Republican Era: I, Xiangzi, a Warlord in Turbulent Times

If you're going to write about a 16-year-old protagonist, then focus on revenge, saving money and resources, and quietly developing your character. If you're going to write about a police station chief, then make the protagonist older. A 16-year-old police station chief is a joke in any era.

A powerful and ruthless figure? Author, do you dare to write about being a powerful and ruthless figure during that period? Aren't you afraid someone will use so-called historical nihilism to report you?

The project was abandoned shortly after the initial investment.

I've been saving these for days and only got a few. I'll have to start collecting more.

When I first read *Rickshaw Boy*, I only remembered two women: one named "Little Tender Meat" and the other "White Flour Pocket."

You still need to update more! Updating 3,000 words a day will have your writing scrutinized repeatedly; 5,000 words a day will have your plot meticulously crafted; over 10,000 words a day will have your flaws accepted; and 100,000 words a day will make you a master, with great scholars offering their critiques.

Please update more! 🙂

Will I be able to keep writing this time?

The idea was probably copied from Tomato, right? This kind of subject matter is too easy to fall apart in later stages, I hope it's not abandoned.

How did the male lead end up in the police force? Shouldn't he be in the military?