An Old Teahouse, Owned by Three Generations of the Republic of China

It looks good, but the protagonist, the time-traveler, has no ability to save his life, and it's not a problem to just rely on the waves while floating in the sea.

The scenes of the era are described in detail, and the story logic is online. Although the protagonist lives a simple life, he still has the tension of participating in various tense scenes. Time travel is systematic and does not rely on the system. Each character in the book has his own soul, and the causes and consequences of each character can be clearly explained. There is no such thing as digging a hole and forgetting to fill it. The writing is neither protracted nor fluent. It's still interesting to see. Hope the author will update as soon as possible. He is worthy of being an experienced writer from the beginning. This writing surpasses 90% of Tomato authors. There are no stereotypes or pretentiousness in this book, it is written with sincerity! So pretty! Come on! !

There is a live broadcast system. The author did not give the protagonist a space. These properties can still be maintained in the future.

The rating is seriously underestimated. The author's writing is very Republican-style, with ups and downs in the plot. I look forward to the author's continued updates!

Beautiful, worth seeing

Good-looking, but thin

Wonderful article with a unique perspective. Read it in one go. Urgently needs to be updated.

It's beautiful, it's true, the writing is good, the thinking is clear, I like to read this kind of thing

After reading this book, the whole thing is about eating and being eaten. The protagonist also eats, it's just a matter of how much.

I support the author's persistent writing and hope that his works will become better and better.

It's okay, just a little bit less

Rarely seen, good Republican literature

It's interesting to write

Late Qing Dynasty. In the early years of the Republic of China, the social atmosphere and character descriptions were relatively thorough.

Go see it yourself and read it. I just knew it was a good book.

Very well written, about the cannibalistic late Qing Dynasty. I gave it four stars yesterday, either because the author didn't write it well, or because it was so well written that it made me feel depressed.

The writing is very good, but it's a pity that my mother didn't intervene in the live broadcast. Otherwise, the protagonist might have achieved a career in troubled times.

Authentic and underrated novel of the Republic of China

The story is written with great detail. To use today's Internet jokes, I'm afraid it has its origins in the ancestors, otherwise it won't be able to describe the human feelings and sophistication of this old era.

Not bad. Do you have any recommendations for similar books?

Great book, I read it three times. Suitable for my taste.