Carrying Supplies from the Long March All the Way to the War of Resistance

I have read a lot of books like this. Among this type of books, this heroine is my favorite so far. I feel that the difference between her and other golden-finger heroines is that she does not have the feeling of being aloof and unable to integrate. The novels of the same type are either written too childishly, or the words and actions they say and do always feel like they cannot really integrate with those people, as if they are separated by a layer of fog. I hope the author will continue to work hard. Your ideas are very good and stick to your own ideas [Note]

This type of book is the first Goldfinger I've read that doesn't describe the protagonist very much. It's more of a heavy book about war. It can be seen that the author really respects the martyrs and is in awe of these wars.

In the early stage, when the heroine first arrived at the Long March, she really studied hard and tried her best to help them survive. The golden finger functions at that time were too few and too low. Collecting supplies was too mentally draining. The heroine was hovering on the verge of death every day. Later, after the heroine came to 1940, the golden finger was opened to make it easier to exchange supplies, and the area for help was very wide. Later, the original members of the Spark Team who went on the Long March with the heroine were basically in place and it ended.

Why doesn't anyone comment? It's pretty good-looking, the heroine is very strong, I highly recommend it!

You, a modern person, travel through time to the Long March period, "Three Major Disciplines and Eight Points of Attention", "March of the Volunteers", "Red Star Shining" and "Ten Sends to the Red Army". Songs are the cornerstone of building a good relationship with them, and then bringing out supplies will not arouse suspicion. Thoughts are important, materials are necessary! If you help them, they will suspect you if they don't know you, but you can't explain your origins. Or maybe I didn't think about telling them.

It's very interesting, especially the heroine who grows up step by step. She is really sharpened by sharpening the edge of a sword. The heroine's image is well created, and she doesn't feel superior at all because of golden fingers. She is a very tough heroine. The ending is too rushed. If I had continued writing, it would have been a high score.

It's good to watch, but some of the plots in Long March are a bit boring, but everything else is good.

Completely fine chaff. It made me shed tears. So pretty. I have been reading novels for more than ten years. This can be ranked in the top three, and it will always be on my bookshelf even after I finish reading it.

It's very interesting and real. I'm looking forward to the story when I come back for the second time. It's really interesting! ! Come on, author

Very interesting novel