Transmigrated to Republican-Era China: Saving the Nation by Joining the Brotherhood

I came here because of the wonderful combination of "brother in a robe" and "save the country", and once I saw it I couldn't stop! The most awesome thing about this book is that it welds the two lines of "commerce and armaments" and "blood to save the country" in a very reasonable way! The protagonist, Yu Jinshen, starts out as a young master from the Republic of China. He doesn't want to enjoy the blessings, but he steps into Brother Pao's muddy water. The author wrote about "worshiping the dock", "teaching tea", and "opening a fragrant hall" as if they were real, which made me feel like an expert. But that's not the point. The point is how he makes money - selling salt! Who would have thought that the most inconspicuous salt would become the fulcrum for him to leverage the entire southwest and even the great cause of saving the country in the future. The feeling of satisfaction is more exciting than directly giving it to the system! Even more exciting is the way he spends his money. Other time travelers make money to make themselves happy, but Boss Yu makes money to make the Sichuan Army brothers happy! "Silver coins ringing around the waist" and "equipped with new guns", the author uses the most realistic descriptions to slap the truth of "logistics is combat effectiveness" in the readers' faces. When the sentence "I paid the Sichuan Army's military pay alone" was shouted out, I really got goosebumps all over my body. This is not empty talk, it is the industry and confidence he has laid out step by step. The plot is currently reaching a critical point. Yu Jinshen's army has taken shape, and the overt and covert battles with various forces are becoming more and more exciting. The author's updates are very powerful, the pace is fast, there is a lot of useful information, and it is refreshing and dense. If you are tired of the same old struggle for hegemony in the Republic of China, I highly recommend reading this book to see how the protagonist builds a brand new and passionate Republic of China! Follow up, you must follow up!

As a history buff, I am often picky about the subject matter of the Republic of China, but this book gave me a great surprise. It does not have a superficial romance about cheongsam romance or warlords, but accurately presents a vivid micro-historical perspective; the Sichuan salt trade and the Pao Ge organization.

There is no system, no cheats. The protagonist has been climbing up the ranks since he was a child. The excitement of the grassroots counterattack slowly accumulates due to the delicate rhythm. It is quite interesting. I watched the update in one go and am looking forward to the following chapters.

Sichuan and Chongqing, the most bloody soldiers in Chinese history, definitely have a place. It can be said that Sichuan will not be destroyed and China will not be destroyed. This has historical evidence. This book is a good description of the bloody nature of Sichuan people. Everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the world. The protagonist also climbs up step by step from a humble beginning. He is passionate without losing his true nature. The various slang in the book is also very interesting.

The writing is very real and allows us to see what the real Republic of China was like. Other novels will beautify it. Only the author has written about the real Republic of China at that time, human nature and his own style. It seems very depressing, but this is the real history, and each of us should The history that should be remembered, without any golden fingers, is what we ordinary people look like. It is really a particularly beautiful book about the Republic of China. If you want to understand the real Republic of China, you can read this book carefully. What decisions people will make in extremely bad situations. Books that truly expose human nature must have five stars.

Opening the book is like stepping into Rong County in 1912, with the hustle and bustle of the mahjong table, the fireworks of the Yanhao compound, and the generosity of the Pao brothers. The male protagonist is not born a perfect hero. He will be addicted and will be scolded by his fiancée, but this imperfection makes him particularly moving when he takes up the burden.

The article is very true, and it can be seen that the author is very careful and has a solid understanding of history. The characters are vividly drawn. Brother Pao, save the country, passionate, business. It unfolded a wonderful picture of the Republic of China for us.

I've basically never read novels with this theme. I've read it, and it's pretty good.

It's okay, I think overall it's passable

This book is really a treasure trove! Traveling through the Republic of China, you don't take the usual path. You turn around and pick up salt and abacus to overturn the troubled times. The details in the book about Pao Ge worshiping at the dock and sharing the profits on the salt road are very shocking. The dual joy of saving the country through industry + slap in the face and refreshing the article. Witness the transformation from a "two-gun soldier" to an iron-blooded warrior. If you don't read it, you will really lose a lot!