Republic of China Espionage: The Wealthy Family's Mom Wields a Mean Ruler

It's very beautiful. The heart-warming plot inside makes people feel soft after watching it. If you want to see Sato's mother and daughter bones, this kind of love and affection mixed with the majestic admonitions from the elders is best.

The author's writing style is very good, each character is perfectly portrayed and has a distinct personality, and the choice of the background of the Republic of China in the precepts is very thoughtful. However, regarding the heroine's mother, Ming Jing's character description is a bit single. I know that Ming Jing is a character that people today are convinced of, is watertight, and has things in his hands, but maybe too much Yu Shan, (it was true that Ming Nian was beaten by her sister once, and Ming Jing gave up on the rules and etiquette), there are a little less plots in this aspect, I am here to suggest some, I hope the author will read it, but if the author thinks the current situation is good, I also support continuing to write, because this is the best moral text I have ever read, please work hard

I don't know if there is something wrong with my understanding, but why do I feel that the heroine's godmother (Ms. Sato) likes the heroine a little bit? (Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it)

The author gets better and better every day, I'm really grateful. From the beginning, I could tell that Nian Nian has a "heartthrob" character. She is innocent, kind, and cute, and is really a lovable little girl. When I wrote about Sato in the middle, I was particularly afraid of writing about love, because I felt that Nian Nian was too young and didn't understand what love was, or that I was a little reluctant to let Nian Nian "marry" someone like this, even to a woman. I think love during the Republic of China was really very fragile, because the love of family and country would come first. But because of this, the tragedy seems heroic and beautiful. I don't want anything to happen to anyone in the Ming family, including Sato. This Wang Ying, I can feel that he likes Nian Nian a little bit. But I hope she hides this feeling well. I hope she can keep Nian Nian safe and sound. After reading too many abuse articles, I always feel that Wang Ying will die in the end, either to protect Nian Nian or for the country. (Just guessing) In short, I hope that Nian Nian can live a safe, happy and free life. Finally, I want to say: Thank you for your hard work, author! You write really well! I read it over and over several times!

I have read so many novels of this type, and your writing is really good. I only discovered this book recently. I am very happy that I can read 300 chapters at once, so I hope that you can continue to serialize it. For this book, my initial misunderstanding of Sato gradually turned into a liking. I like the family line between her and Nian Nian and Mommy. Everyone has things and things that they can't let go of, and what they can't let go of is each other. From the author's writing, I understand not only the blame, because these are not unreasonable, on the contrary, they contain helplessness and love. This is the story I want to see in my heart. I don't have gorgeous words, and I can't write a flourishing chapter. Thank you to the author for his writing that touched my heart! (My inner thoughts: Can Sato and Mommy be together [awkward laugh])

They settled down in a Blang village deep in Jingmai Mountain, with a bamboo house backed by an ancient tea forest. The girl from the aristocratic family taught the children in the village how to write Chinese characters, and the girl from the special high school class learned to roast tea in the Blang way - her hands were strong and the tea sticks she kneaded were particularly firm, which even the tea merchants praised. Every spring, the Buddha from the Buddhist temple will come to the village to chant sutras, and they will offer a basket of the best spring tea. The Buddha never asked about their past, but when reciting sutras, he would specifically recite an extra paragraph for the "misfortunate women from foreign lands". One day, a tea inspection team from Kunming passed by. One of the young men stared at the aristocratic daughter for a long time and said, "You look like someone in my grandmother's photo album." The daughter of the aristocratic family calmly poured him a cup of roasted tea and said in Chinese with a Brown accent: "You have mistaken the wrong person. I grow tea in the mountains." The young man left. That night, the girl from the special high school class suddenly said by the firepit: "If he comes again..." The daughter of an aristocratic family interrupted her: "He won't come. It's too deep here. People outside can't find the way, and they don't want to find it." The tea in the fire pit was roasting sizzlingly, and the aroma filled the bamboo house. Outside the window is a thousand-year-old tea forest. The moonlight shines through the canopy of the trees, like a layer of snow that will not melt. They didn't hug or talk about love. But they knew that the mountain swallowed up their secrets and left them both in the same tea forest forever. (I just read the comments and arranged the ending for them!) Haha

I really want to know whether the emotional line at the end is written as mother and daughter or wife and wife [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

The number of words in each chapter is sufficient, the logic is clear, and the description of the characters is very delicate, even meticulous. Each character has its own complex and distinctive characteristics. Every time I finish reading a chapter, I basically go back and read it carefully, pondering it carefully. It is worth savoring. It is a very good book.

If I want to see more of the interaction between my mother and my aunt, it would be best to give me a warning hahaha. Very well written.

The structure is rigorous, the logic is clear, the plot is laid out naturally and appropriately, the characters' words and deeds are reasonable, the details are solid and full, and the rhythm is relaxed and appropriate. The whole text is fluent in writing, sincere in emotion, and conflicts and turns are traceable, neither abrupt nor protracted. The characters are three-dimensional and vivid, and the emotions are progressively deeper. The reading is very immersive and persuasive, which shows that the author has profound writing power and exquisite conception.