
Republican Era: I Won’t Be a Warlord, I’ll Be the King of Arms Dealers
民国:我不做军阀,我做军火之王
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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Other names
- Republican Era: Saving the Nation Through Industry, Armored Forces Guard the Land民国:工业救国,铁甲镇山河Alternate title on Fanqie
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The plot is not clichéd, and the "golden finger" (a special ability or advantage) is mainly auxiliary and doesn't feel out of place. It's worth reading. If the author continues writing, it will definitely become a hit. I hope it's not abandoned.
Don't try too hard to predict the future. Instead, focus on hard work and practicality. The more you try to predict the future, the more predictable that future will become.
Although the logic sometimes feels a little messy, it's still acceptable; you can refer to it when you're speaking.
The beginning was great. Don't let the rest fall short!
It's a great watch; empty talk harms the country, while hard work builds it. The character development of the main characters is impeccable.
It's very well written. The author must have consulted relevant materials or had some understanding of the military industry. Only after reading it did I realize how difficult industrial development is, especially the part about blowing up the furnace to refine molten iron.
Industrial strength – referring to the fact that they ran out of anesthetics at the start of the war You're practically exploiting your readers, arbitrarily changing battle data and making it ridiculously inflated.
Your writing is excellent, awesome!
Be truthful and objective, provide multi-dimensional descriptions, keep it up!
If we want to achieve strength, the Third Front industry is still the most effective.