The First Sino-Japanese War: From the Battle of the Yellow Sea to Becoming a Great Power

When you see Chapter 28, everyone, please stop here. Take my word for it, the previous one can be said to be a masterpiece, the sea battles are full of details, immersive, and the plot is not too slow, not abrupt, and overly perfect! But... Until a lump appears... To borrow a sentence from Kong Ming, "My lord, if you have no ambition, why do you weave straw sandals for fun?" '

In fact, it is a very good book on Tomato. It has no systematic routines and is quite novel. It's really good to read. I've also read the book starting from Song Jin War. It's very good. I hope the author will update it more.

It's very good. There are no cheats. The protagonist plays steadily and becomes stronger step by step. I look forward to the follow-up plot!

No cheats, just relying on wisdom, the author has good intentions

It's well written and written carefully. Very good!

Not bad, just a little less.

Unconventional and unique

I generally don't listen to the late Qing Dynasty. This is well written

The idea is well organized and the writing is good.

It's very well written, but it's written too slowly. The other Sino-Japanese War pig's trotters became emperor.