The Information Broker: I Rule the Roost in Republican China

Well written! Author, thank you for your hard work! The protagonist should have more superpowers, and the space should be larger. It's a mindless, wish-fulfillment story, so it should be written however enjoyable it is. Looking forward to more exciting content! Update soon!

I've read up to chapter 280, and I'd like to say a few words. Actually, I rarely give book reviews. I give a few stars to good ones, and no stars to bad ones. There's no need to criticize the author; everyone has a tough job. We're just reading a book, no grudges between us. It's unnecessary to criticize someone based on personal preference.

Novel subject matter, bold wording, each print is one less to be seen, cherish them 🥰

Great product! 👍👍👍 The teacher taught me a lot of knowledge, and I'm very interested in how secret agents work. I'm not very interested in the food though, as the teacher writes down a lot of details. I wasn't interested in that daifuku Japanese restaurant at all. If the teacher had talked more about intelligence, I wouldn't have been sleepy!

It's good, but it talks a lot of nonsense.

The male protagonist isn't just an intelligence peddler; he also leads troops. He's Chiang Kai-shek's nephew, deeply favored by Chiang, and alters history by producing weapons and medicine ahead of schedule. He conquers Australia and other places, establishing his own nation. In the final chapters, he travels back to the modern era, revealing his origins and advanced weaponry to his two aunts.

Yes, it's stronger than others in terms of logic and detail, especially better than relying entirely on fabricated intelligence.

Rich and varied content, multi-dimensional descriptions, and natural transitions.

Very good, strong spatial combat power

It's good-looking and worth watching.