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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 499k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Republican-Era Romance
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
6.9kReads
5.8Score
1.1kShelves
239Chapters
3.5kListens
290.5kReads · all time
Synopsis
Reader comments
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A Novel About the Republic of China, Where the Male Protagonist Is a Warlord and the Female Protagonist Is a Lady.
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Recently, I Have Become Obsessed with Warlord Themes. I Beg My Sisters to Recommend Books.
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High-Scoring Books from the Republic of China Period
Full marks for logic, good writing, not the kind that makes readers think they are mentally retarded.
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This book was brewing for a long time before I started writing it, and all the plots were rehearsed in my mind. I like the heroine Gu Qingping, her beauty is the least worth mentioning advantage. What I love most about her is her tenacity, decisiveness, and problem-solving skills, and she deserves to be loved. Love in troubled times, Xiaoman wins over Wanquan. The other characters are also vivid in their own way. Everyone is working hard to live and change the world and make everything better. Let's encourage each other~
See it through the eyes of a fussy old bookworm This book deserves at least a 9.6 Rating Deep writing skills, strict logic, and objective and full characters The entire background is also very attractive with lines. Feel free to enter the pit [Like][Like][Like] The only thing that's not perfect is that it's still being serialized and it stopped abruptly halfway through. Too uncomfortable [covers face] I couldn't bear to continue watching. What I'm most afraid of is that I can't help but sigh half way through. I just want to know when it will be finished [face covering]
The writing style, logic and ideas are all very good. The female protagonist lives in troubled times, but she still lives as tenaciously for herself as possible. The male protagonist is resolute and resolute, good and bad, quite real, imperfect but perfect at the same time. This is the good and bad side of human nature, and the other characters are well portrayed. But what moved me the most was that when the author described the female characters, it was not only the mindless fight between men and women for love, but also the sympathy between women in that era. This is a pretty good novel, and I think the rating shouldn't be so low. It's much better than those mindless novels with high scores that have no sense of perspective, and the female characters in the book want to pounce on the male protagonist when they see it. It took me two days to read it, and my first review was written four hours after I read it. At first, I just thought it was a "not brainless" novel. After reading it, I was very moved. This kind of emotion is indescribable. It is the feelings of their family and country that they left their small family for everyone, the wasted love between Qingping and Shen Yicheng, Ling Xun who disguised himself as a woman, Zhang Jieming who sacrificed for the country, or Zhao Chengyi who lived in darkness but still adhered to the bottom line, or the warmth of friendship or family affection in troubled times. Men can hold up half the sky, and so can women. Remember history.