I Was a Foreigner in the Republic of China

I think this is the most seriously written novel about the Republic of China. Each page contains a variety of historical illustrations, such as giant yellow croakers related to the Republic of China, Citibank checks, refugees pouring into the concession, and original photos of various historical locations... The author really writes with great care. I believe this book will be a success. Come on!

It's very interesting so far, and the subject matter is very novel.

After reading it, overall I don't have the same refreshing feeling as Information War, but I do have a feeling of being in the torrent of history. The author did not write the characters in a concrete way, as if he was narrating that period of history normally, but it did touch me a little.

As a 25-year old bookworm, this book gave me an amazing feeling. I read it in one sitting without skipping a beat. The angle is novel and the subject matter is unique and refreshing. The most important thing is that the author has paid great attention to details and described it very well. It is really comfortable to read. Come on, author, I will continue to wait for your updates every day!

More than six points is indeed low, so I'd rather give it a five-star rating.

I was a foreigner in the Republic of China. The male protagonist Han Dong accidentally traveled through time and became Parker, the intelligence assistant attaché of the U. S. Army Attaché in the Republic of China. He sold intelligence, helped the Republic of China, provided high-level information to Japan, and made the Japanese suspect their lives. Later, he became the frontline officer of the U. S. War against Japan. Under the mark, a safe zone is now being set up in Nanjing to protect civilians. (World War II flow + espionage flow + Republic of China flow + American officialdom flow + postwar Japanese and Korean flow)

It looks good. I like this different entry point. It's great.

(World War II + espionage + American career + postwar Japanese and Korean emperors)

So far, the writing seems pretty good.

Not bad Come on

Not bad, the angle is fresh. A bit verbose, cough cough

What I'm writing so far is okay.

Are there any other novels about time travel as foreigners in modern China?

Shanghai is not a battlefield that Japan wants to fight, but a battlefield opened by veterans who use Shanghai's dense water network to prevent the Japanese mechanized troops.

Not bad. You can often add some old photos corresponding to the plot in the paragraphs, which gives it a sense of historical record.

Don't be discouraged, author! The writing is really good. The protagonist's first appearance is quite three-dimensional, with a slight flaw in the middle. As long as his three views are correct, he will get better and better!

It looks good, and the perspective is novel. I haven't found a replacement yet. Please support it.

Not bad, some flaws are acceptable. This is the first time I see a foreign protagonist in the Republic of China. I don't know if there are any similar books, but they look pretty good.

I actually ate fine chaff.

Very good, but too little

Good, good, good

If you change your identity, people will be more willing to believe you. I like this book better.

Good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good

It's interesting, but there are too few words.

The subject matter is very new, but Chairman Yingguo doesn't look like himself. Was Yuan Shao on the list in the early stage? Or is it the one who speeds through the city?

Take me there quickly and give me a system! Space, infinite heat weapons, unlimited ammunition + penicillin [smile][smile][smile]

It's okay, except that the main character is a bit greedy and lustful, there are no other problems

It's pretty good so far, please don't go astray.

The plot points are okay, but updates are slow depending on the situation, so some have to wait.

Very interesting ideas and angles, and your brainpower is valuable