
Awakening in 1930: Raging Against Westernizers from the Start
觉醒1930开局怒怼公知西化派
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- Completed
- Length
- 905k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
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- 3mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Any Late Ming Dynasty Novels That Can Stand Beside Ke Shan Meng’s Iron-Blooded Remnants?
No System stories, and especially no brainless transmigration stories where the protagonist makes guns and cannons. In short, I want two things: realism!!! Starting from nothing and making progress step by step. It doesn’t have to be set in the late Ming, as long as it’s a time of chaos.
Transmigration to the Late Qing and Early Republican Era
Stories about people transmigrating to this period always have them refusing to take even a needle or thread from the people, treating officers and soldiers as equals, and acting all meek even when they have a System. They won't even build up their forces and carve out their own territory. What gives? Are they trying to fast-forward the timeline in another world straight to socialism?
Ancient People Watch Live Streams on the Sky Screen, Please Stop Always Posting History, Who Would Keep Watching This Forever?
Ming Dynasty Historical Fiction with Sound Logic, Please. No Mindless Transmigration!
Looking for books similar to Two Deserters and a Widow.
Revolutionary Novels
Looking for books similar to Transmigrating to Start a Rebellion, and I Mean Business.
For Fans of Late Ming Historical Military Fiction: The Best of the Best
Looking for books like I Passed Myself Off as Chongzhen's Son, Cut Through the Qing Army, and Revived the Ming. The battle scenes feel realistic, the characters fit their historical counterparts, and the payoff is well paced. The protagonist struggles to survive against the odds and plans carefully at every step. No massive tech-tree development and no golden finger.
最近真的爱上了民国军阀的小说
快穿啥的有民国位面的都OK
Stories About Zhu Di's Family
The Zhu Di family of the Ming dynasty
Anything Like The Literary Giant Rises in Republican-Era China?
Republic of China-era literary greats
Republican-Era Male Teachers or Literary Figures, No Female Lead
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Dare to tell the truth about Western history, you deserve unconditional five stars
In an era like the early years of the Republic of China, when people need to awaken their minds, someone needs to bravely stand up, break through the Western filter, and insist on the self-confidence of the Chinese nation. Just for this subject, such a hero needs such a person to stand up in such an era. This novel also deserves five stars.
It's quite exciting in the front, but there are a lot of personal affairs between the children in the back.
Four stars, one star less is given to Tomatoes for my review. I even suspected that this book was targeted by Tomatoes and paid close attention to it. After all, it is a foreign investment.
Yes, it's a relatively niche subject, and the author has a sound mind.
A little pretentious, but okay.
Personally, I think it's okay, keep it up, come on!
Very good, not brainless