The Translator Traveled Through Time and Dressed as the Young Marshal's Country Fiancée

The writing is delicate and the author writes well. It is worth reading. I look forward to the follow-up. For women living in the 21st century, it is indeed intolerable to be trapped in a cage. The author greatly describes the heroine's heart in a way that is very consistent with the state at that time.

Click on the books recommended on the home page to read them. You read other people's reviews before you dare to read them. You read the first chapter before you dare to add them to your bookshelf. In the end, you caught up with the latest ones and stayed up for several nights [laughing]. Generally, you can tell whether the article is good or not by reading the first chapter. The so-called beginning is very important. It is different from other online articles that are either trivial or have non-nutritious dialogues that are long-winded and illogical. In addition to love, there is also the love and hatred between family and country in a special period. The male and female protagonists have very charming personalities. The logic is clear, the structure is reasonable, and there is no unbearable repetitiveness. In short, it is a very good novel (except for the good writing, there are not many novels with this background) This title is too generic and doesn't match the content. Maybe the author can think of a better name.

This is the only book that I gave five stars even before I finished reading it. Don't give up just because of the male protagonist's dog in the early stages. This book is one that gets better and better the more you read it! Whether it is from the perspective of the emotional changes of the heroine and the hero, or from the historical background and later intentions of the entire book, it is a good book! Unlike some novels that have a good plot but are written like a primary school student, the author's writing style of this book fully supports the plot, and at the same time his thoughts are relatively profound. He does not completely stick to the emotional entanglement between men and women, but fully writes about the sadness of the era that should be present in that era. Five-star recommendation!

The plot has ups and downs, combined with the national conditions of the Republic of China. The conflict between the male and female protagonists is reasonable. The two parties resolve the conflict through mutual understanding, support and care. In addition, they both fall in love with each other. The resolution of the conflict is natural and there is no sense of violation. It is a Tomato cartoon that I have watched for several years. It's the best novel to read. I feel that other high-scoring novels may have been given high scores by someone else, because many novels with a score of 9.7 Are not good to read, and sometimes you can't stand it after reading only a few chapters. This is really a high-scoring novel, and the author's writing style is also very good, natural and smooth.

In fact, I rarely read Republican novels before, because the era was special and only writing about love seemed pale in the face of the hatred of the country and the family. I came across this article accidentally and read it with the idea of ​​giving it a try out of boredom. I was amazed. The heroine is not very clear-headed and well-organized when it comes to love. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is very clear and there is no reason why they suddenly fall in love with each other. The author's descriptions are very realistic and detailed, and he describes the situation of women at that time very realistically. I have a hunch that the female protagonist or the male protagonist in the future will embark on a revolutionary path! Big cheers for the author! ! I will keep chasing. (PS, let me talk about my favorite part, when the female protagonist calls the pharmacy Fuxing Pharmacy and the male protagonist's inner activities when he sees the name of the pharmacy are so amazing that I feel like the author said that the collision of old and new should be regarded as the male protagonist's first deep feeling.)

It's nice to watch, and I like the plot and characters.

The subject matter is novel and great. I hope that in the follow-up it will have the feeling of a straight man chasing his wife in the crematorium. After all, the male protagonist was indifferent to the heroine before, so he can't be easily pursued. The process must be a bit tortuous. If you get it too easily, you won't cherish it.

I like this book very much. Whether it is the plot setting or the characters of the male and female protagonists, they are very attractive. I like reading novels written in the Republic of China. I like this kind of heroine who is not a love mind. She has a very charming personality. The connection between the storyline is also very comfortable and logical. It is not too abrupt. The book I found today will soon have no chapters to read. I want to get rid of the author sister. Can you update a few more chapters if you have time? Really want to see it. So far, I really like this book. It's okay to have twists and turns, as the storyline requires, but not too big, otherwise it will make you feel uncomfortable.

A very wonderful book. This is the book where the content, characters, and thoughts are described most clearly and clearly in Tomato. The author's writing style is novel and does not procrastinate. Every time he reveals his talents, he does not deliberately. Thumbs up! Continue to pursue manuscripts!

The author's writing style is indeed good, and no major flaws or low-level mistakes have been found yet. The plot is a little bit bloody, but it is also very novel. The heroine is independent, smart and has a brain. She really has a brain. The step-by-step plan is in line with normal people's thinking.

Although it is a good-looking novel about the Republic of China, it is about warlords and overlords, but the female protagonist is not dependent on the male protagonist. Just like Shu Ting's "To the Oak", the male protagonist is an oak tree, and the female protagonist is a kapok next to him. The heroine has a great sense of national justice, and so does the hero. The two of them can support each other in this turbulent era. I hope it won't end badly [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

It looks good. I hope the male protagonist will be tortured in the end. The male protagonist is too chauvinistic.

It's very interesting. I give the author a thumbs up. The plot is compact and reasonable, not cliché!

The theme of the story is novel and the characters have distinct personalities. From the feelings of family and country to the emotions of each character, it is very delicately depicted. I cried after reading several chapters. The author's writing style is really good [like] [like]

The emotions are very delicately written, and I haven't seen a piece of writing in such a way that I can imagine in a long time. The female protagonist has a strong sense of family and country, and the male protagonist has also changed from the male chauvinism of the old era. There are foreshadowings before and after the article. It is not a trivial article, but it is like a very popular article in my junior high school and high school. I even wonder if I could go back in time and be as unafraid of sacrifice as the heroine.

The book is still being serialized. I don't know if the follow-up will continue to be exciting. But so far, I really like this story. The theme of this story is well chosen. The character background settings and personality expressions are quite reasonable, and the details are well described without any lag. The male protagonist in the story has a clear image, a broad-minded and wise person; the female protagonist may be a bit too strong because she traveled through time, and her behavior feels inadequate. Some of the things that should be thought of are not shown, and the relationship with the second male protagonist lacks an emotional basis and is relatively sticky. Maybe it is the reason why the story is not completed in the serialization? The male protagonist is a trend-setter who grew up in the background of the times. His thoughts, personality, calmness, and strategies are all shown in the details of the story. We can see the impact of the female protagonist's existence on him. The female protagonist comes from the future and has a clear view of the direction of history and the prosperity of the country and the country. The male protagonist has the same philosophy as hers. The author uses their love as the main line to describe this story, and puts it into the background of the times. There is no need to deliberately complicate and constantly reverse the treacherous plot of Bo Yun. This is an interesting story about a male protagonist who is flesh and blood, has flaws, has true feelings, has a distinctive personality, is brave and resourceful, and contributes to the righteousness of his family and country. Drive out the Tartars and return my rivers and mountains. The atmosphere of the country will be in my youth. It's great to write a book and biography for a proud man of this era! All in all, so far, this is a very well-written story. Worth reading, recommended!

After reading the introduction carefully, I personally felt that the later stages were not very satisfying. After the male and female protagonists fell in love, they still had no children of their own, which made the relationship a bit bumpy (it is not necessary to have a child, but the male and female protagonists both want it, so we can't give them a child). However, the love of family and country is well written, and the male protagonist's emotions are also very delicate, and you can feel his love for the female protagonist. Four stars for imperfection [thoughts]

Personally, I feel that this book is very well written. After reading it carefully, the only regret is that there is no love between two people. I could write about sponsoring those orphaned children, and then the ending would be more perfect if the hero and heroine are pregnant and have children.

I would give it a 9 out of 10. The plot line is very interesting and the writing is very delicate. The male protagonist is a warlord, not a virgin, and he has had a woman before. Well, it is quite realistic. But I still feel a bit disconnected, because I have read quite a few novels where the emperor, princes, and military officers are virgins. After all, everything is just a matter of the author's words. There are also stories about male characters who guard their virginity for the female protagonist... In the early stage, the heroine was a bit useless, and she smelled a little like white flowers and green tea in some places, but her character seemed to be like this, she didn't have much wisdom, she was not cruel, and she did things without thinking about the future. But this is not a story about strong women. The character of the heroine is acceptable. Too wordy in places. For example, the heroine's brother, sister-in-law, and niece's family don't need to be written too much. We can simply break off the relationship with them. Being sloppy will only make readers feel that the heroine is unclear. Moreover, there are too many stories about the heroine's aunt, especially the part about giving birth later. Arranging these plots has no effect on advancing the main plot and the emotional line of the male and female protagonists. This is not a group portrait novel... And I personally find it annoying that the elders (mother-in-law/mother/aunt/aunt) of the male and female protagonists give birth to children at an older age. What is the protagonist going to do when the protagonist in his twenties suddenly has a newborn younger brother and sister? Overall, the shortcomings are not hidden. It is not a mindless novel, nor is it too sweet or cruel. It is a long-running novel that needs to be read calmly.

It's very interesting to watch. I like the heroine's persistence and stick to her own bottom line. The author interprets the patriotic feelings of the hero and heroine from justice to emotion. It's really good. I like it! The only regret is that they don't have children of their own!

[Crying] Nine times out of ten love affairs in the Republic of China are tragic. I don't know if it's an illusion, but it feels like it's based on the Northeast even though it's an imaginary story. I automatically took Zhang Xueliang as the prototype of the male protagonist [crying] As a Northeasterner, I have been familiar with this period of history since childhood. So I think the male protagonist is really great in terms of his feelings about his family and country, and the heroine's feelings about her country and family are also very impressive to me.

When I saw this, I felt it was time to make this comment. The author's writing style is very large, and it is a good article. It is much better than those random works with a score of 9.5 Or above. It is the only excellent book that I have read in recent book shortages.

Worth reading, a good article about the righteousness of family and country. But there are still regrets. It's not that it's difficult to conceive, but it's not impossible to conceive. To be honest, it would be better if I had a child. Also, the hero's mother should come over and take a look before the hero's father passed away. It's not an exaggeration to meet before life and death.

The author's writing is fresh, and the heroine's description is flesh-and-blood. It transports the thoughts of women in the new era to the Republic of China, using new thoughts and concepts to save the awakening of women in the old era, and at the same time, it also reminds modern women to become self-reliant. Definitely worth a look.

I haven't seen such a good-looking novel in a long time. The heroine has a clear mind and a heart for the world. It's not just about sugar, but it's more realistic considering the age gap between the two people. The plot also has a beginning and an end, and the emotions are very delicately written. I cried two or three times. The older I get, the fewer novels can make me cry. Treasure novel!

What a great author! The flowers have faded. When can I see it again? [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]

The first half was a bit frustrating to watch, and the male and female protagonists' pulling and pulling made me a bit angry. But the second half is much better, especially the last chapters, which have many touching tears. There are also many regrets in the article. I wonder if it is to show that regrets were everywhere in that era? The heroine is not a universal heroine, her character and abilities are more realistic, which is good. Personally, there are two regrets: the first is that the male and female protagonists did not have children of their own in the end; the second is that Ren Ziyan died, what a pity, alas...

Very beautiful! It's been a long time since I stayed up late to read a novel. I couldn't stop reading this one. About half way through, there are more content about the righteousness of the family and the country. I cried several times while reading it. No one would have no filter for the soldiers who defend their home and country. [Crying] For the first time, I followed the heroine from annoying to slow down. I have a good impression of the male protagonist and then like it. I don't just have a filter for the male protagonist. He has indeed changed a little bit because of the female protagonist. I especially like the rhythm of this book. The female protagonist basically falls in love with the male protagonist in the middle and back parts. I really like this kind of thing and I am really happy that the final ending is he! I finally understand why everyone in the previous comments said it was a pity that the protagonist has no children. It is really a pity. Finally, I copy a passage that I like very much at the end of the book: Over a hundred years, many things are different, but there are also many things that are the same, such as the innocent heart and patriotism. These are the original intentions and beliefs of a person's life, and they will not change with time.

Although Yin Hecheng had some machismo at first, he changed little by little later. Gu Shuyao is really a great heroine. This novel is not limited to small love, but also the feelings of family and country. Their relationship deepens little by little. Reading the novel, it seems that I have arrived at that era and saw them in the difficult years, with the same thoughts of serving the country and the people, overcoming many difficulties, and coming together. It has great stamina. It would be great if it was adapted into film and television. I feel that William Chan, Huo Jianhua, Zhang Wanyi, and Yan Yikuan in the old Jiumen period are very suitable for playing the role of young commander [laugh] [laugh]

I really like the "feelings of family and country" in the background of the story. If you don't love the country, you won't have such a concept at all. Senior literary friends sincerely gave it a high score of 8.0. Two points were deducted, one point for the unstable character design, and one point for the slightly delayed plot. Fortunately, the proportion of sadism and sweetness is reasonably distributed, so the flaws are not concealed.