Love Begins in Berlin

This is the latest book that really stood out to me. I will say a few words without spoiling it. At present, the author has updated 160,000 words. The main focus is on the background of the story and the shaping of the small characters around him. The intricate relationship in the raging war, and the subtle connection between the heroine and the "original owner" give this story a solid stage. Although there is not much interaction between the male and female protagonists, and the relationship does not seem to be very deep, you can always get a glimpse of it from the details described by the author. You will be curious about the ending of this story and where the heroine who does not belong to this era will go. Will she continue to struggle in this era that does not belong to her? Can she "go home" smoothly, and will the deep bond created here end well? [Exploration][exploration][exploration][eating melon]

The writing style is very smooth and delicate. The female protagonist feels alive but not stupid or a virgin. The male protagonist is also real and not a perfect dummy. The plot logic is strict and the environmental description and historical background in the text are very sophisticated. It can be seen that the author has made a lot of preparations. It is an anti-war theme and is suitable for readers who have a little understanding of World War II. It's fine chaff, highly recommended, come on, the author [blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

It's super, super good-looking. I just wanted to read it casually when I clicked on it, but the author's writing was so good that it drew me right in, including the male and female protagonist's pull. I also fell in love with the German man. It's worth watching. I highly recommend it. I hope the author will make more updates. It's not enough. 55

It's so good. It's the kind of novel that makes you feel empty after reading it. It's a war-torn situation, two opposing sides, and a love in a foreign country. The heroine is from time travel, so her feelings will be very disconnected, but in the end she still fell in love with the gentleness of the hero (the hero is so in love, I really don't blame it) The female protagonist), the male protagonist is very good, he is a love-minded military officer. Although it is Germany during World War II, I think the male protagonist is a good person, but his stance is different. He will feel uncomfortable when he sees the torture and murder of children, and he will also want to stop it, and even help the female protagonist save Jewish children, and I can I am more into uniforms (military uniforms and the like). I think the character of the male protagonist is super super super charming. The first few chapters may be boring. As long as you read carefully, this book will give you a surprise [shy]. Big boost for the author (by the way, you can also see 19 in this book) After 40 years in the motherland, I feel that this is a hidden thread, which makes people feel very strange. I saw some people with lofty ideals return to the motherland to carry out construction, and saw countless martyrs throwing their heads and blood. I felt that my heart was boiling, and I was inexplicably moved. It was very touching.) I hope everyone will also like this book.

It's a really beautiful article. Although it's difficult to satisfy everyone with a controversial subject like war, especially when we know what the future will be like, but who is right and who is wrong are all well known to us "travelers". When the heroine, as a time traveler, has confused memories and is surrounded by dangers, the actions she takes are consistent with her character and the current situation. Although it is indeed unsatisfactory, it is this kind of writing, which is not perfect, that allows readers to really take it in, instead of feeling that it is full of fantasy and unrealistic. I think the real fantasy is like the character of the male protagonist. He is a very powerful officer who will occasionally be jealous of the female protagonist. He may even give up a good future for the female protagonist. When watching them love each other, I was really afraid that the male protagonist would suddenly stop loving her and the female protagonist would fall deeply into it. But luckily not. Even if the female protagonist is driven crazy by the current situation, she will not be a canary around a man. Even if she does fall, she will escape well. I hope she can truly get rid of the identity of the original protagonist and go out of her own way in this era🥰 Although I really love the male protagonist's character, it's a given that the lover of my dreams is embodied🤤🤤 Every chapter is full of the author's thoughts. It can be seen that the author is taking it seriously. I will always follow the great progress! (As long as there is no thunderstorm...) Finally, I confess that the heroine's inner drama is so cute sometimes. You are not allowed to scold her, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...

It's been a long time since I've seen a novel that touches people's hearts like this. It has the beauty of that era. The psychological portrayal of Han Xing is very delicate and resilient, as well as the confusion of ordinary people when they first arrive in a strange country and the war. What impressed me deeply is that when she leaned on Hedrich's shoulder from the perspective of the adjutant, she was just relying on rather than acting coquettishly. In that era, finding support was really the most precious thing. Hedrich is really kind. He knows everything that the heroine hides, but he provides her with shelter. Such tolerance is so rare. "I will give you my life" is not an empty phrase for him. The vulnerability shown when alone is also delicious

The writing is very good, and the interaction between the male and female protagonists is very tense. If you want to watch a sadomasochism with a purely emotional line, you can watch it. Then I will start to talk about the things I don't like. The heroine was really in trouble... But there wasn't much peace in that era, and because we had to advance the plot, it felt normal. At the beginning, I really felt sorry for the heroine, but suddenly I was living in a peaceful age and suddenly found myself in a strange and dangerous environment. I didn't know anything. To be fair, I wouldn't be much better off than the heroine if I was in this situation. The heroine is really brave and kind, but still because of her character, I just felt sullen after reading the serialized article. Kindness and bravery require one's own ability to persevere, and how can a weak woman do that in a foreign country? The author chose to use a strong and affectionate male protagonist to promote the plot, protect the female protagonist, and help her solve things. I understand and sympathize very much with the heroine falling in love with him. The first-person perspective also captures her struggle and pain very well, which is really heartbreaking. However, I really can't understand why the hero loves the heroine so much that he helped her deal with dangerous messes more than once. How about cooperating with some revolutionary comrades in the comment area who talk about the original heroine? Not sincere, lying to the heroine, maybe I am more serious. Why do you want to think so much about a romance novel? It is normal that most of the plots serve the emotional line. However, looking at various romance routines in the background of the Republic of China, it really feels very fragmented. Maybe I am not the audience of this article. I would like to give four stars to encourage the author.

The teacher's writing style is really good. There are not many World War II novels on Tomato, but the teacher's is really interesting and the plot is very full. I look forward to the future development. Teacher must stick to it.

It's very beautiful. I personally like first-person books very much. From the book, I felt the heroine's dependence on the German officers, her helplessness towards the war, her sympathy for the civilians devastated by the war, and her wish for world peace and no more suffering.

The author has put a lot of effort into researching the details of the environment, but I want to say: the real German aristocracy is actually not like this at all [face covering]. They highly practice endogamy and attach great importance to family lineage. Moreover, their behaviors (especially the behaviors of showing love) are very, very obscure, restrained, and reserved. They will never openly say "I like you" or the like. This is very shallow and vulgar in their opinion. Family responsibilities far outweigh personal emotions, and they won't even have much contact with each other before marriage. Moreover, they attach great importance to family symbols and even retreat to their own manor from time to time. The main reason is that their behavior is very reserved and they will not behave like a domineering president. But it is a novel after all, so your imagination is unlimited ~