
Heading South in 1945 to Found a Nation on the Peninsula
1945年南下,于半岛建国
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 131k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I don't understand why the US military is named after Washington? Bai Mengqiao looked at the envoy, with a trace of scrutiny in his eyes, and said slowly: "Mr. Envoy, I hope you can understand that Vietnam has paid a huge price in this war, and we can no longer invest so blindly. These fighter jets are crucial to us maintaining and expanding our results. You must convey my meaning clearly to Washington."
Overall it's pretty good, but there are a lot of poisonous points.
Come on, if you want national identity, you need cultural unity.
It's very interesting, it's decisive and clean, and it doesn't go against human nature. I hope the author will work hard and finish it well.
Oh, it's really not that good. Apart from being a map, Golden Finger seems to have no function at all! There is absolutely no content that appeals to me!
What is the golden finger of the author's protagonist?
Good writing, keep it up
Well written. It is more in line with the thoughts of time travellers.
The writing of the character is too flawed, it's too cruel, not in terms of Vietnam, but the dialogue is too cruel.
Good, good, good, good