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I came across this novel by chance and couldn't stop reading it. The overall writing style is solid and down-to-earth, and the IQ game scenes are wonderfully written without any sense of cliché. Although the number of words is still relatively small now, it is definitely a potential stock. You will not lose money if you invest in it, and I will wait for more updates. Looking forward to it.

Travel back in time to 1940 and be a fool but have the wisdom of modern people. The author has greatly fulfilled the dream of many people to travel through time. The storyline is vivid and interesting. The characters are created lifelike. It makes people unable to stop reading and keep reading to the latest. Five-star praise is given. Keep up the good work!

I tied the update in one go, it's really awesome! The setting of the anti-war espionage + time travel to pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger really shocked me. The protagonist rises step by step from a despised "idiot", and his IQ is online throughout the whole process. The twists and turns one after another made my palms sweat. The supporting characters such as Widow Han and Widow Sun are also written very vividly. They are not tool people. Each character has its own arc. The pacing is just right, and the foreshadowing at the beginning is picked up one by one at the end. There is no delay at all. Five-star recommendation! The writing is particularly tense, and the multiple female protagonists are not greasy, but have a sense of the times. The writing is smooth, the rhythm is not broken, and you won't lose any money if you get into the trap!

The plot has ups and downs and constant reversals, making it extremely enjoyable to watch. The characters are particularly vivid, as if they are right in front of you. The rhythm is excellently controlled, and the foreshadowing and foreshadowing are beautifully done. The world view is complete, the setting is rigorous, and the sense of substitution is strong. Highly recommendedHighly recommended

The Anti-Japanese War version of Pretending to Be a Pig and Eat a Tiger, the characters' IQs are online and constantly reversed, especially the nature of the people of the 1940s. The writing is easy to understand, and the more you follow it, the more addictive it becomes [laugh][laugh][laugh]

The plot has a tight rhythm and is gripping, the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the foreshadowing is cleverly laid out. The daily foreshadowing and conflict transitions are naturally connected, the text is easy to understand, and the sense of substitution is strong. The story is full of interesting points and becomes more interesting as you go on. It is worth reading.

The plot is fast-paced and gripping, the opening conflict is well laid out, and the characters are vividly and down to earth. The text is easy to understand, the reading is smooth and not obscure, and the foreshadowing is cleverly laid out, arousing the desire for subsequent reading. With a little polishing of details, the overall look is very good and worth reading.

It's a very good book. It feels very similar to the texture found in TV series. The author's writing style is excellent. The more I read, the more exciting it becomes! Recommend!

The storyline is coherent, the content is novel, and the writing is smooth. It deserves five stars [like]

Not bad, quite interesting

This is the first time I read a novel of this type. It is very interesting. The author's writing style is simple and powerful. The plot has ups and downs and progresses layer by layer. It is highly recommended. Five-star praise.

Yes, yes, a treasure book was discovered. I was very irritated throughout the whole process and will continue to read it.