Canghailu

I just listened to a piece of writing. It's very well written. Although it's time travel, it's very close to life and the writing is solid.

Finally, it's not a sword-fighting, spy-fighting, or special forces system text anymore! This kind of starting point is really rare today!

The writing is good, haven't you signed the contract yet?

The system is rotten, no matter how hard we try, it will be useless. If Lafayette wants to build a garden, he will not buy artillery shells, and he will not build warships.

Keep writing, I will keep reading!

Recommended, a down-to-earth historical story, rare to find

The identity and ability of the protagonist as a bannerman should satisfy both the Manchu and Han parties. When he becomes the president of the Republic of China, the country will completely transition to a new era and become the country imagined by Sun Yat-sen, instead of a fragmented warlord fighting like the late Tang Dynasty.

Great story! A down-to-earth life, a down-to-earth writing style, a perspective rarely seen in history, a history of striving to live a better life, and looking forward to getting more and more exciting.

Recommended, the history of life struggle in the Beiyang period!

The faster the reform, the more awakened the Han people will be, and the earlier Dai Qing will die.

1.5 Million words have not yet been published. Is there some reason? No editor has contacted the author.

If you have time, continue watching. The military-themed time travel is novel and unique. It's interesting. Like it👍

Military books must have pictures

I finally saw a novel about the late Qing Dynasty. When will a new novel about the Republic of China be published? It's no fun if everything is blocked.

"The Northern Admiral of Sauron's Soldiers" was renamed "Canghailu"! I have a hunch that the story will be bigger!

With the help of the protagonist, it will eventually become a constitutional monarchy like the United Kingdom.

The story is more interesting! 😁

This fictional historical novel set in the late Qing Dynasty has a great sense of atmosphere. There is no brainless golden finger. The struggle of ordinary people in troubled times and the ups and downs of their family and country are written in depth. The text has a sense of sedimentation, and it can be seen that a lot of effort has been put into researching it. I look forward to the follow-up plot continuing to unfold. Good luck to the author!

The most touching thing about "Canghailu" is that it rejects the common "counterattack and refreshing" routine of historical literature. In the midst of the great changes in the late Qing Dynasty, the times themselves were the biggest shackles. The people in the book are not cheating, they are just trying to survive in a broken situation. Ideals and reality are constantly colliding. The sense of powerlessness of personal ambitions in the face of the tide of the times is exactly the weight of the story. Read slowly about the ups and downs of troubled times, this book is worth reading. Waiting for the author to continue writing the story of ups and downs in the sea.

The writing is good, keep writing, I will keep reading.

It was fun to read, well written, like it 👍

Been reading it, the writing is good👍👍

I think it's pretty good, it's written in a down-to-earth way, I like it!

I've been busy these days, so I finally found some time to come and watch it. I've been worried about it all the time.

The title of the book is so good, it has a grand narrative and more structure.

At the beginning, I couldn't see it and had no sense of involvement. The three tribes of Sauron have been over-recruited for generations, and their family members are not allowed to enter the pass. The Qing court euphemistically called it to preserve their bravery, but in fact it was to prevent all the people from entering the pass and causing the "Longxing Land" to fall into the void in the northeast. The discriminated status of Sauron soldiers in the Qing army was not mentioned, but the discrimination in treatment of Sauron soldiers was only slightly mentioned. Before the time travel, the protagonist received a subsidy from New China and received education from New China... After time travel, he does not look like a revolutionary warrior armed with new ideas, but more like... I won't blame him. In short, the country did not owe the protagonist anything before the time travel, and Sauron III did not owe the Manchu anything after the time travel. In the final analysis, the Manchu Qing Dynasty was just the world of the Aisin Gioro family.

Industry relies on technology, technology requires talents, and talents require scientific education. Only foreign students and a small number of local elites in the Manchu Qing Dynasty had the literacy under scientific education. More are blacksmiths, bricklayers, potters, carpenters, stonemasons, and painters. In addition, don't underestimate China's local technological strength. There is a lot to be done when indigenous methods are launched, especially in the early stages of industrial power.

Once the system is so bad, simply developing industry is of no use.