Family Sign-In: I’m the Power Behind the Scenes in America

It's a pretty short story. If you don't dwell on the problems of Chinese people in that era, there's nothing toxic about it. However, it's a novel after all, so you don't have to dwell on so much history (the author can add that it's fictional history, otherwise some people might think it's naive to say it's not historical. It's better to change it and make it clear in the first picture). Personally, I think it's quite pretty. Anyone who likes the American background can read it.

I looked at a few, and they were pretty good, but whether it was a sign-in or a gift package, there was nothing to improve myself. There was nothing about physical fitness, killing skills, or marksmanship. I feel like I still need something to improve myself, regardless of whether it is useful or not.

The plot was pretty good, but I couldn't agree with the extremism against Japan around Chapter 240. There is nothing wrong with promoting anti-Japanese propaganda, but it is not okay to promote extremism.

Very few people in this era say that the writing is very nice. The protagonist can draw things from all over the world, which is very good.

In fact, it's okay later on, but I feel that the Japanese ones are a bit extreme, which is not to say that they are right. But are some Japanese Communists and our comrades nothing more than that?

It's a pretty good family story, especially about the Japs and Lao Hei. I like it.

It can be quite novel, but the description of the fight almost makes me think that there is martial arts for cultivating immortals in this world.

It's pretty good, come on

It's a good book, but there won't be any stories about going to other planes later. The author said that the characters in Hong Kong dramas and the characters in Eagle Sauce movies can be used. Don't write ✍🏻 at the end that they suddenly broke through the planes.

Don't stop updating such a beautiful novel! 😠 Come on, author