Transmigrated to the 1950S, I Become the Nation's Darling

This is a real Chinese novel about growing up with a strong heroine. It has not been updated yet but I have read it 5 times. There is no redundant love plot. The author really makes the heroine wary when she first travels back to that time, but also handles the "trust" we have in our predecessors very well. Mu Mu's interactions with them are cordial military and civilian relationships. Captain Wei, Captain Tang, Brother Shaojin, Xiao An, Stinky Stone, Eunuch Liang, Uncle Lu, Mu Mu's father... Even the little comrades whose names are unknown are all very vivid and vivid in character. They have stepped out of the novel and become real comrades. Mumu also changed from a relatively simple and naive quasi-college student to a responsible and responsible comrade. Mu Mu's psychological transformation is really in place. From being afraid of artillery fire at the beginning, to being moved by the spirit of the predecessors who were not afraid of death, to being in a trance due to the death of Brother Shengli, and then facing life and death, there is no fearless spirit that was awkward at the beginning. She was even fully prepared to submit to the system (author, please write quickly, I am waiting for updates so hard), and I finally waited for the plot of submitting to the system! ! ! Above all, I really like this book. Mumu has become a living person like my sister. I hope the author will not arrange cp for her, because gay love is really good, good and pure. The author must not abandon the article and must continue writing it! ! !

The writing is good and the heroine's reactions are very realistic. There is no CP at the moment, I hope there will be no CP.

I caught up with the latest chapter, Chapter 184, in one day, and now I don't see a male protagonist. I hope there won't be a male protagonist in the future. It's good to watch.

The writing is very good, and some parts are also very detailed. For example, the volunteers received a secret report from the general headquarters, and after reading it, they put the paper in their mouths and ate it... The panic and fear of the heroine, who grew up in a honey house and suddenly came to the battlefield, was also well written. It is undeniable that children in peacetime will be scared when they come to the historical battlefield, and the author also gradually reflects the changes in the characters step by step. Anyway, I think it's a very good book. I stayed up all night and read it to more than fifty chapters. Hehehehe.

It is not recommended that you read this book when you are fishing, or on the way to and from get off work, because it will make you shed tears and affect your image. You can watch it at home, and have tissues and water handy. Woohoo~ Obviously at the beginning, I thought the author's writing was childish, but as I look back, I feel that the author's writing is better. The more I look back, the more I can't help but shed tears [cry] [cry] [cry] [cry] [cry] Salute to the heroic seniors! 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡

It's really lively and I love it! They are all patriotic. Open the golden finger a little wider!

I saw her go from being scared and confused when she first arrived on the battlefield to her determination to have no hesitation afterward. Really great! ! ! Who said female channels only have romance novels? Over the years, I have been reading novels about female channel, female emperor, female channel, Three Kingdoms, conspiracy, immortality, anti-Japanese war, interstellar, apocalypse, national salvation, red technology... All are blooming.

The plot is reasonable, the language is humorous, the details are perfect, the sentiment is noble, and the rendering is perfect. As a female protagonist novel, it is very good. Xirang doesn't have any good articles about traveling to the Korean battlefield. Both 49 and 50 were behind the scenes in Beijing! Therefore, the author is very nice~

This kind of heroine story that takes the system through the war in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China is so attractive for the first time. Mu Mu is a well-off little girl from the Jian family, a freshman, who suddenly arrives on the battlefield. She is kind-hearted and patriotic. It is human nature to be afraid of death. Don't call her despicable, that is what normal people think. She suddenly goes from living and working in modern times to a battlefield with bombardment, which is hard for anyone to accept, but she will still "trade her body for a car" for the wounded, whether in wind or snow. She is a human being, and the flowers that are watered lovingly in the fertile soil of the prosperous times are different from the grass that grows wildly in the barren land... She witnessed the horrors of battlefield hell with her own eyes, and watched her comrades fall before her eyes... She went from "treating me as a warm-hearted people" to "treating me as a soldier" and experienced too much in a short period of time... She was even mentally stressed out, leaving wounds on the battlefield and wanted to die... Mu Mu was not pretentious. There is also Mu Mu's notebook. The first half is about calm clouds and calm winds, and the second half is about gunfire and corpses everywhere. The quiet years are built on the flying gunfire, because someone is carrying forward with a heavy load... The country has never let her down, running in both directions, trying its best to give the best to Mu Mu, and so does the original Hua country. There are also exchanges between countries across time and space... And there are so many phone calls to recruit the National Security Bureau, which makes me laugh to death [laughing and crying], and the "Little Oriental" of this world...

It's quite a big book, I've only read half of it. I would give it three stars, but in order to save regret and the author's writing, I don't like to intersperse some scenes that forcibly highlight the protagonist, but most of the plot is to save regret and gain patriotic points. It was too painful in the past, and I don't know how many tears I shed ( (My tears are low), so I persisted until the heroine turned in, and the two sides began to establish diplomacy. The highlight was the heroine's character, which was basically plump. It just had a little bit of a fighting idol drama style when socializing with others. At first, I almost thought it would develop into an idol romance, but fortunately it was a group portrait. I always dream that we will meet such a lucky person to help them at that time [currently in progress]