The Rise of a Great Power: 1973

I've read three chapters, taking another look! This sensationalist style, the seamless transitions between chapters—it's just like Moon Demon Xiao Wu! The dance vibe is so strong! Remember that book that got banned? I was shocked for a hundred years! 🥵

The plot of Chapter 11 is incredibly weak. 1970S, highway robbers? How did the author come up with that?

Sometimes I just don't understand. I see some books on the monthly bestseller list, and they're even featured in the urban fiction category, recommended this week, and highly recommended by the editor—they're still abandoned! I've encountered more than a few books like this. How can they possibly be considered successful? What exactly constitutes "successful"?

Was this written by an elementary school student? How embarrassing.

Don't use your brain when watching, or you won't be able to finish it.

Holy crap, I actually finished this brainless book in one go! Have I been mentally retarded? 😭😭😭

To be honest, it's a pretty silly novel, but I found it quite engaging, which is strange.

I often read novels on Qidian.com, and I've noticed that the urban protagonists on Qidian are all incredibly weak. I'm afraid of this and I'm afraid of that. Therefore, I will write a book about the strongest protagonist in history, and also the most arrogant protagonist.

In 1973, Zhu De, Mao Zedong, and Zhou Enlai were all alive.

Why is no one talking? So pitiful, waaaaah!