Livestreaming to the World: Back to the Twentieth Year of the Republic

As a Chinese, patriotism is deep in our hearts. Facing the storyline, I can deeply sympathize with the numbness of ordinary people and their actions of rising up to resist for the sake of their country and the future. We do not have the halo of the protagonist, but the stable life we ​​have now is all because the revolutionary martyrs carried the burden for us. I hope that the heroine can gain true friendship, strengthen herself, and no longer be tortured by emotions.

The writing was very real. I cried in every chapter, especially when Shadow used the pseudonym Mr. Don't Know when she published an article about killing all the people of the Dragon Kingdom and everyone wanted to resist. Then everyone responded to her call with shovels and sticks and went to the front line. I burst into tears! ! ! ! ! ! And the recent nuclear sewage, what a damn little day! ! ! The author updated 55 chapters and my tears fell. Didn't Shadow want to kill the Japanese? Kill and kill for her! [Cry]

The content of the Anti-Japanese War is well written, but I don't understand why in such a difficult environment of the Anti-Japanese War, when life is not easy, the heroine is given a series of mental illness, depression, and bipolar disorder, just to set up a man to redeem the heroine as part of their love affair?

The beginning was really amazing. The heroine's straightforward character immediately caught my eye, and I thought it was a great novel. However, as I continued reading, the negative attributes of the heroine gradually became apparent, and the pleasant qualities gradually weakened, making it less and less the case. It was only then that I realized that the "heroine is sick" mentioned in the copywriter was not a setting of the novel, but a weakness of the author in demining the heroine. The thing I want to complain about the most is that the later time arc suddenly jumps to six years later. There is a feeling that someone has suddenly traumatized me and lost a memory. Looking back, it is more difficult to replace it. Reading between the lines, the heroine has gained a certain degree of social influence through her own efforts, but there is a feeling that she is not happy enough. This may be because there is no writing process and the ending is skipped directly. The subject matter is good, and the writing style is good. However, the narrative is too jumpy and the plot is scattered. Alas, I hope the author will get better and better.

Generally speaking, it was amazing at first, but I didn't like the emotional scenes later on, and the heroine's depressive characteristics felt purely created for emotional scenes. In this era, it's ridiculous to rely on love to redeem her.

The subject matter is novel and the writing is good. Different from the general Republic of China novels that focus on love, this one takes the theme of saving the nation from extinction, and a group of top students travel back in time to contribute to the Anti-Japanese War. Friends who like group wear + Anti-Japanese War + Republic of China + live broadcast themes should not miss it!

Obviously Shadow's mental state is worrying, but compared to another female perspective I've seen before, Shadow is normal.

It's very real and I like it very much, especially when I wrote about Nanjing and everyone went there spontaneously, I felt tears welling up in my eyes, just like Nanjing written in the book is the inner demon of every Chinese.

What a special subject! Traveling through ➕Anti-Japanese War➕Group portraits. Everyone is working hard to shine in their own fields and contribute to the war of resistance. However, Jiang Gu's emotional scenes are still a bit awkward to watch (maybe because the timeline jumped too fast before, so I don't understand it), but the flaws are not hidden, and overall it is still very good to watch!

Wonderful, patriotic group of young people from all aspects