War of Resistance + rise from the bottom + no System + no golden finger + character growth + female lead
She transmigrated to the Republic of China era with nothing. Her parents were dead, her hometown had been bombed, and all she could do was find a way to survive.
In this time of transition between the old and the new, she was no famous figure or great patriot. She was just one among the surging flood, pushing the times forward alongside everyone else.
It is, more or less, the story of an ordinary girl being trained into a capable revolutionary soldier.
Fu Sheng was emotionally detached. The constantly changing eras and identities made her feel like an observer, but this time she wanted to take part, to help change the world.
In her previous life, she had only known concepts like mass movements and encircling the cities from the countryside. She knew nothing about the practical work. This time, she would take part from the very beginning.
I read it all the way to the end. The beginning of the War of Resistance was very clear, but some points were too blurry. In the second half of the story, the cooperative scene felt too fuzzy and lacked clarity. The story is not clear enough, but it is readable overall. I still wish there were more novels of this type.
Very nice, looking forward to developing it.