Survive*****

Leave a five-star review. The author's starting point is very novel. There is no usual red start or immediate fame, but a plot in which the protagonist changes to different camps in different periods. The writing is okay, but I feel that just writing about the struggle of the protagonist in different periods is a bit too much. After reading too much, I feel very dark and weak, and I feel very aggrieved [face covering]; and maybe it is because I read too much from the front, or I don't want to consider the composition of the army when watching it. Every time I see Lao Wang's army, I feel that Lao Wang has not traveled through time. The troops have no appearance at all. They are the same as the army at that time and have not been reorganized (personally I feel [shy]). Finally, I hope that Lao Wang is back and can live an upright and honest life. He will not be as worried and conscientious as the previous times!

I hope that the protagonist will arrive in Hong Kong smoothly, then his condition will improve, and he will successfully transform into the first family

The writing is quite good, about struggle in troubled times, survival, human nature, and scheming with gangsters. I am ruthless when I need to be ruthless, and I am timid when I should be timid. It is good in all aspects. The only question is whether my body can be better. At least after I have a way out, I still have a good body to enjoy life, or to start a new world...

Not bad, not bad, at least it was written with care. In the later period, I will lead troops from the south to French Southeast Asia to build a piece of territory.

Very well written, keep up the good work