Rebirth, Urban Entertainment, Fantasy and Other Types

Thirteen's transformational work, real and simple, with a good sense of rhythm

A pretty good rebirth novel

It is one of the few stories that travels through the Northern Song Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty's ruling areas. When I first read it, I felt very good. The process of the protagonist transforming from an ordinary person to one who dares to kill people to survive. I personally think it is very real (of course, some people who are naturally "killing decisively" think it is very cowardly), and the writing is very immersive.

It is a rare novel about the history of the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. Although the reason why the protagonist rebelled against the Qing Dynasty at the beginning was because the protagonist's thoughts or way of thinking after time travel were inconsistent with the social atmosphere of the time, or the protagonist did not want to integrate into the society at that time, he created the Young Eagle Camp by mistake and mined private salt to prepare for the rebellion against the Qing Dynasty. Under the oppression of the Manchu Qing Dynasty at that time, he gradually raised the flag of rebellion. . . . . On the other hand, this book was written in 1719, which was the last year of Kangxi. Although it was sometimes restricted by the current policy environment, it was not the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China as we know it. The anti-Qing period was during the "Kangxi and Qianlong" periods as we know them. To be honest, it was I was not optimistic about it at first (although I had heard of a few books before, The Qing Dynasty Rebellion was written before 1840, but I had never read it). In my inherent impression (history books from school), during the Kangxi and Qianlong periods, the Manchu Qing Dynasty was too powerful, which was not conducive to its rise. But after reading this book and understanding the domestic and international situation in the last years of Kangxi, I discovered how serious the social conflicts were at that time. Kangxi used troops all year round. In the last years of Kangxi, officials were corrupt, land annexation was serious, and the treasury was empty. Therefore, in the environment at that time, success was possible! This book is also well written. It is a rare historical text of the Qing Dynasty. I really need everyone's support!

Hong Kong entertainment, although the subject matter is very niche, the author is a veteran author of Hong Kong entertainment, and the writing is very good. The IQ of the main and supporting characters is online, which is a rare source of food.

I have been engaged in Internet finance for 13 years. Although I don't understand it, it looks very professional.

It is rare to write about the customs and customs of the northwest. Although this book is an urban supernatural type, it is really well written.

The overseas Chinese captain was reborn in 1994, his body mutated, he made his first pot of gold by salvaging American sonar detectors, and now he is taking advantage of the RMB depreciation to start a seafood business in China.

It's a really well-written story about rebirth, although the plot arrangement is a bit too coincidental (the protagonist meets "noble people" one after another as soon as he goes out to find a job), not only Han Xiaoyu and Yang Bo, but later because of the legend, not only do he meet noble people, but he also makes a lot of money in the game. . . . In short, although these coincidences are actually unreliable and unreasonable, they look very cool!