
The Great Doctor of the Republic, Fighting the Japanese
抗日:民国大医生
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- Completed
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- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
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- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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The author's writing is more objective and better, and he is not blinded by past hatred. I always think that contempt for them is disrespect for the ancestors, so it is difficult to find this kind of book to read, but the author handles it quite well.
The author's writing is really good. The protagonist traveled through time and became a medical student studying abroad. He rose to prominence while studying abroad and relied on his medical skills to protect himself. The setting is appropriate, the identity arrangement is reasonable, there is no cheating, the content is rich, and the plot is thought-provoking. The protagonist's future life plan is very good, focusing on medical skills, and by the way, he can use his identity as a Japanese to save the suffering people within his ability. I just hope there won't be a female protagonist and she won't rush into the spy force. Finally, try not to have any contact with Hong, so as not to take great risks, be in constant trouble, and possibly be liquidated after the war. The author's book is objective and true, has a strong sense of empathy, and has novel and unique themes. The most important thing is that the protagonist is sober and rational, and never does anything blindly. Big cheers for the author!
It's rare to see a good-looking novel in which the male and female protagonists are both normal people. There is no inexplicable pornography or obscene descriptions in the text. The overall quality of this book is very high, both for the author and for the male and female protagonists❤️ヾ(ω*)ノ
It's amazing. I haven't read such a good article in a long time. It's not the kind of novel that is similar to the Anti-Japanese War drama. The protagonist doesn't have a golden finger, he's just a doctor. It also describes the darkness of the Republic of China very well.
The angle chosen in the fight against Japan is particularly novel. It is different from the past of directly joining to help New China, but it has always been an interesting curve to save the country. On the other hand, it attacks the enemy's rear, leaving the enemy in a state of being betrayed without knowing it. It is a very interesting novel.
After following it for a long time, I feel it is a breath of fresh air among Tomato spy novels. Nowadays, Tomato's spy novels are basically about systems or various abilities, which are not much different from anti-Japanese dramas. This book is quite realistic, especially the internal exploitation of the low-level devils by the Japanese.
It's rare that I'm willing to check the information carefully. It's not a brainless anti-Japanese drama. There are no cheats, cheats or systems. Nor will it be exchanged for red alert bases, scientific research bases, or planes, cannons, and atomic bombs across time and space to crush and push them sideways. It has a single female protagonist and few emotional scenes. The protagonist is disguised as a Japanese doctor, giving people another perspective on Japan's various fascist behaviors during World War II. The author has good quality and stable updates. Welcome to join.
There is a lot of preparation in the early stages, including the protagonist's skills, reputation, and wide network of contacts. In my expectation, the protagonist should hide in the darkness. Whether it is delivering information or providing anti-Japanese materials, he can arrange a false identity, bring out the underground organization through the clinic, and start an underground struggle belonging to the protagonist. Instead of being taken away by Lixingshe to cooperate and become an intelligence trafficker.
First of all, this one is obviously more logical than the author's last one, and the author has learned the lessons of the previous one, and should have adjusted the outline. The previous one was repeatedly testing the edge of the red line from the beginning, and the author couldn't take it back, and finally chose to remove it. The outline of this book has obviously been adjusted. The current plot rhythm is good and it is slowly advancing. It can be seen that the author wants to write a different spy novel. I look forward to the follow-up plot. So far, five-star recommendation is the same old problem... Update, three updates a day are not enough [laughter]
. . It looks so good, my God. . It's a masterpiece in the Republic of China. After the protagonist does something, it will cut into the perspective of the supporting actor in the incident. I feel good about this. . There is a feeling that fresh life is still tenaciously surviving in places where we can't see it, and I feel like it after reading the current chapter. . War is so terrible. . May the world be at peace.