Starting with Anti-Japanese War Dramas

I heard that Japanese surnames are based on the surname of the woman who was born wherever she was raped? Is it true

None of the protagonists in Stallion Lu's novels are earth-shatteringly handsome, and none of them are ugly, which makes them vomit. . . What you wrote like this is a historical precedent. Like it, even if your protagonist is ugly, I have to see it.

How can the drama be without me? Wang Ying

The protagonist is so ugly, how can I fill her role?

Nagumo Soko is so ugly, but you can still talk about it.

I hold it in my mouth. An extremely ugly man. . . . Look at the ghost. You write a mediocre appearance. Average looking ones are okay. Write something ugly. To be honest. No sense of immersion. . I read novels just for the sense of immersion. Secondly, it's cool and doesn't abuse the owner.

Traveling through the past five years won't change anything.

Bring all Japanese female spies into the harem

Are you talking about the anti-Japanese drama: dodging bullets on a daily basis, tearing up Japanese soldiers with your hands, Qinggong, or a woman disguising herself as a man and spitting out embroidery needles?

Why does the author like to write about ugliness in both books?