Great Painter of the Republic of China

I hope it won't turn into a spy story, I personally don't like too much intrigue.

I feel that the first two chapters are a bit similar to the one in Besieged City. I read them a long time ago and haven't finished them yet. I only remember that there was Miss Bao and Miss Fang.

Good Republican literature is particularly rare and must be supported

The protagonist's modern characteristics are too low. It feels like he is an indigenous painter in every aspect of his behavior.

1. If the protagonist did not travel through time, then he should not know some knowledge. When the author was doing popular science, the timeline was very long. 2. The protagonist's ears are very soft, and she is a woman who agrees to anything she asks for. 3. Even though I know I have a bad ability to drink, I still drink without taking any lessons.

I've read more than twenty chapters, and I don't know how many women I've slept with, mmp

How many books have been written with this template?

I like Fang Hongjian and the reborn French painter, so I have some comments on the new book. 1. Whether it is rebirth or time travel, I hope it can be reflected. Pointing out this point from time to time during the Republic of China can increase the pleasure of reading. 2. Let the protagonist rely on his own abilities to pretend to be cool in the daily life of the Republic of China. It is too cowardly. 3. If there are too many women, I can only write romantic plots, such as the golden family. 4. In school, you can use political classes, cultural classes, etc. As a pretense. All in all, I still want to watch it show off, and treat the Republic of China simply as a cool background.

Damn it, your French painter Monet persuaded Jules not to destroy his books and become an eunuch, but you made Monet an eunuch first and then promised Monet to open a harem for him? Has France been revolutionized?🤤

If you like espionage stories, the best protagonist should be a military commander, not a rabbit.

The writing is super smooth, has a strong sense of history, and is very interesting to read.

The beginning is similar to the book, except that the occupation has been changed.

Let me tell you now, this protagonist is an aborigine, not a time traveler. If you want to read time travel novels, don't come in here.

I hope I don't want to save Yang Fei. I haven't watched much, so I just watched the latest one. It's not too bloody to see Yang Fei assassinating the male protagonist. My personal opinion is that even if it's a sheep, Yang Fei thinks the male protagonist is bad. Assassinating the male protagonist is also very stupid.

The latest one is so poisonous! Others are going to kill you, but you still save her? The protagonist really has no temper at all?

There is a copy of Titanic Reborn, which seems to be the author's new book 😁

Book lovers, do you have any recommendations for novels that traveled back in time to a few years before the Anti-Japanese War and were still having harems everywhere?