The Republic of China: Entries Are Solidified, Starting with a Hexagram Every Day

To be honest, it's pretty average. But Gou is not cruel enough. Less description of women! There is no need to think about women if you have this golden finger. As long as she is strong enough, a woman can have whatever she wants.

The world view is good, the plug-ins are interesting, and the conflicts and foreshadowing are reasonable. But there are a lot of poisons. The first is the drag sister. It's a matter of opinion. Anyone who can't help the protagonist and has to pay for it is regarded as a small poison. The second is that the plot cannot be advanced. There are conflicts and foreshadowings, but as soon as the plot is pushed forward, it has to be digressed, causing the plot to not move quickly. The point is that there aren't many updates, otherwise it wouldn't be considered a poisonous point. The third is that the protagonist does not pay attention to his own combat power and collects a lot of rare objects, but he does not pay attention to his own realm and rarely takes improving himself as the purpose of his actions. The most poisonous thing is seeing the secret place under the sea and getting the sword bone to recall this period. . Are there people in the memories who behaved normally and logically? This memory is so dramatic that I can't pursue it anymore.

I have read more than a dozen books about martial arts in the Republic of China, and this is the only one that I can read. I thought it was just a follow-up book, but I didn't expect to find a good book. The plot and setting are good, and the protagonist is not an inexplicable bad guy. He is not unable to walk when he sees a beautiful woman. There is no inexplicable pretentiousness and a refreshing feeling, which is very natural.

Come on, author. I used to watch Western steam magic fantasy films, but now there is a film with an oriental martial arts theme, and it also incorporates Western machinery. It feels very good, and I hope the author will give it a big boost! [Like][Like][Like]

Saw the latest. This book is still okay. For now, it's a behind-the-scenes flow. It doesn't matter what your realm is. It all depends on the operation of the "clone" layout. What I am more looking forward to are the divination information, portable space, "teleportation" and the martial arts Tathagata palm, etc. It can be said that each of them can be used as a golden finger to open a book, and integrated into one protagonist, people are full of expectations. Disadvantages: There is a lot of verbosity at the end, a bit too watery, plot recommendations are slow, and there are too many irrelevant words.

It's well written, but there are too many "extreme extreme extremely extremely extreme" characters [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [staring] [staring] [staring] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

Although there are some flaws, the plot is well controlled, it is refreshing and not awkward, there are many foreshadowings, and the setting is not broken. It is much better than those pretentious male protagonists who are full of fighting power at the beginning of the brainless and cool novels. It is worth reading. The author will update it soon.

It's pretty good. The progression of the plot is a bit blurry, but it's quite comfortable to talk about it. Come on, author.

The writing is good and the world view is grand. There is a bottom line when there should be a bottom line. It is ruthless when it should be ruthless. Goldfinger needs to equip various strange objects. The descriptions are also diverse. Unlike many novels, there is an awesome Goldfinger but they are not fully utilized. It is just that the updates are too slow.

It's the last chapter. Although the beginning is cliche, the subsequent plot development is very interesting and creative. Strange objects, steam weapons, and special root bones are introduced. The rhythm is very comfortable. There is no arrangement. There is no tooth-ache emotional drama at the moment. Please give it a five-star review to support it!

Highly recommended for those who like rare items and equipment slots! The characters in it are vivid and full-bodied, and everyone has huge human weaknesses. The villains are like normal people who have gone astray, and the righteous are like self-righteous poisonous spiders. This extreme sense of contrast makes me feel a long aftertaste when I think about it while walking and lying on my side!

I like this kind of eloquent feeling, and the world view is grand enough. Come on, author.

Excellent, excellent, excellent, very special. A chapter has several thousand words and hundreds of poles. [Cover face][cover face][cover face]

A book with sophisticated writing is comfortable to read and suitable for gold fingers, but it is not the kind of book that is large and comprehensive (all kinds of amazing, awesome gold fingers) but cannot write gold finger effects. The protagonist is a normal person who behaves reasonably, logically and in a humane way. Although the characterization is not lifelike but not rigid, it is still a book that can be read by someone over 50 years old.

The setting is okay. According to this rhythm, there are highlights in the early and mid-term, and it will be over in the later stage. You can consider solidifying the equipment to travel to another world, and interspersing small dungeons on the original basis. The other world is equivalent to a small dungeon, and then clear the weird and Cthulhu, and slowly transcend the multiverse or the avenue. This kind of estimate can write two to three million, or more, and it is more interesting. You can also write about modern times, but you must control the revolution and New China, otherwise it will be easy to enter a dark room. It's best not to write if you're not sure.

Overall it looks pretty good, but there are some areas where it can't hold up well, especially the names that are prone to being inaccurate. The names of the protagonist and his two walking zombies go back and forth. There will be three more in the future. I don't know what the strings look like.

I have read several books about the Republic of China, and this one has the most comfortable protagonist. He doesn't have the villain mentality of a popular person, and everyone is relatively normal.

I finally found a book that I can read. I like this kind of history that is paradoxical and has extraordinary powers. Do you have any other recommendations?

How to say it? It seems that some history is confusing, both the Jin Dynasty and Wu Sangui. Wasn't Wu Sangui already considered the Manchu and Qing Dynasty at that time, and the Jurchen tribe had tried their best to distance themselves from the Jin Dynasty at that time (although they were still considered Jin people), so were those Jin people left over from the Jin Dynasty or from the Manchu and Qing Dynasty?

It's pretty good, but the rating is on the low side. Although it is true that as mentioned in the comment area, it does not pay enough attention to improving one's own level, the shortcomings do not hide the good points. Overall, it is still good-looking. The subject matter and writing are imaginative. Goldfinger is not brainless and powerful, and the protagonist's character is not hesitant. I think it is still possible to get an eight point. And there are a lot of updates every day, please encourage me [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

It's very exciting, the author writes well, the story structure is relatively solid, the background is grand, and the story progress is smooth and reasonable. I hope the author can stabilize the rhythm and control the situation well. It is indeed well written. The first few chapters are a bit depressing, and some people may not like to read them. After the first few chapters, it is really exciting.

The plot is pretty good and the writing smells like AI

Uh, I hope the author writes about a force, uh, for example, Hong Xiuquan, whose attitude toward foreigners is to kill or drive them out. To the Jin Dynasty, his attitude is to kill. Just be nice to the people. Don't make it so that there are refugees everywhere, and then people will die at every turn. They pop up one after another like cutting leeks. Let's sweep away the Jin people first.

It's a good book. It's very well written and the logic is clear. The entries on various treasures are also very well written. I hope I can update a few more chapters every day.

Finally there is a book with this kind of grand worldview, come on!

Well, I see that the author here is not strong enough to fight. If you don't want to be a human being and forget that it's normal and important, it's still the real feeling of history that I like. This is a fine book, much better than ordinary upgraded books. Come on, author❗

It's very good. The story logic is relatively smooth, not so stiff and pretentious, and the world view is large enough.

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The text is delicate and tense, and the picture has a strong feeling, as if you are immersed in the scene. The plot twist is naturally unobtrusive, the foreshadowing is just right, and it's very enjoyable to watch.

The plot is mediocre, but the author's details are very good and the writing is smooth. Overall, it's okay.