(Some scenes in this book are based on For Whom the Bell Tolls, a work by Hemingway.)
(Readers who want to follow updates might want to wait a day before reading, because I'm careless and often make typing mistakes. I usually check for typos after posting, but if you don't mind, feel free to read right away. I'll do my best to keep the typos to a minimum.)
Diadi, our lovable protagonist, transmigrates a hundred years into the past. Acting on impulse, he joins the Spanish Republican Army and becomes a member of the International Brigades, fighting Franco's rebels.
In battle, Diadi discovers that he's surprisingly good at fighting, the kind of good where he can take on everyone at once.
Part One: Prologue, The Spanish International Brigades' Cavalry Scout (Ongoing)
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.
Looking forward to the day he starts over It's a pity, it's a pity
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