Venturing Into Manchuria, I Became Zhu Chuanwen

The further you go in this book, the harder it gets to write. The major events in modern history can't be changed, otherwise it'll be censored. Ideally, the protagonist should develop his career in Heilongjiang, and Zhang Zuolin should remain the king of Northeast China.

In this era, there's only one female protagonist. How can you produce an heir worthy of your status as the King of the Northeast? For noble families and high-ranking officials, there are arranged marriages; for ordinary families and brothels, there are concubines; confidantes and business associates become lovers 😎.

I don't know Zhu Chuanwen, but I do know his father, Zhu Kaishan. He's the one who went to the Dabie Mountains to weave bamboo baskets after his failed attempt to cross the Guandong region. I heard he changed his name to Li Yunlong. He was incredibly tough.

The early and middle parts were well-written, relying on Russia to develop and counter Japan. However, the writing deteriorated when it reached the Xinhai Revolution period. The scope narrowed, and the author focused on developing by relying on powerful figures instead of becoming a powerful figure himself.

New readers, please take a look at my review first. The phrase "King of the Northeast" in the synopsis is just nonsense. I saw comments saying the author wasn't writing about a struggle for supremacy; it's just a hodgepodge of film and television elements, starting with the introduction of traditional Chinese martial arts. Well, as the author himself admitted, the protagonist is hypocritical.

I spent 100 coins just to give a heads-up to the newcomers. Chapter Twenty: Even the protagonist, who transmigrated from the future, didn't know that in this chaotic era, only by wielding a gun could one protect their life and family. Instead, they wanted to do business peacefully. LOL Let's disperse, let's disperse. Such a person not only dies after transmigrating, but also drags their entire family down with them.

They're even setting up an intelligence agency? Russia's downfall is still 10 years away? If Russia falls, Heilongjiang will be ours! 🤔 Can someone with a clear timeline please summarize? 😓 One step closer to becoming the King of Northeast China. Next, it would be best to add more cameos from movies and TV shows to avoid 404 (censored). 🤔

I've read several books about the Republican era and the War of Resistance against Japan, but they've all suddenly stopped updating. This period is difficult to write about; they get censored so easily.

It's not that I look down on martial arts. 1. Ever since breech-loading guns and revolvers came out, martial arts have become largely useless; one shot is all it takes to take someone down. 2. Don't naively assume that a team is very easy to build. 3. Relationships are extremely important.

To be honest, preventing us from writing novels about the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China is like making us act like we're roe deer, burying our heads in the snow and pretending we know nothing, right? My understanding of that period of history is entirely based on reading novels. With only nine years of compulsory education, I can't even remember the names of the people.