Chronicles (Including a Small Amount of Republic of China Texts)
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18
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Level B
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It is mainly about chronology, including three articles about the Republic of China. Everyone who gave it five stars has impressed me and I highly recommend it.
I've been lacking in expression recently, so I'll write a review after a while. It's good-looking, the same author as "In This Land", high quality [Spreading Flowers]
A very simple article, there is no time travel, no rebirth, just people who are rooted in New China. In this land, everyone is the master of New China, and everyone is bathed in the glory of the Party. People got rid of the semi-colonial and semi-feudal society, got rid of the landlords and got rid of the bandits, and worked together to build a brand new homeland.
It is a very interesting article, with a sense of dullness and intensity. Perhaps due to the limitations of online articles, the ending is a bit hasty, but the true feelings in it are clearly expressed. It is very interesting and very touching.
This is an exciting article about a heroine who gets rich and starts a business and makes a lot of money. It is very enjoyable and enjoyable to read. The career line is very nice.
It is very, very beautiful, with micro-group portraits, touching and each character is very three-dimensional. It is a book about growth. There are no exaggerated golden fingers, only young people who are forging ahead. (The author's copywriting cannot express the style of the article, it is too ordinary!)
This is a good and refreshing article. Chen Yu's career line is very good in the early stage. The golden finger is too big in the later stage. Overall, it is good. You can give it a try. The career line is indeed very fragrant and refreshing.
It's quite interesting. The king's daughter Juan's parents, I can't remember the details. I remember that when I read it, I thought it was very interesting. It should be a very interesting article. You can give it a try. The setting is quite interesting.
It's very interesting to read, and the career path is very good. Even if you don't know much about movies and directors, it won't affect your reading. It's a very good article. The overall quality of this author's articles is very high. You can browse around in the author's column.
In fact, the article is quite good, the writing is beautiful, and the writing style is also good. I gave it four stars because of typos. There are too many typos. It can be seen that the pinyin input may have caused the wrong letters and then spelled out incorrectly. However, I didn't correct it even after I finished it. There are really many typos. Comparatively affects the reading experience.
But the text is still very nice! Keep up the good work.
The protagonist has a golden finger, but it doesn't affect anything. It's just a warning of important moments in life.
I haven't finished it yet. I followed the series before. The first half is very interesting. The male protagonist should be considered an egoist and lives a very sober life. Every marriage is mutually beneficial and understands each other clearly. It feels a bit laggy at the back, but the front is still okay. (The supporting characters have a lot of scenes including time travel and rebirth, so please proceed with caution)
It's good-looking. It travels through the Republic of China and chooses to join the party, participate in the revolution, study hard, and build the country. I really like this setting of the article. It's very nice, but the article is a bit long.
It's quite good-looking, and the career line is pretty good. I can't remember the details. I watched it a long time ago, and it left a pretty good impression on me.
It's a very interesting story about a preparatory college student village official who traveled back in time to the 1970s and never forgot his original intention, always insisted on serving the people, and led a poor rural area to become well-off and prosperous. It's super nice. In this article, I saw a people's cadre who never forgets to serve the people and keeps his mission in mind. Very nice.
The full text is free, very readable, no cp.
"What is the meaning of exchanging this period of life, to become each other?"
"No, I want you to see the spring in the future, the warm light of the long night, and when you are walking alone on this road at night, there is always someone lighting a lamp for you."
Wan Muchun[1970]
20.3kFavorites18.8kClicks/ch26.1kNutrition
In This Land[1950]
14.6kFavorites16.5kClicks/ch15.5kNutrition
I Never Thought About Making so Much Money
101.2kFavorites230.3kClicks/ch163.3kNutrition
Women Director in the 1970S
84.5kFavorites178.9kClicks/ch219.1kNutrition
Get Rich in a Period Novel
54.9kFavorites146.1kClicks/ch99.3kNutrition
Don't Let Your Parents Lose at the Starting Line [70] 32.7kFavorites81kClicks/ch29.1kNutrition
Returned to the Republic of China to Become a Director
199.2kFavorites332.9kClicks/ch449.6kNutrition
My Mother-In-Law Was Reborn [Seventy] 95.7kFavorites265.2kClicks/ch376.7kNutrition
Sixty-Year-Old Exchanged Marriage with a Cook
95.4kFavorites291.8kClicks/ch107kNutrition
Weared Until 1983
94.8kFavorites201.3kClicks/ch106.2kNutrition
My Father Is the Control Group of Male Protagonists in Period Novels 91.8kFavorites260.9kClicks/ch600.5kNutrition
When I Was in the Republic of China, I Focused on Studying and Compiling
90.7kFavorites219.4kClicks/ch121.9kNutrition
Be the Best in Period Literature
85.9kFavorites318.8kClicks/ch80.5kNutrition
Traveling Through the 1970S to Become an Educated Youth 68.6kFavorites228.7kClicks/ch223.2kNutrition
The Charming Stepmother and Cold Husband in the 1970S
59.9kFavorites223.1kClicks/ch52kNutrition
Don't Ask Me Who Is Disco[80]
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Embracing the Wind
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