I May Be a Young Woman, but I’ll Defend Our Borders

I give up on many novels after listening to only half of them. I listened to this one in one go. It's well-written. There's no hidden agenda or cheating involved. The female and male leads gradually reach their happy ending. The characters are described in great detail and vividly. Human nature is portrayed very realistically. In short, if you can use your brain, don't resort to violence. 🤭

This is a really good book; I'm surprised I gave it a low score. The subject matter is fresh and full of positive energy, and each character is described with great detail. The male and female leads are distinct, decisive, and independent, without being overly idealistic. It's exactly my type. In short, it's definitely worth reading. Highly recommended! I also look forward to the author's next work…

It's really good! The rating is too low. You can't just rate a book; read the reviews too. Like the story of the little horse crossing the river, if you like it, that's what matters.

A concise and excellent book. It praises the unwavering love between the male and female protagonists, which withstands the trials of war and worldly affairs, ultimately leading to a happy ending. It further extols the heroine's heroic deeds in saving the country and its people, and supporting her husband in achieving great things, earning the admiration of the world.

A very good time-travel novel. It doesn't have any cheat codes like having a magical space, making it feel very realistic. The plot is unconventional, full of twists and turns, and quite enjoyable.

It's quite a good read. The female lead achieves success step by step, as does the male lead; both are quite inspiring. The female lead has it so tough—no family background, and living a fulfilling life in ancient times is truly difficult! Even having a family background isn't necessarily a good thing, just like the male lead's, which is also a source of trouble.

I've recently read about five books, and this is the only one I finished without skipping chapters. Even after finishing it, I felt a little unsatisfied. There are too few side stories, and the ending for the male lead's father isn't clear. He should have regretted his actions. This book is full of stories of unavoidable circumstances, and I think the author wrote quite well! Why is the rating so low? Could it be because the side stories didn't explain things clearly?

I've been feeling a bit of a reading slump lately. I've been flipping through Tomato magazines for ages, but I'm still confused and lost... Then I stumbled upon this book about defending our country, and I dived right in and read it all the way to the end. Liu Yang, a woman born into poverty but with a heart full of love for the world, bravely fought against fate.

It's great, super exciting! The main characters are bold and passionate, unrestrained by worldly conventions. It's wonderful.

It's really well written. Lacking space and advanced skills, one can only rely on past learning and future efforts to strive for the life they want. Such a good debut work! Looking forward to more great works from you in the future.