Return: Miss Marianna Takes Me Through World War I

This book is very special in terms of subject matter. I will also use a very special example to talk about it. It is just like "Legend of Sword and Wind". I don't know if the author has ever understood it. As a youth comic, from the outside, Legend of Sword and Wind seems quite grand, but in fact it is just the biography of Gus (the protagonist) and Griffith (the second male lead). The same goes for this novel. It seems to be about ending the war and saving the world (even if the original version wanted to end the war, it was for sister Agnes), but it is actually a biography of the protagonist and Mariana. As long as the plot of the two fighting side by side, their relationship changes, and their married life is well written, then this book will be perfect. I hope the author can give a perfect ending (if there is any ambiguity, I will continue to modify this comment)

This book is really good. It was originally written with Mariana as the main subject. The description at the beginning is really good, and the author's original plot is also very interesting. [At least in the beginning, Mariana lived really happily in the military camp. Those peasant soldiers may not know a single word, but they had simple emotions and were kind to Mariana.] Moreover, I didn't like the protagonist very much at first, but later I thought the protagonist had a good personality. I look forward to more interactions between him and Mariana [I really want to see Mariana ask him about the situation of future occultists in the future, and then the protagonist tells her what the "future" is like] I'm really looking forward to seeing the two of them get along in the future. I really think this work is great! [Author, please continue writing, I will always support you! After the holidays, there will be more people watching, that's for sure!

It's good-looking, the article has many details, and is especially friendly to people who don't understand World War I and 1999. It's just that the character of the protagonist makes people feel inexplicably uncomfortable. Maybe it's the male protagonist who has read too many stories about personal heroism, but suddenly he changed things like this...

Overall, it's a pretty good book. I've put a lot of effort into portraying the character of Mariana. I can feel that she is a flesh-and-blood person, not just a paper person with a background story. Part of the background is also explained clearly. However, the male protagonist has a big problem. , I can feel that the author wants to write about the reality of the male protagonist as an ordinary person who traveled to that era, but the problem is here. The male protagonist's performance to me so far is that he doesn't look like a protagonist. You know, it's not a problem with the creation, but that he is too ordinary. Some people may think that there is nothing wrong with being so ordinary, but I personally feel that since you are the leading actor in a work, you must at least be unique from others. It's not that you have any cheats because of the cheats you use, but it's about your spiritual will. You should at least make readers feel that it's not just me who fucks me, but "Brother, you are so handsome." Only such a character can be the "protagonist" of a work. [Exploration]

It's an extremely interesting article, and the main plot unfolds very well, especially the relationship between Mariana and the protagonist. It's not just because of Mariana's beauty, but a comradeship that shares adversity, life and death. A treasured novel from 1999, I really hope that the two protagonists will continue to grow under the shadow of war until they are together later. Love you author!

Like me, who is very poor in modern history and not interested in history, I suggest you skip the first chapter. It may be a good experience. As long as you know that it was the hand of reshaping that caused the First World War to change from 4 years to 6 years. I skipped the party, and I don't know if Mariana has OOC. Because she just entered the battlefield, her personality is a bit lively and her mood changes a lot. The male protagonist appears in Chapter 9. If you want to focus on the emotional line, you can read this chapter first. From this chapter onwards, the main point of view is mostly the male protagonist. However, this will result in you not knowing some NPCs, but you can get some clues from Mariana's reaction and her lines. (If you go back after the tie-up in Chapter 9, you can get the complete story of Mariana and the NPCs. It feels like watching memories)

I forgot to rate it [Shocked]... Hmm, this article is the most "nice!!! (JOJO)" Back to the Future + World War I article I have ever read. It's broken. The Zaza division is coming to attack Van Erden.

This book is a real treasure for me. I accidentally saw it while searching for other books. Although the rating is a little low, the author's writing style is really good, and the plot connection is reasonable and compact. Unfortunately, the update frequency is too low, and it takes a long time to read it in one sitting.

For ordinary people, there are always only losers in war. Can you win by killing all the opponents? Look behind you, you see the fallen comrades one by one. What their families are waiting for is just pieces of iron. Victory has always been a hypocritical excuse for politicians. May the world be peaceful.

It was obvious that the first nine chapters had been carefully polished, which immediately raised my expectations. The first nine chapters are really good as a beginning. From a historical perspective, a social perspective, and a political perspective, they describe in detail and vividly the humanistic society of Europe before World War I under the 1999 worldview, including but not limited to war fanaticism, socialist movements, men's and women's equality movements, as well as the activity of the Reshaping Hand in the 1999 plot, and human beings' discrimination against occultists. It's very beautiful. Mary's life should be like this. Mary is innocent and lively. Unexpectedly, the problem lies with the protagonist. After the protagonist officially debuted, the perception took a turn for the worse.