War Smoke in Qilu Across Time and Space
异时空之齐鲁烽烟
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Those who hate China are now making a living by patriotism, tsk tsk tsk.
His three books feature three "clever" speculators. He thought his writing was brilliant, but he forgot that on the front lines of the arduous War of Resistance against Japan, and on the mainland before 1976 when ideology was paramount, there was simply no place for speculators.
Who's here? If it really is the author of "The Opportunist of the Republic of China Era," then this is truly hilarious. He's racked his brains trying to help the KMT, only to find it's still just a roadside stall.
Everyone should thank this author.
Through the fates of the three protagonists in these three books, the author reiterates the fact that only the CCP can save China, and only the CPC can save the people. "Democratic Voting" is well-written, its strength lying in its opportunism and its vivid portrayal of Ishida Sukeo's outrageous and unyielding nature, demonstrating that no amount of resources can save the century-old rotten Ponzi…
I came from a speculator background, and for some inexplicable reason, I wanted to search online, only to find out that a new book had been published.
I've been following Chu Mingqiu for many years, keep it up, author!
Is she the author of Zhuang's stockings?
They were so enthusiastic about whitewashing Chiang Kai-shek back then, but have they completely abandoned him now? It seems that even the most extreme forms of criticism have lost their appeal! Apple fans are all out of touch!
The previous book was quite good; as a negative example, it helped to nail all the warlords, bandits, rare patriotic articles, and other works from the Republic of China era to their coffins.
Is the author truly a speculator from the Republican era?
To be honest, if this is really the author, I feel we should wait and see. Although I haven't read it, the protagonist of the "People's Voting" story is basically the target of torture and ridicule in the employee stories of Xirang next door. Everyone says that the author has some problems with his writing.
From blue to red
It hasn't even been twenty years, and all those anti-China people from back then have become patriots. I want to know if they've truly awakened, or if patriotism is just a business transaction now.