Transmigrating to Republican-Era China, I Smuggled Myself into Becoming a Japanese Tycoon!
穿越民国，我偷渡成了日本财阀！
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- 669k Words
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- Postwar Island Nation: Who Dares Mess with Me, Congressman Inoue?战后岛国，谁敢惹我井上议员？Alternate title on Fanqie
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Well written. What's remarkable is that, at a time when this genre has been completely dominated by AI, the author has managed to avoid showing too much AI influence.
Pretty good, interesting, and able to attract readers to continue reading. I went straight to the "request for more updates" section, which is great. But it's always married women appearing 🤭 I hope there's a 50/50 split between young girls and mature women, both are welcome. The newly introduced general's daughter might have some potential. Keep it up!
I have no other questions, just one: On August 6th and 9th, 1945, Hiroshima and Nagasaki were about to be dumped with the little boy and the fat man. What were they going to do there? Although I only watched half an hour and skipped around, I'm still very curious.
Excellent! The story flows smoothly, the pacing is natural, and it's engaging!
Although some parts are written with a bit of conjecture, it's still okay for reading for fun.
My daughter is great, young and energetic. My wife, well, she's thirty and still…
A rare subject matter focusing on postwar Japan. The pacing is slow in the early stages, and there are too few familiar characters.
That's innovative! It looks appealing so far! Thumbs up!
This postwar Japan story is good, well written, keep it up! 😄
Interesting, super good!