Starlight in ashes
In the late autumn of 2023, Lin Wan, a national criminal investigation technology expert, discovered the pocket watch left by the suspect while inspecting the explosion site. When she opened the cover of the watch, the photo on the inside of the dial—a man wearing a Republic of China officer uniform with sharp eyes—made her feel inexplicably palpitated. The next second, the shock wave of the second explosion blew her away.
When she opened her eyes again, she became Lin Wan, the new archivist at the Tianjin Station of the 1946 military reunification.
The man in the photo was standing in front of her at the moment, his voice as cold as a knife: "I am Li Ya from the Intelligence Department."
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Reader comments
After reading it, the author's writing is quite good, but there are a few chapters under review. The author rewrote Li Ya's tragic ending, and I burst into tears at the end.
The heroine is really smart, and the plot I wrote feels like the author has a solid foundation.
The characters are accurately chosen and the writing is superb!
Compared with the TV series and the original novel, this book is very interesting in adapting the identities of Yu Zecheng and Li Ya. The entry point is novel, the writing rhythm is strong, the writing style is very good, and it is very interesting.
After reading it, the author's writing is quite good, but there are a few chapters under review. The author rewrote Li Ya's tragic ending, and I burst into tears at the end.
The heroine is really smart, and the plot I wrote feels like the author has a solid foundation.
The characters are accurately chosen and the writing is superb!
Compared with the TV series and the original novel, this book is very interesting in adapting the identities of Yu Zecheng and Li Ya. The entry point is novel, the writing rhythm is strong, the writing style is very good, and it is very interesting.