The White Deer Plain: I Became Lu Zhaopeng

This guy repeatedly tricked Heiwa, and repeatedly ran away on his own, abandoning his friends and wife, having an affair with his sister-in-law. He only cares about the revolution and has no one else in his heart. He also has a father who has been having children everywhere. How should this be written?

Qiong Yao's values ​​are absolutely problematic.

The protagonist is reborn, and his intelligence is also reborn.

They were not revolutionaries; people like Hu Shi, mere intellectuals, were of no use to the country.

I can't believe I even stumbled upon "Bright Sword" here!

What's wrong with reading about Li Yunlong? Can you please stop writing about this scoundrel and move on to something else? I couldn't stand it anymore and stopped reading a while ago, and now they're still dragging this Li Yunlong around. If you don't change it, I'm just going to give up on the book altogether...

Wouldn't it be better to establish a nation in Southeast Asia and organize the local Chinese population?

Speechless, they even wrote "Princess Pearl" ╯╰

This book should be called "Starting with the White Deer Plain: Giving Out Benefits".

Everything else is alright, but this system is so jarring. I don't know what the author was thinking. I can understand Moutai, but Lao Gan Ma with its own logo, and then they just hand out Coke. The most ridiculous thing is the Desert Eagle – bringing out so many modern gadgets like that, it's just ridiculous.