
Republican Era: I Change the World with a Single Pen
民国:我靠一支笔改天换地
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- Ongoing
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- 822k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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It's a novel written by a scholar, a story of wish fulfillment. Well, I'd give it a good review, but I couldn't get into it. It's a novel written in the imagination of a liberal arts student.
It's high quality, very enjoyable, not mindless, and the protagonist is quite composed, insightful, and intelligent. There's no plagiarism. Perhaps due to the subject matter, the score is low, but it's genuinely good; it's one of the better high-quality realistic Republican-era novels on Tomato Books.
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It's so beautiful, but why is nobody here? Highly recommended!
It's incredibly good, but the updates are too slow. Please, author, update more often!
Excellent writing, high quality, five-star rating!
I'll give it five stars. Very few in the same category go red-lined during that time period, but did you use a bean curd to smooth it out? The marks are so obvious! 🤦🤦🤦
It's a good read, not your typical wish-fulfillment story. People who enjoy stories about supporting the Communist Party will like it. So far, there hasn't been a single romantic subplot, making it a good read for female readers as well.
I don't know how a modern person could write such a good book. It's not just enlightening for them, I've learned something from it myself.
I think it's really well written, but there's not enough of it. Keep up the good work, author, and try to update more frequently.