Why was it so easy for web novels to shine when the story took place in the Republic of China?

I recommend the novel "The Chinese Empire at the End of the Han Dynasty" to you. The novel told the story of a special forces captain who was reborn as Lu Bu. He stirred up the storm in the city, conquered the four directions, occupied Japan, and finally established China. Although the plot took place at the end of the Han Dynasty, the author had a unique understanding and innovation of the historical scene during the Republic of China, which was eye-catching. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~

😋I recommend the following romance novels to you. I hope you will like them: 1. The plot of " The Beauty of the Republic of China: Young Master, Doting Without Stop " was full of love and hatred. The male and female protagonists tortured each other. It was definitely very interesting. 2. The male and female protagonists of " Marriage in the Troubled Times of the Republic of China " went from strangers to fiancées and then to frustrated in love. Their fates were full of ups and downs, which was fascinating. 3. The protagonist of the Royal Guards of the Republic of China grew up in the turbulent Shanghai Bund during the period of the Republic of China. Love, hatred, love, hatred, and family disputes constituted the structure of the plot. I hope the above recommendations will suit your taste and bring you a pleasant reading experience.😗

The story of Hongyan mainly happened in the late Ming Dynasty and the early Qing Dynasty.

Speculators in the Republic of China were sometimes confused when the author's decisions or descriptions of some key plots were vague or unclear. This was usually because the author might be influenced by his own thoughts, emotions, experience, and other factors during his creation, resulting in a certain degree of deviation or flaw in his understanding or description of certain plots or characters. This muddle-headed performance was not necessarily a deliberate deception or concealment, but a creative technique aimed at creating a deeper and more complex character image and richer plot elements in this way, allowing the reader to have more thoughts and exploration in the reading process. At the same time, this kind of muddle-headed performance could also bring more imagination and reading pleasure to the readers, enhancing the legibility and interest of the novel. Of course, the author should try to maintain clear thinking and clear expression to ensure the quality and accuracy of his work.

Well, that might not be explicitly mentioned. You'd have to look for clues within the story to figure it out. Maybe there are references to his school grade or events related to his age.

Well, it's hard to say. Maybe you need to look for more clues or background details about the author and the story to figure it out.

😋I recommend the following two novels to you, both of which meet your needs! One was The Great Bandit of the Kangxi Era. The main character was a bandit, and the era was also at the end of the Qing Dynasty. The other book was "The Beacon Smoke of the Republic of China: Time as Evidence." It was also in the early years of the Republic of China, with a historical background and love story. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

It's hard to pinpoint an exact time, but scholars generally believe it to be set in the early Middle Ages.

My answer might not be accurate. Although the Republic of China had a rich historical background and literary achievements, classic literary works like Dream of the Red Chamber were also presented in the form of comedy. However, novels such as Gone with the Wind and The First Blade of the Wind and Cloud may have some tragic plots because the main audience of these novels were young people who longed to experience the life and emotional entanglements in the historical background through reading these novels. At the same time, some novels may be inspired by historical events and characters, such as "Three Words and Two Paps". They use traditional folk stories as the basis to reflect the social reality and people's lives through fictional plots and characters.

The Detective of the Republic of China was a detective novel set in the Republic of China. The image of the criminal was usually portrayed as both human and smart. There might be a few reasons why these criminals didn't look too bad: 1. Setting of the novel's situation: In Detective of the Republic of China, many criminals have a sympathetic background story or are forced to commit crimes for some reason. These situations might make the image of the criminal more humane and easier for people to resonate and understand. 2. The performance of the detective character: The detective character in the novel usually has excellent reasoning ability, keen observation ability and witty reaction ability. These abilities can help the reader better understand the criminal's behavior and motives. 3. The image of the criminal: In the novel, the image of some criminals may be vague and there is no obvious distinction between good and evil. Such an image might make it easier for readers to accept and understand their behavior. 4. The influence of social background: The social background and values of the Republic of China were very different from those of modern society. In this context, the behavior of criminals may also be influenced by different cultures, religions, families, etc. to make them look less evil than criminals in modern society. In summary, there were many reasons why the criminals in Detective of the Republic of China did not look bad, including the setting of the situation, the performance of the detective role, the image of the criminal, and the influence of social background.