Guanzhong************

The writing is sophisticated, not sloppy, and the plot advances quickly. It just writes about external expansion and internal risks, such as the impact of recruiting a large number of military cadets on former officers, and there are too many annual summaries.

Come on, the historical background is clear and more rigorous than Lao Tzu is a warlord who resisted Japan.

There are endless flowers to pick up in the morning, and it's hard to calm down when picking them up at night. But they all left a fragrance that never fades in my heart. Picking them up is not to keep the lost morning light, but to understand in the dusk: those people you have loved, the roads you have traveled, the tenderness and sorrow you have experienced have all become the background of life.

Historically, it is impossible for the protagonist to be 35 years old and not yet married [Thinking]

Reading this type of novel now, it seems that "Shareholders of Great Powers" is indeed a fine product. I have read it over and over again two or three times, and the content in it is also very popular.

Very good, but women write too much [face covering]

It's very good. It's a bit exciting to watch. But it's too short now and it's not enough to watch.

Good, good, good, good

Wonderful and exciting

The characters are written more towards politicians, which is quite interesting.

💯Full marks for the writing. It has a sense of history and I really like it.

There is no system, no golden fingers, just steady development step by step.