Traveling Through the Republic of China, I Smuggled Myself into Japan and Became a Japanese Chaebol!
穿越民国，我偷渡成了日本财阀！
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- Ongoing
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- 669k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 4mo ago
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- Fanqie
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A Novel About Being Reborn in Korea or a Heir to a Japanese Conglomerate
Rebirth essay
You Can't Write Anything About the Anti-Japanese War Zone Other Than Showing Your Sword, Right?
Reborn as a Foreigner in a Foreign Country
A novel about being reborn in the United States or Europe, becoming a foreigner, and using historical knowledge to become invincible.
Travel Through the Republic of China and Have Unlimited Supplies (Daily Text)
Traveling through the Republic of China, there is a system in this era of scarcity, but there are sufficient resources, and the single heroine lives her own small life.
Looking for Japanese Novels That Travel Through Korea
Various Foreign Countries Such as Korean and Japanese Chaebols, European Aristocrats, and Top Aristocratic Families
Spy Story! Dress Like a Japanese!
I would like to read a book similar to "Spy War: In Cao's Camp and in Han". Ahhhh, after reading this book, I really want to read other similar books! So pretty! ! ! Please recommend! ! ! !
If the Protagonist Travels to a Foreign Country and Is a Foreigner, It Doesn't Matter Which Country He Is.
The main thing I can't accept is that I've traveled to a foreign country, to the West, and still have a Chinese name. That feels weird, so can you give me a way to completely travel to a foreigner? Since they are no longer in foreign countries, it means that foreigners do not want Chinese people.
Very well written. What is commendable is that when this type of subject matter has been completely occupied by AI, the author rarely has so many traces of AI.
It's pretty good, interesting, and can attract readers to continue reading. Anyway, I immediately saw the reminder when I read it. It's very good, but the ones that always appear are married women. [Laughing] I hope to have a 55 with a young girl. I need both. The latest general's daughter may be a bit interesting. Come on, do it.
I don't have any other questions, just one, 1945.8.6 8.9 Hiroshima and Nagasaki are about to be abandoned. The little boy and the fat man are going to go there. What are they doing there? Although I have only watched it for half an hour, I am still very curious.
Good! The story is smooth, the rhythm is natural and attractive!
Although some parts of the writing are a bit taken for granted, it's okay to watch and play.
Japanese post-war themes are rare. The early pace is slow and there are too few familiar characters.
This one about post-war Japan is good and well written. Come on [laughs]
Something new! It seems attractive so far! Like!
My daughter is very good, young and energetic. Forget it, my wife is already thirty, but she is still...
Beautiful, thanks to the author
Can. Pretty good.
Good book, very attractive
Hahahaha good good good good
The plot is well laid out and a masterpiece
It's pretty good-looking
The author writes very well👌🏻
Interesting, very pretty
The golden finger is not very useful. It can fully understand Japan's post-war reconstruction process. It doesn't have any major drawbacks so far. Liangcao
There are some deficiencies in small details in Japan, probably due to the remnants of the AI style, and the author will have to seriously revise them in the future.
It's okay, novels of this type are quite rare.
It's beautiful, well-written, and not overly cluttered. It deserves five stars.
Looks great! The author works overtime[Like][Like]
Not bad, I read it all in one go, the system is so exaggerated
It's an excellent book
Yes, I hope the author can stick with it. This is the first time I have seen this type of book. The novel subject matter allows people to understand Japan from more angles. OK OK
In fact, the writing is very good, but there are many clues and characters in the middle and later stages. If you are reading a novel, the pictures are simple and clear.
Very well written, thumbs up to the author [like][like][like]
Does anyone have similar books, about postwar Japan?