Transmigrating to Republican-Era China: The Splendid Road

I followed another book from Da Da Da, and the result was very disappointing. This book is a trap. The whole story fell apart from the assassination of Emperor Zongxian. The ending was also inexplicable, and many holes were not filled in.

It's terrible to be able to understand the history behind it, but it's really disappointing to be cut off in the middle like this. The previous writing is quite good.

The author suddenly shrank as he wrote. Just like what was originally a perfect story, it was supposed to have a pig belly, but suddenly it turned into a leopard's tail!

When I saw that there were more than 80 chapters, I looked through the table of contents and found that there were only about 100 chapters in total. I felt that this progress was not enough to write. . . As expected, it was obviously shortened and ended hastily. When I wrote about the machinery factory, I felt quite excited, especially when the heroine lost her textiles but eventually obtained machinery and established a school. In my opinion, this is the beginning of something big. But the style of painting changed, and the romance line was inexplicably adopted. The previous career seemed to be soy sauce, just like the background board. It felt like it condensed at least 50 chapters, and I felt a bit unmotivated by the end. The confrontation between the male and female protagonists could obviously be more exciting and profound, but it was thrown together as if they were pressed for time. . . Why. It's rare to see a good article about the Republic of China, it's a pity

The ending was too hasty, and a lot of the foreshadowing was not completed. If we say it has an open ending, there are too many things that need to be figured out. . . It's a bit unfinished.

I just think that in the general environment, women have too many helplessness, so they still need to have a golden finger, even if it is a knowledge base.

It collapsed too quickly in the later period.

It sucks ah ah ah ah ah

The style of painting has changed drastically since Xianzong was assassinated, and it almost doesn't look like it was written by the same person. The emotional line is very abrupt, and several branches of the plot are not explained clearly, as if it suddenly turned into an outline article. . .

The elder brother is called uncle, the second uncle, and the younger brother is called brother-in-law.