
I Came to the Republic of China to Write Novels
来到民国写小说
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 899k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Republican-Era Romance
- Updated
- 1d ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
327Chapters
5.3kReads · 30 days
50.2kReads · all time
596Shelf adds, last 14 days
6.5Score
7 ch/weekPace
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Great read. What struck me was: 1. The female lead is a transmigrator, and the beginning isn't tough (I don't want to read survival stories right now). 2. There are no annoying, difficult characters; the story is peaceful and there are no clueless supporting characters who are constantly targeting the female lead. 3.
In 1928, the Nationalist government began promoting 220-volt electricity, which allowed the female protagonist to charge her mobile phone.
This is so good! I devoured the latest chapter and still want more. Is this writing style considered "plain description"? I'm not sure, but it feels like a very normal story. The everyday life in the Republican era is both simple and captivating. The female lead is 28, ambitious, kind, and practical, with a comfortable and unpretentious personality.
Damn, this novel is so delicious! It's so down-to-earth and relatable! The subject matter is relatively niche, but good stories like this are rare. Author, please keep writing! Like the female protagonist in the book, take it one step at a time! Keep it up!
The plot is quite normal and logical. Although it's plagiarized, the protagonist doesn't just blindly copy; he thinks and gradually develops his own writing. Moreover, the protagonist is very studious and loves to use his brain; he even opens a creative goods store later on! 👍👍👍
A novel that feels very alive; even the supporting characters have their own logic and convictions, and the protagonist is a charismatic and persevering individual. It evokes the same sense of humor and satire I've experienced in other novels, rather than feeling like the characters are just NPCs or empty shells. Overall, it's very engaging. 👍
It feels like the daily life of a high-income woman in the Republican era—simple and interesting. The author should definitely keep going.
It's good, it would be better if they didn't adopt a godson.
It's really good! Although it's a plagiarism story, the author writes it very interestingly. The female lead is independent, kind, not a saint, and doesn't suffer internal conflicts! Even though she has a boyfriend, she doesn't let his family situation cause her any suffering, which is wonderful! Keep up the good work, author!
They're nice to look at. Normally, I wouldn't click on these books because I thought they were AI-generated content. But today, for the first time ever, I clicked on two of them, and they were both quite good.