(This book contains part of the plot of "For Whom the Bell Tolls," Hemingway's work)
(It is recommended that readers who follow up on the update read it one day later, because I have a careless problem and always make mistakes when coding. I usually check for typos after posting, but if you don't care, I will try my best to ensure that there are as few typos as possible)
Deadi (our lovely protagonist) traveled back a hundred years and joined the Spanish government army on a whim. He became a member of the International Brigade and fought against Franco's rebels.
In the battle, Diadi found that he seemed to be better at fighting, and he was the kind of fighter with unparalleled abilities.
Part One: Prologue, Rangers of the Spanish International Column (Updated)
Reader comments
It's so beautiful. The author is great
It's a very interesting book. Although the male protagonist is very strong, he is not strong enough to influence the entire battle.
It was worth seeing, but it's gone.
It's best to post on another platform.
Looking forward to the day he starts over
It's a pity, it's a pity
It's so beautiful. The author is great
It's a very interesting book. Although the male protagonist is very strong, he is not strong enough to influence the entire battle.
It was worth seeing, but it's gone.
It's best to post on another platform.
Looking forward to the day he starts over It's a pity, it's a pity