One regret steeped in blood and tears, and a cold bullet from three years in the future, send the battle-hardened instructor Tan Xiaolin back to the beginning of the Phoenix Women's Special Forces team's formation.
Carrying the horrific memories and unfulfilled regrets of her previous life, she vows to turn fate around: protect every one of her sisters in the Phoenix team, and, above all, prevent Lei Zhan from dying on Jigong Mountain.
This time, she's no longer an instructor who only talks and never fights. She jumps into the mud alongside the rookies, endures the crucible of Hell Week, puts her back in their hands during trust shooting, and fights to survive the SERE ordeal. Her superb fighting skills, ahead-of-their-time tactical awareness, and uncanny instincts for danger arouse the chief instructor Lei Zhan's deep suspicion and curiosity.
Tan Xiaolin deliberately keeps her distance, wanting only to protect him quietly as a fellow soldier. But she discovers that the course of fate has already changed. The cold-faced man she once thought had eyes only for his “white moonlight,” An Ran, keeps turning his gaze toward her, against his will. His look shifts from scrutiny and curiosity to admiration and concern, until he is irresistibly drawn to her.
His awkward yet sincere attempts to get closer make Tan Xiaolin's defenses waver again and again, but the wounds from her previous life keep holding her back. It isn't until the ticking bomb on Lovers' Island, their fight side by side at Shuaiqi Villa, and the desperate last stand on Jigong Mountain... that the two place their trust in each other amid a hail of bullets, struggling forward through the vortex of duty and emotion.
It's beautiful. I like watching their CPs. It's a pity that there is too little written on the tomato page. The author loves you so much! The only two Lei Tan CPs I searched for were both written by you. I just discovered that, please, please know how to write more.
The author's writing style is really delicate and vivid, and I really like the heroine's character. The author is really very talented in writing. It really touched my heart deeply. Reading this article, I felt a slight sense of simplicity, and I also loved the interaction between the male and female protagonists. Moreover, the author has very good control over the emotions of the characters, and the writing is really good. I must give it a five-star rating.
It's quite good. Before falling in love, you have to empty your heart. In the TV series, I always resented the scene where Lei Zhan got drunk and called An Ran.
Ahhhhhh!!! I love both books!!!
I came across this article by chance. It's very interesting. I've always liked Tan, played by Cheng Su.
It's very beautiful and I especially like Tan Xiaoling in the novel
The author doesn't update anymore?
It was the first time I saw Lei Tan's article on Persimmon, I love Liao, I love Liao
Perfect, don't finish it and keep writing, woo woo woo
Very nice, I like it