Republic of China 1922: Start with Pan-Fried Buns

The writing is ok, but in the general environment, the warlords are fighting, the Nationalist government's Northern Expedition, the Japanese army captured Shanghai, the government liquidated the country after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, and what to do after liberation. And if it's a small thing, gangs, the police come to knock the bones and suck out the marrow. If it's a big thing, it's a little Japan, a traitor, won't high-ranking government officials come and take possession of it?

This reminds me of a novel about the Republic of China a few years ago. The protagonist traveled through the Republic of China to engage in sports. He was scolded miserably because he could not ignore the ruffians, gangsters, warlords, imperialist forces and the subsequent Anti-Japanese War during the Republic of China. Sports were just for fun. What's the use of them?

Talented people, go to the Republic of China to sell gourmet food? I can't imagine who is still in the mood to enjoy delicious food in such troubled times

During the Republic of China, how difficult was it for ordinary people to survive? Let's put it this way! The government imposes exorbitant taxes and miscellaneous taxes, the police want money and cards, local evil forces also want money, peers suppress us, and theft is rampant! The security situation is as bad as nothing. When you become big, you will arouse the covetousness of the big families in the government. Which one of Kong, Chen, Jiang, and Song has done this? The entire Shanghai beach is basically their world.

Is it still possible to do business in the Republic of China without its own armed forces? Just do it. After a few days, you will be kicked out by local snakes who don't know where they came from. You don't even need the warlord to take action.

Anyone who doesn't grasp the point of rebirth in the Republic of China is bullshit!

A time-honored Chinese brand, when the wind blows, it will kill you directly.

1922 If you don't let the gangsters knock your bones and suck out your marrow, then you are doing well.

When we travel back to this era, we must first consider how to survive and how to protect ourselves, our relatives and friends, and our own property. If we are unable to protect ourselves, no matter how big our family fortune is, it belongs to others.

As for the career goals of the protagonist in a specific context, I think it's good to focus on basic personal survival at the moment. There have been many novels written with various big goals, which is a bit aesthetically exhausting. Under the special background, ordinary life is fine, as long as the timeline is not stretched too long and ends at the right time.

It's all in the title and introduction. If you like food novels and the atmosphere of the Republic of China, you should read this.

The plot is smooth and novel, unexpected and reasonable. The plot is full of ups and downs and full of tension, and the twists are clever and natural without any sense of surprise. The character relationships are carefully created, interactions promote the development of the story, and the rhythm is tight and tight.

So far, the second picture is okay. The best thing is that the system does not appear frequently and is closer to life. Come on! No more eunuchs .

Not bad, you can take a look, but it's a little missing

Distribute lunch boxes to workers! In the Republic of China, you are not looking for an honest person💩

The writing is really good and fascinating.

In 1922, he went back to sell steamed buns 😥 What a clown!