Republic of China: with Twin Oirans in My Arms, I Will Become the Strongest Warlord!

Uh-huh, this book has a lot of interesting points. The protagonist's IQ is not high. Most of the plot is forced by the author. Many things can be done in one step but have to be rigged, such as the auction. Obviously there is not enough money and the task should be completed early. The last lot must be completed. A Japanese female spy character is also designed to snatch the treasure. In the end, when the money is not enough, a group of people inexplicably donate money to the protagonist. . . Then we draw lessons from Lin Zexu's episode of selling cigarettes in Humen. The burning of cigarettes in Humen did not affect the opium market, but opium consumption increased in the future. When the protagonist started, he only had a few people who spent tens of thousands of dollars to buy cigarettes to sell them. Buying cigarettes in large quantities and selling them, aren't you increasing the gap and expanding market demand? Can this achieve the purpose of banning opium? The cigarette sellers are eager for you to do this. If you simply do this, I guarantee that within a month, the quantity of opium in this place will increase several times, and the price will also rise. The effect will be that more people will fall into opium smoking, and more people will have their families destroyed because of opium smoking. . .

After reading a little bit, it was too poisonous. In order to show the cultural atmosphere of the room decoration, it was said that it was decorated by Lu Xun? ? ? A landowner's son who was pressed to death by a warlord became a beggar just because a few silver coins could equal his son when Yuan Shikai was in power? ? ? ?

Who approved such a childish book?

Although some details are not in place, it still feels better.

Promote innovation

If you don't recruit troops and buy horses if you have money, you will be squandering here and there, which is worthless.

That's rubbish. In the Republic of China, you said that others have achieved breakthroughs in practice? Is he cultivating immortality and auctioning treasures to protect himself?

The writing is messy, your Ma Yongxiang is also in the east, and it is also in the west. How many of them are Ma Yongxiang? The protagonist is an egomaniac who is inexplicably stupid.

It's over if you don't understand.

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