
Republic of China Film and TV: Starting as the Heir Who Squanders the Family Fortune
民国影综:从大宅门败家子开始
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It's well-written, but it has one major flaw: why write about Naruto? It doesn't fit the novel at all!
In this life, I only fantasize about three things: not being bullied, immortality, and women.
The worldviews should be similar
A hodgepodge approach is fine, but the world-building should be similar. Like the world of *Under One Person*, there are so many superhumans. Shouldn't you designate any well-known main or supporting characters as superhumans? How should their cultivation techniques be set? If they weren't superhumans before but are now, certain plot points become illogical and need to be revised, etc.
Stop reading, everyone, it's a waste of your time. He gets cocky as soon as he makes a little money. He only earned 600 silver dollars at the beginning of the novel, then he made some money through gambling and robbery. He then made three demands on his father for 100,000 silver dollars, since the original owner of the body did cause the family to lose money, so he should be given that.
What garbage is this?
It's an insult to the eyes; the constant stream of biased opinions is utterly disgusting.
Lu Mansheng
Seeing Lu Mansheng's part was outrageous; it made me feel so pathetic and like a bootlicker. If you're writing this kind of stuff, you must have superpowers; you could be a citizen of the motherland, yet you still do this. It's really beneath you.
They have no real work to do, yet they insist on defending it, coming here to spout their garbage values.
The biggest problem with this book is that the skills from Naruto don't fit together well.
I'm not saying it's anti-Japanese, but your story, set in the Republican era, uses Naruto-style skills—it just doesn't fit, it feels really strange. Even if it starts with a traditional Chinese martial arts or wuxia theme and later shifts to Taoist cultivation or the Eight Extraordinary Skills, that's fine too! Why did you have to use this Naruto skill point?
It's written in such a fucking lewd way.
He hasn't seen a woman in eight hundred years. He wants to sleep with every woman he sees.