
Delivering Supplies Across the Sixties, I Help the Nation Guard Its Borders
穿梭六零送物资,我帮国家守边疆
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- Completed
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- 333k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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It's not bad. I really like the theme; the female lead sends modern supplies to the Three Years of Natural Disasters so that border guards can have enough to eat. Some details are a bit too sensitive to scrutinize. More focus on the military and historical periods would make the story feel more realistic.
What a heartwarming book! The author's patriotism is vividly portrayed through the little heroine's journeys back and forth. I truly feel sorry for the selfless martyrs of that era, and also for the impoverished people! I sincerely wish they could experience such extraordinary adventures!
It's alright. The female protagonist opens a door to time and space through a book called "A Veteran's Memoirs" to help the soldiers on the frontier. At the same time, she also grows into a towering tree in the process. There are some minor flaws in the book where the plot needs to be advanced, but overall it's good.
I really enjoyed it. The plot was fast-paced and didn't drag, and the characters were quite likable. The descriptions of the soldiers' living conditions at the time were heartbreaking, and the female lead's support and help for the soldiers was straightforward and utterly devoted—she spoiled them rotten, which was very satisfying to read.
Very good. The female lead in this book is probably a character who grows and matures, which is rare for me because waiting for the female lead to grow is often difficult, and sometimes you might feel frustrated by her lack of strength. But surprisingly, the female lead in this book isn't unlikeable; she's quite likable. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next. Keep it up!
I've only read the first part, but it feels very fresh and the writing is quite good. I hope the author won't portray the relationship between the female lead and the regimental commander as trivial. Their relationship should be one of great love, for the rise of China. Writing about petty romance seems inappropriate (although I can accept it if it's reasonable).
"Soul Forged in Mountains and Rivers" - Grateful to the Rongbian Warriors for the Prosperity of the Motherland Kunlun drew his sword, pointing it to the heavens; thunder roared from the nine directions, tearing the sky apart. Iron armor stretches ten thousand miles, frozen in the northern snow; a thousand years of loyalty and courage transform into an icy rainbow.
I don't know why it only got an 8 out of 10 rating. Personally, I thought it was well-written, with a smooth plot and an interesting theme. At least even a seasoned reader like me could finish it. There weren't many thrilling moments; everything flowed naturally, which was great.
A love story that transcends time and space; the male protagonist's love is profound, and the female protagonist's love is all-encompassing. The ending is very satisfying, fulfilling everyone's wishes, yet leaving everyone with a slight sense of regret, though they can't quite pinpoint the exact reason. Like the five flavors of life, a complex mix, each flavor unpredictable.
I love it! Absolutely amazing! So perfect! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😆😆😆😆😆 This idea is quite novel! It's just that the two of them together are a bit slow and drawn out! 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦