A Republic in Turmoil

Both authors write about the Republic of China era, and Jiangshan Buluo brings "The Young Marshal's Spring and Autumn Annals: A Journey Through the Republic of China" to visit.

One issue is that the people around the protagonist always seem like a group of counter-revolutionaries. They were all early, heroic figures against the Qing dynasty, which I admit, but most of them later turned against the people. It feels strange and awkward to read. After reading *Red Dawn*, the sense of identification with this kind of bourgeois revolutionary party isn't as strong. But I understand; given the website's censorship, it's already a good thing they allowed it to be written.

This is ridiculous! My official version on 17k only has 2000 views and a dozen favorites, yet it's pirated by a dozen or twenty websites! 😭😭😓😓

Writing about the Republic of China era is no easy task; your courage is commendable.

It's really beautiful!

I've come to read "The Rain and Mist of the Republic of China" (https://www.17k.com/book/3327097.html), and welcome to visit my page.

It's a good novel set in the Republican era, what a pity.