Han Si Becomes an Official

This is the only book I've ever followed since it started at 100,000 words! This is the most difficult and painful time of my life right now, and my only habit is to open your book every morning and evening! Come on!

Zhuo Dada's "Chaoyang Police Affairs" has been praised by the People's Daily, which called it an "excellent online literary work" 👍.

To be honest, this isn't a time-travel novel at all. The author is simply using Han Si's experiences to tell the story of the realities and customs of the late Qing Dynasty. This novel format allows readers to feel more immersed and has a more direct understanding of the suffering of that era. Trying to escape that history or even subjectively denying it is a betrayal of one's own culture and an unrealistic fantasy.

I'm truly impressed. In the late Qing Dynasty, how badly were you criticized for writing articles that didn't advocate rebellion? The readers who persisted with your work are either people who trust your character or genuinely hope that Han Si can change something. The ending you gave us is worse than a bad one. Next time, remember to tell the readers that the course of history cannot be changed and the ending was just a joke.

A minor character in "Han Si Becomes an Official"! Han Si has arrived in the capital. He'll meet many people and experience many things. Brothers and sisters who want to play minor roles, hurry up and sign up! 🌹🌹 Name: Character: Origin: (Xiucai, Juren, Jinshi, Jiansheng, etc.) Place of origin:

Lin Fengxiang and Li Kaifang led 20,000 veteran soldiers on a northern expedition, capturing Yizhen on February 23rd. These were all battle-hardened veterans. Han Si's recruits, on the other hand, were often underfed, and many likely suffered from night blindness.

I highly recommend this book. The author's skill is evident in every detail, the characters are well-developed, the plot flows smoothly, and the explanations of many unknown details from that period make this book truly enjoyable and delicious. Even though I know the author worked hard, I still wish I could eat a little more every day.

As someone who enjoys this book, let me put it bluntly: First, the book's sales figures will demonstrate whether this type of subject matter is truly rejected. Secondly, everyone has limitations; people living in that era can only speak the language of that era. Anyone can engage in post-intellectual discussions these days, with various viewpoints on ethnicity and nationhood...

After reading dozens of chapters, it suddenly dawned on me, and a "Holy crap!" Popped into my head. This book could be adapted into a TV series; the characters are well-developed, the structure is tight, it's amazing.

The writing is truly excellent; the audience has discerning eyes. Write according to your own ideas! Keep it up, keep striving!