
Taking the Road Less Traveled
不走寻常路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 392k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
82Chapters
3.2kFavorites
8.2Score
4.1kNutrient gifts
8.5kClicks per chapter
1.9kComments
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This paragraph is indeed a bit too cool. Not to mention whether the people will listen to the heroine, the Republic of China government will definitely oppose such remarks. Even if the Republic of China government closes the city, it will not leave the capital without people. But I still like this chapter very much. Regardless of whether it is logical or not, the three hundred thousand people have a good ending.
I have collected it for a long time and finished reading it in one sitting today. It's just a cursory reading, but the whole article is really great, and the description of the bottom class is also very real. The whole article is biased towards the growth of the protagonist, and the historical background is profiled during the period of studying abroad. The articles written by the protagonist are very meaningful in their conception. Maybe I prefer to read "Books in Books (Plays within Plays)". It's a pity that I didn't write down the specifics. The praise from others may be great, but it's a bit empty. The whole text uses some very professional theories and is not very easy to understand. The main business article is here in the Republic of China, but the sections in the early Republic of China were relatively small and basically sketched. It is a bit regretful here (but this is the reason why I did not read the copy carefully). I prefer the interaction between the protagonist and the big bosses of the Republic of China. It's a bit sparse. Maybe it's because he's afraid of collapse? After reading it, I felt a little bit unsatisfied, and I will read it again. The above are just my own views and thoughts on this book. (Just a little bit of my own thoughts, don't spray lightly)
The first part is very nice, the part between the heroine and her mother is well written, and the text is also in Chinese. After going abroad, I didn't feel so good. The text is no longer in Chinese.
I always feel unsatisfied and want to see more
I really didn't like it and couldn't stand it until I reached chapter 32. In the end, I only watched the finale. As for the heroine's attitude toward the literati of the Republic of China... Maybe the heroine is also good, but she only focuses on the private life of the literati of the Republic of China. They are really talented! Maybe they are scumbags, but they cling to their private lives, and modern girls think that the good men at that time were scumbags. Doesn't this mean that our country is better now? The contribution they made at that time is indelible. Literary people really live in pairs for the rest of their lives. The only people I know about them are Premier Zhou and Qian Zhongshu.
Nice! ! ! Still unfinished
Very nice, highly recommended to watch
Finally tied, it's so good, so big, so good, but Chapter 75 is locked, it's a pity that I can't watch it
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I read it in one go, the writing is super great, refills
It is indeed very contradictory. On the one hand, there is the embarrassment of having the fig leaf lifted, and on the other hand, it is the struggle of being stuck in the quagmire. I once gave up writing, but I still came back... Although it is a cool article, I hope that there really is such a powerful person. It will be a blessing to the people and the country...