Siheyuan: From the Start, Fleeing to the Capital in 1941
四合院：开局1941逃难四九城
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Great book, a thrilling read! This book could go on for a long time. The author shouldn't be stingy with the protagonist's development; he should have several more superpowers. That would make it even more exciting.
The plot is full of twists and turns, vivid and engaging, and emotionally rich. The plot device isn't overly overpowered, making it a watchable read. 👍👍👍
May 4, 2026. Read. My admiration for you is like the Yellow River, flowing endlessly and unstoppable! You're standing in the champion's seat; I'll go buy you some oranges.
Chapter 99 describes the Japanese surrender in 1945, so why does Chapter 112 show Yamamoto leading his soldiers to search Beiping? Chapter 99 already states that the Japanese have surrendered, so why are there still Japanese soldiers and Special Higher Police in Chapter 113?
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The score was too low; I almost missed it because of it. It's a very good book, I really like it, and the writing is excellent!
That's right, it's just that they didn't make good use of their own advantages.
Excellent! The concept and details are both handled very well!
Good book, quite enjoyable. The story involving the courtyard house is compelling. I suggest you hurry up and go to Shanghai.
Why does this book only have such a low score? The protagonist transmigrates to 1941, and the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China is already in chapter 125. The protagonist kills Japanese soldiers along the way and trains special forces for the country, which is quite interesting.