We're at War, Who Has Time for Your Heiress Returns Story?
都抗战了，谁跟你玩千金归来
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 339k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Republican-Era Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- The War of Resistance: I Want to Keep a Low Profile, but My Strength Won't Let Me抗战年代：我想苟着实力不允许Alternate title on Fanqie
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Actually, I rarely leave reviews after reading, because if I don't like it, I just leave. But there are surprisingly few reviews for this one 🤦. Everyone's giving the author a good laugh. I felt quite confused in the beginning; the plot jumped around so fast that I had to "get" the author's point before it dawned on me. It really makes you realize how insignificant one person's power is.
At first, it might be a little confusing and hard to understand, but you'll gradually get it. The female lead is a good person with a strong sense of justice, but the results are always unsatisfactory or very bad, almost implicating her family. She has to hide everything. But with the passing of her teacher and her soon-to-be-married stepfather, she grows, learns profound lessons, and avenges her deep-seated hatred.
It's a satisfying read, mainly focusing on the fight against the Japanese, which is great. However, the later part about the hypocrisy and backstabbing with the Kuomintang is really bad. Knowing these people were prone to betrayal, they should have been killed earlier; the unnecessary betrayal is annoying and a major flaw. Other stories about fighting the Japanese deserve five stars, especially this one, which is unaffected and even portrays Russia very well.
It's good, hopefully there won't be a romance plot.
It's well-written. I only skimmed through half of it before, and when I saw a guy who was also a time traveler, I thought it was boring. But reading it from the beginning today, it's quite good. It has elements of righteousness and national hatred. It would be even more amazing if the author were a girl; it's rare to find girls these days with this kind of... How to say... Patriotism.
This book is very interesting. At first glance, given that it's written by a female author and deals with this kind of subject matter, one might subconsciously underestimate its content and depth. However, upon closer reading, one discovers many unique emotions hidden behind the words. Some events don't need to be explicitly stated; careful reading will evoke connections between the text and history, creating a sense of immersion. Very good, very good.
The female lead has an interesting personality, and all the other characters are quite vivid, though the heartbreak sometimes comes unexpectedly 🤦
This book, with its novel subject matter and engaging content, is highly recommended. The low rating simply means fewer people have read it; the rating will rise as more people read it. I recommend everyone check it out.
This is my first time reading a spy story written from a female perspective; it's quite refreshing. Is the author a female writer?
It's alright, you can read it. I've been reading for leisure for over forty years; I don't read books for trivial matters, and I don't read *Dream of the Red Chamber*.