Jiayuan of the Republic of China

I was attracted by the introduction of this book. The protagonist in the first 100 chapters is young and has only a limited exposure to the world. It is understandable that she has some nostalgia for people who have hurt her (perhaps because of a lower bottom line). In the following 100 chapters, the male protagonist appeared out of nowhere and his emotions were awkward (similar to "You successfully attracted my attention" and "I will support you in this world"), which exposed the author's inability to write emotional dramas. ╮(￣▽￣)╭ I thought this was a book about the War of Resistance. Unexpectedly, in Chapter 232, I made up my mind to fight the war, and in Chapter 233, the Japanese surrendered! ! ! (*ﾟ∀ﾟ*)(*ﾟ∀ﾟ*)(*ﾟ∀ﾟ*)(*ﾟ∀ﾟ*)(*ﾟ∀ﾟ*) In the next 200 chapters or so, the author brings out the characters who appeared before. When it was said that the protagonist was going to fade out, he kept stirring things up and successfully exposed himself to all parties (mainly because the male protagonist came out to cause embarrassment again). He succeeded in making his mother crazy, his father dead, and his stepfather in a vegetative state, and then he continued to stir things up. After more than 500 chapters, this is no longer a modern story. It is a mythical story disguised as a war story. To be honest, I am already a little bit desperate when I see this, but the author promised that there will be a good ending, so I still insist on watching. Now I see chapter 569, I will continue the post if it is still there.

I have read about ten chapters, and there is a very early Republic of China novel "Republic of China Strange Dream" with a very similar plot. A sister with supernatural powers was born during the great famine in Henan, and later fled with her younger brother and mother, teaching her uncle martial arts, and so on. But unfortunately, although this article is relatively rigorous in research, it is still a eunuch in the end. It's difficult to write about the Republic of China. I hope the author has a smooth journey and doesn't want to be a eunuch!

I rarely read the Republic of China novels when I saw them for free. You must have had a huge golden finger in that era, otherwise it would be unbearable to read. This book is very well written and a very nice book. I don't think the heroine is the Virgin or stupid, because she also decided to save the country and the people step by step. I believe any Chinese with a huge golden finger and conscience in that era would think so, this is not the Virgin. And I always feel that the heroine is born with a mission. It is definitely impossible to save the country alone, and some secrets will inevitably be exposed. This is not a space story about ordinary life. If you live in a peaceful era, you will not be exposed even to death. If you choose to do big things in this era, you must share some things with your revolutionary friends. However, the shortcomings of this book are also obvious. The heroine is getting stronger and stronger, and she can run her own affairs. Otherwise, she will always be homeless, and there will always be dissatisfaction when working under others. Why do you make wedding clothes for others with such cheating? Is it just for political correctness? There is also the fact that the male protagonist (Kong?) Likes the female protagonist too easily. He has developed a deep love for the teenage girl through secret observation. It is simply... And he even forcibly flirted with the girl many times. It was embarrassing to watch. The author seems not to be good at writing emotional dramas.

Since Goldfinger is already very evil, why not be more evil? You can be more aggressive and decisive in your mind. When you are with wild beasts in the mountains, you should know how to survive. The wild beasts are fighting to the death. It is impossible to show mercy because the other party has not treated you worse. Since you consider her to be ten years old and mentally immature, then don't let her protect you. When the family is still struggling, he has to be troublesome to help the people who have abandoned him. The good word is that he is kind, and the bad word is that he is the Virgin, and the bad word is that he is stupid. Helping the younger uncle and the third uncle is okay, after all, he has helped or shown kindness to the protagonist, but why should he even take care of his aunt? This makes me wonder

The novel sees that the author has arranged for the heroine and her family to fake death and escape, thinking that they will start a low-key and secluded life. However, according to the current plot direction, it is a bit contradictory. What the heroine is doing now can easily be found out by "some thoughtful people" as being done by the heroine. Since we already know who the final winner is, why not occupy the team! By putting the people who need to be protected in the space, the heroine can go into battle without any worries. If you don't want to get involved in the fighting, you should take your family to Hong Kong or abroad, out of sight, out of mind. Now I feel that the heroine is neither good nor bad, and she is not decisive at all. Also, don't assign a male protagonist to the female protagonist, because the male protagonist won't accompany her (it seems unworthy now).

The golden finger is opened like this, abandon the article

After Chapter 170, I can't watch it because the male protagonist appears. A 16-year-old boy appears as a mature man and flirts with a girl dressed as an eleven or twelve-year-old boy 😆😆😅

The time setting of this book is a bit confusing: a Japanese plane bombed near Zhengzhou, which means that Nanjing has fallen, and the place where the protagonist originally lived has become an occupied area. But in the story it seems that none of this has happened yet.

I saw "The Beauty of the Republic of China" on the limited edition. Most of the plots are quite good. The story is compact and can touch the readers' heartstrings. I don't care whether there is a male protagonist or not. I don't dislike Kong Yixiu because I only watched half of it. I think it's okay, but it progresses too fast. There is also the heroine's trust in him, which is sudden and inexplicable. The age setting of Kong Yixiu's admiration for the heroine is not appropriate. There is also the Japanese girl in the space. Even if there is an explanation later, there is no foreshadowing, which makes people feel strange. After all, she destroyed the door at the beginning, which shows that she is not simple. Even if you draw a wall, how long can it block her? Later, other people were added inside, so the Japanese girl must be solved. In addition, when the heroine should be tough, don't be too virginal. In such a troubled world, it does not mean that you should not help people. When you help people, you should also see clearly who the other person is. Is it worth helping? Like helping Wang Siyan at the beginning is a good character, which is worthy of praise. When Wang Xuezhu scolded her and asked her to collect firewood, she should make it clear to Wang Siyan. Su Yaling and Wang Xuezhu are simply weird

The Virgin Mary, the heroine's halo aspires to save all sentient beings, but her mother is stupid and everything is written on her face. In the future, she may blame the monster heroine for making her homeless and losing her husband. It's disgusting. The heroine is actually soft-hearted towards her father. It's disgusting.

After reading it all, it was quite interesting.

The three of us have been living happily in the mountains for seven years without any problems. Why do we still want to leave the mountains knowing that the world is going to be in chaos? !

It was so frustrating to watch. Such a thick gold finger is still so frustrating. Life is so tiring, I feel angry when I read it, this is such a cool article

Forcibly flirting with a girl when life and death are at stake. The people who read it were so embarrassed that they got cancer😓. "Republic of China Strange Dream" is no longer updated, so I picked a similar one. I won't tell you the result.

When I see chapters that haven't been paid yet, they come in waves and never calm down. I'm so tired that I give them up.

It's better to throw away the emotional line. . . The thief Kong Yixiu came out to seize was embarrassed, or should there be another male protagonist? ? ? Maybe the previous rape gave me a bad impression of Kong.

I liked it after reading dozens of chapters, but once the male protagonist came out, I felt bad. His impression of Kong Yixiu was not good at all. With his appearance, the heroine's behavior became increasingly unpleasant. I didn't want the female protagonist to die alone. I don't think the male protagonist should be like this. Can I change the male lead?

When I saw the appearance of the surname Kong, I already wanted to abandon the novel. There are already such powerful cheats, and they also need to add an emotional drama and a completely domineering president. The first half is very exciting. As soon as the male protagonist is revealed, it feels like I am reading a romance novel. It really ruins this novel.

After reading dozens of chapters, I feel that it is very similar to the content of Strange Dreams of the Republic of China. The heroine in Strange Dreams of the Republic of China also picked up a family and later separated. In the novel, the heroine is also the heroine. Her mother and brother escaped from the war, and later picked up a general's child.

I couldn't stand it when I saw Kong developing feelings for the female protagonist. I just read the comments and many people suggested not having a male protagonist or a love interest. The author said he would consider changing it. I wonder if he has changed it? Can I watch it?

It's not a fairy tale, and the heroine will grow old. How can there be no male protagonist? Looking forward to meeting the male protagonist, the relationship will always fade no matter how many separations there are, and the male protagonist will always be chasing after her, which is also very tiring.

It broke out, vote for it.

It was pretty good to watch at the beginning, but when the male protagonist came out later, I always felt that the emotions of the male protagonist were too stiff and awkward. The more I watched, the more uncomfortable I felt.

The author of Strange Dreams of the Republic of China? ? ? Jump into the pit decisively!! I really like to watch the career line to save the country. As for the emotional line, the male protagonist is dispensable. There are so many disputes, so the male protagonist can be included, just to show off. It doesn't matter if you mean it or not. But forget about the bloody emotional entanglements. The career line has enough ups and downs, but the relationship also has ups and downs, which is too cruel... I think it's good to have a career that is responsible for the ups and downs, and a relationship that is sweet. According to the author's style, he is better at following the career plot flow. Don't put the cart before the horse!!!!!!! You have to grasp both sides, and it may be difficult to balance in the end.

I just started reading! Please kiss you and write down well this time! 😁🙂

I think the author must write according to his own ideas... Although some people may jump out and say that they abandoned the article because of the emotional drama, but most readers will not say anything at all. Often the author himself cannot control the changes he makes based on readers' opinions, because they are not his own ideas. It's definitely not possible to change the male protagonist. It's a taboo, and it's not good to completely lose it (after all, some readers have to be considered, and the appearance of the male protagonist should also be interpreted in a meaningful way. The final compromise is to appropriately reduce the plot related to the male protagonist (this also depends on the author himself... I personally You can write whatever you want as long as you don't over-exaggerate the emotional line and ensure the weight of the main line of your career. Very few online articles are perfect. Often, if you can score 90 points in one aspect, even if you only pass in other aspects, it will be considered a good-looking article and you will gain a lot of readers.

Please someone who understands or the author can clarify this for me. In which chapter did Gu Yanwu appear? I can't remember what kind of plot he had with the heroine.

I'm watching the movie for free, so don't worry about the author's cheap remarks. Two people need to get along well. They can't have a tacit understanding as soon as they meet. It's too easy to give up on the male protagonist. It's too perfunctory about the relationship. It makes people not believe in love anymore.

Why is the younger brother still named Song? His father married another woman and left the mother and daughter in the mountains. The child was never raised for a day after birth, but he still has his last name, reminding the heroine all the time that the siblings are from the Song family? Could it be that you still have illusions about this man? Is it true that no matter how cruel the father is to his children, the children should respect their father and worship their father as their ancestors throughout their lives, so as to honor their ancestors? Without looking at the back, I thought this was very estranged. Will there be some men in the back who cry bitterly, regret their mistakes, and then get back together again and stage a "father is kind and son is filial"? This surname always makes me feel that the heroine's family will eventually "recognize their ancestors and return to the clan", and the children raised by the heroine's hard work will be picked by the man named Song.

The heroine... Is talking about miscellaneous things. Although many people say that Our Lady... The author also has a responsibility. He must arrange all kinds of very difficult moral choices. Even philosophers of this level of moral choices cannot handle it well! In fact, there is no problem in helping people, but what makes people uncomfortable is that help is always done with good intentions but no reward, and the same is true for the book "Strange Dreams of the Republic of China"... I think the white-eyed wolf and the person who knows how to be grateful can be set in a balanced setting. Good intentions are rewarded, which is also a kind of refreshing for readers. If you return money and praise the heroine, readers will be happy to see it. This text is meant to be positive, so don't be so blind-eyed... Then, in terms of personal perception, I feel that Hua'er is very capable, but not smart enough, lacks the ability to think twice, and thinks too straight. This all depends on how you write it. However, the part about Xiao Ju being a spy in the late Republic of China period... Was really well written, fully demonstrating the heroine's intelligence.