Love Begins in Berlin

This new book truly caught my eye. I'll just say a few words, without spoiling anything. The author has already updated 160,000 words, focusing primarily on the story's background and the development of the characters, the complex relationships amidst the chaos of war, and the subtle connection between the female protagonist and the "original owner of the body," giving the story a solid backdrop.

The writing is incredibly smooth and delicate. The female lead feels real, neither stupid nor a saint, and the male lead is also quite realistic, not a perfect, artificial character. The plot is logically sound, and the historical descriptions of the environment are meticulously researched, showing the author's extensive preparation. It's an anti-war story, suitable for readers with some knowledge of World War II. Highly recommended! Keep up the good work, author! 😘😘

This is absolutely amazing! I initially clicked in just to browse, but the author's writing is so good that it completely drew me in, including the tug-of-war between the male and female leads. I even fell in love with the German man too 😭 It's definitely worth reading, highly recommended! I hope the author updates more often, I can't get enough! 55

It's so good! It's the kind of novel that leaves you feeling empty inside after finishing it. The war-torn era, the opposing sides, the cross-cultural romance, and the fact that the female lead is from another world all along—so her emotions are quite fragmented—but in the end, she falls for the male lead's gentle charm (he loves her so much, it's really not her fault).

This is truly a beautiful story. Although war, a controversial subject, is hard to please everyone, especially when the future is known but who is right and who is wrong is obvious to us "time travelers." The female protagonist, as a time traveler, acts in a state of memory confusion and constant danger, which is consistent with her character and the current situation.

It's been a long time since I've read a novel that so deeply moves me. It captures the beauty shaped by that era, and the psychological portrayal of Han Xing is incredibly delicate—she's resilient, yet also embodies the bewilderment of an ordinary person arriving in a foreign land amidst war.

The writing is excellent, and the interactions between the male and female leads are very engaging. If you're looking for a pure, melodramatic romance, this is a good read. Now, I'm going to start pointing out what I didn't like. The female lead really suffers a lot... But that era wasn't very peaceful, and it's necessary to advance the plot, so it feels somewhat normal.

The author's writing is truly excellent. There aren't many WWII novels on Tomato, but this one is really good, with a very rich plot. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next. Author, please keep going!

It's a very good book. I personally love first-person narratives. Through the book, I felt the heroine's dependence on the German officer, her helplessness in the face of war, and her sympathy for the civilians ravaged by war. May the world be at peace and free from suffering.

The author clearly put in considerable effort to research the environmental details, but I want to say: the real German aristocracy was nothing like that 🤦. They practiced endogamy extensively, placed immense importance on lineage and bloodline, and their behavior (especially expressions of love) was extremely subtle, restrained, and reserved.