World War I: Irises Wilting in Winter

It's very beautiful. The author's description of the relationship between the two girls is sincere, and the description of the battlefield is terrifyingly sincere. There is no sensationalism. The author is portraying a real person. She has a lover, she likes to study knowledge, and she hates war. Although this is a fanfic, it doesn't feel like a fanfic. It just borrows the world view and background. The descriptions in this book are very delicate, so I was put off by the two-dimensional nerd flavor of the opening chapter. That one must be also very exciting. Unfortunately, after reading this one, I am used to focusing on the solid description of the individual, so I can't get used to it when I read that one. I will read it when it is finished one day [currently working on the manuscript]. The full text focuses on the war experiences of lower-level officers and soldiers. Because of this, psychological description is the main focus. If the external environment does not change, readers can only follow the protagonist and think endlessly. In this regard, the plot line is slightly weak. However, for the established history, there are indeed no ups and downs in the plot. The protagonist is destined to wallow in hell before the time comes. (And readers even have to worry about what will happen to the protagonist twenty years later when the time is up🤦)

It's so well written, I already feel like I'm reading "All Quiet on the Western Front". It's really rare to see a book on Tomato about ordinary soldiers instead of all kinds of books about reversing time and space. Although it is written by a fan of another book, it feels like it has surpassed that book. Keep up the good work.

A masterpiece that can be compared with the original work

Compared with the original work, this book reflects the cruelest and most realistic battle. People die every day. No one knows who will come first tomorrow or the accident. The protagonist cannot protect everyone without plug-ins. When I saw the gryphon part, I understood the difference between her and Charlotte. She has no golden hand. It means that all she has is the experience of surviving war after war. At present, I see that the protagonist in Chapter 171 uses ether energy except for the first volume and rarely uses it later. I hope it can be strengthened 😢 I have to wait until I go to school. I hope the subsequent plot will be better. Come on, author 😄

Although there are not many people, the author's writing is really good. I have read a lot of cool articles and it was the first time I read this kind of article. It had a great impact on me. At first, when I saw that the protagonist has magic, I felt that the protagonist must have the ability to influence the situation of the battle, even if he is victorious in every battle. However, after seeing Lucille's death and the protagonist's contact with his lover on vacation, it was very shocking. I've been thinking about it for a long time and don't know what to say. Now I just hope that the protagonist can have a happy ending.

It's really interesting and shocking... Written from the perspective of soldiers from three countries: France, Britain and Germany. War is the same for any small individual, causing a lot of death and destroying each other among human beings. Sometimes it even feels like performing a ridiculous farce, which is painful and numb.

The original work and this book are a legendary story with a color of personal heroism, which feels like the inspiration of a young officer before setting off; the other is a "true" story with a color of realism, which feels like reading a classic literary work. The feeling of depression, powerlessness, despair, and suffocation can be felt between the lines. For ordinary soldiers, war is not honor and flowers, but a cold and cruel purgatory. What I like most is when she returns from vacation and returns to normal life in a broken state. The "human" part of Irene was shattered by wars, and those fragments remain forever in the wars. Sophie's love is the only healing agent. She will carefully put your fragments together. No matter what you become, my love for you will not change. Every telling, listening, and silence feels like a clumsy and careful kiss from both parties. Very delicious 😋. 😭😭😭Lucille! The eldest daughter couldn't even eat the bread made by Sophie😭😭😭The author has no heart😭😭😭Why did you stab me😭😭😭I still thought about raising my daughter after the war, and I could see Lucille's sweet smile after eating the bread, and the result was😭😭😭. At least I should be able to see my second daughter's smile😢? I cover it! If you can't see it, wow darxi😭 No other comments desuwa😢 I think it's good if the author reads it and writes it down😢, that's it desuwa😢

This is a very real book, different from the reality of all kinds of tastes in the world that we often talk about (not that this is bad). This reality is as detailed as the grainy soil, the scent of wheat inhaled when the nose is twitching, and the damping feeling of the bayonet piercing the flesh, which makes people unforgettable for a long time. Especially as someone who originally wanted to listen to books to help me sleep, some parts really made me wake up with goosebumps and made me sleepless all night. However, after the cold, I deeply reflected that people in my era have too little knowledge of war, or it has produced iterations. In fact, life now is a subtle war. It does not mean maturity, it can only mean forgetfulness. Maturity often means forgetting some things, forgetting ideals, forgetting to speak, and numbing yourself with day-to-day work. When I'm really depressed, I turn to cigarettes and alcohol. What's the difference between this and war. Although I will not experience this, after reading this book, I developed a fear that my previous friends would be silenced by this war. This is a book that shows both emotional richness and lack of emotion at the same time, from the struggle before the war to the buried feelings during training to the shock of first entering the battlefield, aphasia and freezing, but Lucia, Kana (will she become a daughter in the end) and the stars still left some brilliance of humanity for Irene. The dullness of the sapphire bracelet, the memory that I dare not think of. This book describes the war scenes in detail, but it is not too empty. It uses the battlefield where Irene was to reflect the tragedy of the war. Finally, a little digression. I skipped to Irene's return to Paris and saw her comrades including Kanna. Then when I saw the story of Anna in the normal order, I thought Anna and Kana were the same person. I also thought about where Anna went to the French army for a long time, and finally made myself laugh. After reading this book, I don't dare to read other books now. I feel the same way as Irene. Seeing beautiful things feels too fake and too detached, but I can't find a meal replacement. Maybe the author wants to help me quit reading online.

The meticulous description, substantial characters and enough realism make this fan article the best of its kind. When that day inevitably comes, where will the familiar modern life go? Outside the muddy trench, only the irises bloomed silently, remembering.

It's so sweet that it catches people off guard. It's a good WWI lily novel.