A 10-year old bookworm, I would like to recommend a novel about the Republic of China to everyone. Qin Jin roared unwillingly: Your revolutionary struggle is for fairness, but we fight desperately for fairness. You can get ahead if you make a revolution, so why do we have to be suppressed by you and can't get ahead if we make a revolution? If your revolution is still unfair in the end, then why should we help you revolution again? Since we are all oppressed, why don't I directly make revolution to you? It's unfair, there's no hope, I'd rather die! "In the smoke-filled Northern Expedition battlefield, the battle between Huangpu elites and reckless soldiers was quietly staged. When revolutionary slogans collided with bloody military medals, Qin and Jin, the ruffians with muddy military boots, crushed the fig leaf of the officialdom of the Republic of China with their muddy military boots. He tore off the family shackles under the revolutionary uniform, pressed the captured Hanyang war chest against the quartermaster's temple, and stamped his bloody fingerprints crookedly on the military merit book. From the quartermaster's office that deducted military pay to the scheming staff, this soldier with a foul language specialized in stabbing respectable people in the lungs. The top students are still deducing on the sand table, while Qin Jin has led the death squad to take over Sun Chuanfang's artillery position - using the captured Krupp cannon to blast open the promotion channel in the old world. Let's see how the grassroots carves out a bloody path in the torrent of revolution in troubled times, using the wildest path to carve out the fairest way to survive! "The Republic of China, if you don't borrow it, grab it" - it is not a record of the bottom counterattack of the elites who are better than Yama, but it is dedicated to all the hard-core people who have been crushed by the times.
It must be said that the worldview created by this author is simply vast and shows an extraordinary pattern. His writing ideas are even more precise and rigorous, so meticulous that it is amazing. I highly recommend this masterpiece from the bottom of my heart. It is completely different from those cool articles that are illogical and crazy from the beginning. On the Tomato platform, such high-quality works are as rare as rare treasures. I have always longed for it to be adapted into a film and television drama. Thinking about the shocking scenes of the grand worldview being brought to the screen, I feel extremely excited. However, the reality is a bit helpless. Some of the plots in the book are too large, which undoubtedly poses many obstacles to the film and television adaptation. I am afraid it will be very difficult to successfully adapt it, haha.
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