North America, 1776

Damn, all the books from 2009 have been dug out.

My son was just born when I first read this book; he's in middle school now.

It was a very good book written back then. It has been read three times after many years. However, some chapters are difficult to read if they are copied from the literature. Some blunt industrial data and some personnel descriptions that have nothing to do with the plot now seem to be too low in word count. Many newcomers can't stand it anymore. The plot of the whole book is still very good.

I gave up after reading the first two chapters. The author's get-rich-quick scheme is ridiculous... Penicillin, cubic zirconium oxide... I really think the author should do some research before writing this book; relying solely on Baidu isn't enough.

When was this book published? The first chapter alone was enough to poison someone.

I found this while tidying up my bookshelf. Thinking back... Back in 2009, did you writers not know what a Minié ball was? Now it's basically common knowledge.

This is the only foreign history book that captures the essence of life.

Holy crap, my middle school textbooks, which were banned, are back out!

Throughout the entire book, all I saw was the author praising and extolling those who founded the United States, and then constantly squeezing into historical events. The most speechless thing was the protagonist's halo; he was constantly targeting Adams, yet no one objected. He even forced Adams to retreat when the army was pressing in.

Classics never go out of style; the first book I ever read about the War of Independence.