He is reborn into the Zhu family as a new third son who never existed in the original family, then throws himself headlong into the tides of the era.
The land is shattered, and the country is battered by storms. Since he has been reborn in this age with a word-tag System, he has to make a difference: change some people, change some things, and ultimately change the world. He will restore this broken land and put an end to these years of hardship.
All right! Let's start by changing Xian'er's fate!
This is a crossover of film and television works! A crossover! A crossover! Important things must be said three times! The story won't be limited to Crossing the Kanto, though that will be the main thread connecting everything, and its important events and characters will all be included.
The shows and films confirmed and already featured so far include Crossing the Kanto, Huo Yuanjia, The Land Beneath Our Feet, Master, The Grand Mansion Gate, Teahouse, Young Marshal, Searching for Qinghe, The Old Tavern, Ip Man, and others.
[System] [Kill the Japanese] [Change Fates] [Liu Huan]?!
Why is Liu Huan included in the tags? Because:
Snow and ice have long covered my tracks
Distant cooking smoke sways, a warm call
The wind cannot sever my backward gaze
Home always seems so far along the road
It's going well so far, but could you speed things up a bit? Otherwise, I'm afraid you'll miss the main events involving the Zhu family. Also, if the main storyline revolves around the Zhu family, perhaps you could shift the focus to show how much the family misses and cares for him, and clarify the timeline. For example, where has the Zhu family been all this time?
This book should be called, "My Memoirs as a Weakling in the Republic of China Era (with Glossary)" 🤭
It's very well written, with well-developed characters, a tight plot, and excellent integration; I finished it in no time.
It's very well written. It doesn't just follow the plot; it has its own ideas and story, which I greatly appreciate. 👍🏻
The pacing is just right. I hope they don't add any cultivation elements later on 😄, let's stick to martial arts!
Novels about venturing into Northeast China are rare finds, and this one is quite well-written. 😏
I'm just curious... One thing after another, when will I be able to reunite with my family? 🤦🤦🤦
They have their own ideas, right?
The plot doesn't unfold so suddenly; the author uses location to build up the story. So far, it's alright 😎 around chapter 30.
Not bad, not many types.