Warlord: The Marshal’s Adopted Son, Huanggui Village Ahead

They should arrange a legal wife for Old Zhang's eldest daughter to establish legitimacy. Xiao Liuzi is a perfect candidate for diplomat, the top choice for ambassador to the US. He's fluent in foreign languages, a gambler, a womanizer, and a womanizer—it's a waste that one of the four great men of the Republic of China isn't involved in diplomacy. His wife can earn money, has a high status, and even gives Old Zhang face.

Although it's a fictional story with a time-travel element, it actually seems quite plausible. At least if a modern special forces king were to transmigrate into that brigade commander's body, he might actually do something like that. It's very well-written and quite exciting.

I'm dying of laughter! The author is so witty, managing to be both funny and realistic, with its own timeline. It's a really good and interesting novel, but I can't get enough of it!

Interesting, well-written. This is my first time reading a novel with a young marshal background; it's quite refreshing.

It has a different feel to it, but the author needs to be careful with the scale. This period allows for more freedom in writing, but caution is advised later. There was another quite good White Deer Plain series before, but it was lost because of certain issues.

I found it through Feng Yong; it's very good, with a consistent writing style and a captivating plot.

It's really well-written. It's such a shame it's finished. The Japanese weren't even defeated yet. The Western powers haven't taken back the land they occupied. I just wanted to see the Japanese, the British, and France in Vietnam all defeated.

Author, please update soon! May the author's soul return... 𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌 O soul, return... I urge on the long whip and rein in the six reins... 𓀌𓀎𓀠𓀤𓀫 O soul, return... I sing as I cross the mountains... Return... O soul, return... 𓀋𓀌𓀎𓀙𓀠 O soul, return! Sing a triumphant song and triumph! We await our comrades to give their all! 𓀋𓀠𓀤𓀥𓀫 O soul, return...

Not bad. Although there are some flaws, the author's technique is quite skillful.

It was quite good, but a lot of changes were made. For example, the young marshal became a division commander, and I noticed that the beginning was also changed. Many parts were altered, which I understand; the priority was to preserve the book's essence, but it lost some of its flavor.