I'm a Beiyang Warlord, and You're Telling Me About Democracy and a Republic?

If we were to place the events before the rebirth in the 21st century, things would be better. The Battle of Shanghai was too short, and we wouldn't have been aware of the international changes.

The writing is good, but the pacing is a bit slow, or the timeline is too early. This kind of story feels incomplete if it doesn't reach the liberation stage, but if it does, the characters are too old.

I finished reading it in no time. I was really excited; it was a great read. The story and writing were excellent. I just hope there will be more updates and that you keep writing!

Nice

The author put a lot of effort into the plot. In that era of warlordism and numerous ambitious young people, each with their own agendas, the author's portrayal of the era is quite good. If the author had focused on well-known figures, the story would likely have been taken down. The author's considerations are excellent. This is one of the better stories I've seen.

I stumbled upon this book in a bookstore while I was bored, and ended up reading it in one go, staying up all night to finish it. It's a pretty good book, and I hope the author will keep updating it frequently.

The writing is terrible and overly sentimental, and the eunuch character doesn't resemble a warlord at all. In short, it's a waste of time to read and should be avoided.

Is this what you call a warlord?

It was abruptly cut off, no matter the reason. It was such a well-written book, what a pity.

She has a bit of humanity, but there's no need to fear celebrities, especially famous women. Conquest is the only way to succeed. Reborn, rise up!