Republican Era: All My Readers Are Big Shots!
民国：我的书迷都是大佬！
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- Completed
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- 342k Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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- 9mo ago
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The story is fast-paced, set in an overseas nation with a political system distinct from traditional party-state systems. Instead, it employs a parliamentary system based on contributions to the nation and civilization. It's enjoyable, but there's just too little to read! Oh well, I discovered it too early!
The writing is fast-paced. From building a media empire to expanding into Southeast Asia, it only took about 40 chapters to defeat the Japanese. It was quite satisfying. This is the first time I've seen a system novel that's so concise and doesn't feel overly demanding. Great! The next part is about international competition with the US and the Soviet Union!
It's alright, the pace is fast, but it's not suitable for deep thought. The influence skyrocketed in just a few days after the book was published. The down-and-out guy who just arrived in Shanghai can find information about local forces very easily. He talks to various important figures and says that it is extremely dangerous, but the description doesn't show where the danger is.
Gu Zhange transmigrates and uses his pen as a weapon, employing a reputation system to create "The Legend of the Condor Heroes," a story that hides a path to national salvation and awakens the people's spirit. It blends cultural espionage with popular novels, featuring a profound theme, a strong sense of national sentiment, and a brilliant writing style. The plot is full of twists and turns, making it a highly recommended five-star read.
The pace is fast, and it's not expected to reach 300 chapters unless the later outlines become more ambitious.
It's pretty good, a very enjoyable and satisfying read. There are a few plot holes in the middle, but the flaws don't detract from its overall quality. Looking forward to the rest! 👍
It was delicious and really satisfying! 🤭🤭
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