A Brutal Bandit in the Late Qing, From Outlaw to Head of State

It is well written, loving the country and the people, dancing with wolves, having long-term development plans and means. I hope to continue to deal with Yuan and Beiyang in the future, not to easily participate in the warlord melee, and to take advantage of the First World War to develop the economy and make a lot of money, develop education, cultivate talents, gradually realize industrialization, gradually expand the territory, enhance development potential, and strive to obtain an outlet to the sea. Before President Chiang took power, he was strong enough, had enough talents to manage the country, had enough finances, and strong enough industry and agriculture to defeat all warlords in one fell swoop and unify the country. He beat the shit out of his childhood and achieved sufficient benefits and international status for the country after World War II. Keep it up!

Although there are some small flaws, overall the flaws are not concealed, there are basically no problems in logic, and it makes people excited to watch it. Beginning in 1860, many humiliating treaties were signed, a century of humiliation, more than 13 million square kilometers of Begonia leaf land was invaded and finally turned into a rooster pattern, and numerous unhappiness filled the hearts of every Chinese. It can be said that the male protagonist of this book, with the "uneasy feeling" of contemporary people, has gradually grown from a starving child to a warlord with hundreds of thousands of troops occupying four or five provinces. Judging from the direction of the author's writing, he will definitely fight against the great powers, especially against the Japanese. The book mentions the people at the bottom many times, and many of them are also based on the people at the bottom. This is very good. Unlike other similar books, which are completely engaged in industry and military training, without the support of the people at the bottom, these are just castles in the air that will fall down when the wind blows. My writing style is not good, so I commented casually. I hope the author will update more.

The Guanzhong Lun Dao was written really well. The fig leaf of the late Qing Dynasty was completely torn off in one breath. China has lasted for five thousand years, no matter which emperor it was, there were only six words in the end. Sharing the world with the scholar-bureaucrats. Author, I would like to make a suggestion here. Your writing is really good, but can you divide it into one paragraph instead of one chapter and all the words are coded together? Break it into one paragraph. Readers will not be tired when reading it. This way, you will get more positive comments. If you don't divide it into paragraphs, when we comment on this sentence, we have to wait until the whole chapter is read before commenting. After reading this chapter, the ghost can still remember what I wanted to comment before. The author will reply to me after reading it carefully. Forget it if you haven't read it.

I've just read a few chapters, and I don't hesitate to give it a five-star review! The words between the lines truly describe the 'cannibalistic world'. Especially the descriptions of physical pain when the protagonist is so hungry that he eats Guanyin soil and gnaws tree bark. They are so real and heart-wrenching that they make people's eyes sore.

The content of the story is wonderful, the structure is rigorous, and the plot is vivid. It makes people linger after reading it. Hahaha, it is a very good novel. The author is very careful and writes it better than many others. I also suggest that the author write a more exciting introduction to the book. The introduction is not worthy of the excitement of the content! Come on, author! Be sure to keep updating to the end! ! ! !

The author's choice of subject matter is good, and his perspective is also quite strange. He mostly starts from the people at the bottom, not the revolutionary party, and goes his own way. The idea is very good, but the problem is that he may be a newbie, and his writing skills are a bit green and not so experienced. Some descriptions are still a bit problematic, but the author's views on some historical issues are quite interesting and worth reading.

The details are quite interesting at the beginning, but it's about whether the protagonist has traveled through time or not. I feel that the protagonist has not traveled through time. The later part of the description of establishing a special operations camp is about someone who has traveled through time and has also been in the special operations force. In this case, why do you have to go to Tianjin to see how the Beiyang New Army trains? He has been in the special operations force and doesn't know how to train? It feels a bit contradictory, but overall it looks good.

I don't know whether the protagonist is a modern person or an ancient person. It says he is a special soldier, but in the subsequent plot, it seems that he doesn't know many things about ancient times.

The content and story are wonderful, and the characters are well described. It is a very good novel.

Well written, I read half of it, it's quite good