I'm a Beiyang Warlord, and You're Telling Me About Democracy and a Republic?
我北洋军阀，你跟我讲民主共和？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 658k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Anti-Japanese War
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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294Chapters
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422Favorites
152Recommendations
339Fans
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They were discussing important national affairs, and you're adding this superfluous comment? Is it even appropriate? You're so disrespectful and contemptible towards the protagonist you created.
... It was mentioned earlier that people in Shanghai call you General Chen...
After all that talk, was the child even there? Did everyone in the room just watch him jump?
Its effect is limited. Without the three sisters, who would know about the Song family?
Europe is a traditionally Catholic region; would it be appropriate to send a Protestant there? Are there no European priests in Shanghai these days? This is clearly a far-fetched analogy.
Can Protestants and Catholics get along?
... Wasn't it £2.6 Million? It's already been stated earlier.
This is a real 250.
But there are forty cannons in total, what does that have to do with thirty-six?
The main reason is probably the economic strength of the Shanghai-Hangzhou-Nanjing region.