Republican-Era Glamour: The Prime Minister’s Son Amasses a Million Troops from the Start

I have finished following the latest 81 chapters. Overall, it is a very good read. It is very enjoyable to read and worth reading. But the only fly in the ointment is that the plot handling in the later chapters of the novel is a bit confusing, as if the author has been changed, and the logic is slightly flawed. The protagonist has many advantages. He holds shares in HSBC and, in the eyes of the British, has a background of cooperation with British local forces, which is enough to prevent the British from easily attacking. At the same time, he also holds the handle of the Japanese senior officials in Japan. At that time, the United States was in the stage of development and Germany was also neutral. It was an excellent period of dormant development. It's not that I think the protagonist's approach of suppressing foreign forces is wrong, but the way he acts is too reckless. The protagonist's current behavior is too arrogant and arrogant, which completely violates the strategy of making friends far away and attacking close friends. The forces of various countries are inherently united. Even if the protagonist is extremely capable, it is extremely irrational to offend many foreign enemies at the same time when his own power has not yet taken shape. Countries will never allow the protagonist to rise along with the trend. Once they are completely strong, they will no longer have the power to check and balance. At this stage, the protagonist's personal power and domestic foundation are still weak, so the most reasonable plot direction should be to accumulate strength in a low-key manner and develop steadily. The author can completely change his writing style and fast-forward two years, allowing the protagonist to accumulate 20,000 elite forces and consolidate the internal and external foundation. At that time, the foreign forces will be liquidated. By then, no one at home and abroad can compete, and the plot logic will be smooth and reasonable enough. Overall, the novel looks good. My only hope is that the author can polish the plot to suit the background of the times and make the characters' actions and plot development more logical. Come on, look forward to the author's continued updates!

The book is good and I can read it, but the plot needs to be accelerated. When the old man was in power, there was a million-strong army. There are more updates. Brother, the rating may be low at the beginning. Don't rush and write slowly. Come on. Brother, you can't keep talking about nonsense. Today, I'm either doing this or that. It's not fun. You know, go to the army. Brother, you have more than 160 photos. Still fighting bravely with others here. You've been developing too slowly so far. There aren't many people under his command.

The physical theme is quite good, but I was worried about being sent to the palace suddenly. I read ten updates on the first day, then stopped updating on the second day, and then three updates on the third day. If you really write it, can you tell me about the update time and progress, and whether there are additional updates in the past few days, otherwise I will be a fish.

The writing is good, but I always feel that it will collapse later. After all, at level 3, you will already have a technological lead for the next 15 years. If you can upgrade it a few more levels, it will be incredible.

All in all, after reading more than 200 chapters, I felt it was okay. But there are still some flaws, so I hope the author will update it more. It's still pretty good. I'm optimistic about you and keep going 👍👍👍

Will the protagonist have some sisters-in-law in the future? Also, I need to write more emotional scenes.

It's inspiring to watch, and the writing is smooth and logical.

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I've finished watching it again. I can't get enough. Please update soon. I'll just follow you and delete all the others. Update as soon as possible [laughs]

It's good to be tired, and the topic was well chosen. The main thread of historical novels should be realistic, with rich characters, plots and images! Sixty points is a bit low for a novel like this! I give it five stars!