Republican Era: My Father Is Run Tu, and I Enter Peking University Before Whampoa

Realistically speaking, Runtu's descendants truly depend on him for survival. One works at the Lu Xun Memorial Hall, hired solely because he is Runtu's grandson.

Why be a Runtu (a character from a Chinese folktale)? Just be a badger!

It's difficult to write; reading the author's restraint is quite painful. There are very few books about the Republic of China era that focus on political reform! As a great man once said, the ideological battleground is there; if you don't occupy it, someone else will. So now many people are trying to exonerate Chiang Kai-shek. He has been exonerated, but who will uphold justice for the martyrs who died for the new China?

If it were me, I'd find that person, follow him, and take bullets for him—that's about all I'd do.

I desperately hope that a book like "I, Kong Yiji, Was Never Inferior to Anyone" can solve my book drought.

I thought it was him

If I were to go back to the Republic of China era, I'd probably just copy some modern poetry and novels, and then have three wives and four concubines, never getting out of bed. 🙂

Can web novels on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) even depict modern times? Hmm, be careful with the scale.

This era is just around the corner; a few years from now, I'll be taking the Whampoa Military Academy entrance exam.

If I were to travel back to the Republic of China era, I'd probably starve to death.