The Winds of Guandong

This book has no system and no plug-ins. In the troubled times of the Northeast in the late Qing Dynasty, Jiang Rongting, a clerk in the grain store, went to work for gold because of his grievances. He fought against bullies, formed a militia, and fought against bandits in Nianzigou. He rose from the patrol camp to take charge of the Northeast, protected the country and people in the cracks between Japan and Russia, and lived as a bloody backbone to protect the hometown and resist foreign aggression in the troubled times. The book contains the passion of the world, as well as military and political games, and also hides the struggles of small people in the big era. Welcome to the comment area to chat about your opinions~ Finally, special thanks to every friend who opened the story. Every comment you make is the power to make this Northeast legend more vivid!

The writing level of this book is amazing. Whether it is the use of words or the structure of sentences, they all reflect the author's profound skills. It can be seen that the author has devoted a lot of energy and effort in the creation process, making the content of this book rich and profound, providing readers with a feast of ideas.

I recommend this book. It's a good read, the characters are described in detail, the local language is distinctive, and it's funny.

The plot of the story is full of ups and downs, and the description techniques are very exciting. I recommend some good books.

Excellent writing, reasonable plot, worth watching

Very beautiful and worth recommending

A good book is gone again

It's pretty good. It kind of reminds me of the feeling of watching Warlords of 1911. It's a pity that so few people watched it.

The writing is very good, the plot is very smooth, and the process from scratch, from the incompetence of the Manchu officialdom to the power struggle of various local forces, is very detailed and worth recommending.

The plot is compact. The story is clear and very good.