The mercenary queen Ling Ye sacrificed her life to protect the Chinese soldiers, and her soul passed through Su Wan, a 10-year-old girl who was killed by a wealthy relative in the 1950s. She is the best in wits, beats up scoundrels violently, separates her family to hunt to support her family, bravely catches enemy agents, and destroys the den of human traffickers. With great achievements, he joined the army at the age of 16 to serve his country, uncovered the truth about his sacrifice in his previous life, joined forces with his comrades to eradicate transnational evil forces, and eventually became a war god who protected the country and wrote a bloody legend.
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"The Iron-Blooded Girl: Reborn in the 1950s as the God of War" takes the mercenary queen's rebirth in the 1950s as the starting point, and cleverly combines the rhythm of the novel with the feelings of family and country. In the early stage, the plot of outsmarting the best relatives and fighting back against human traffickers was very satisfying. In the later stage, the main plot of joining the army to serve the country and tracing the truth about enemy agents and past lives gradually became more ambitious. The characters are vividly created. The heroine Ling Ye has a decisive and decisive war god side, but also a tenderness to protect her family, with a clear growth line. The only shortcoming is that some of the plots are a bit cliche, but the overall rhythm is tight and the climax is repeated. It is an exciting novel with a passionate heroine that is suitable to be read in one sitting.
"The Iron-Blooded Girl: Reborn in the 1950s as the God of War" takes the mercenary queen's rebirth in the 1950s as the starting point, and cleverly combines the rhythm of the novel with the feelings of family and country. In the early stage, the plot of outsmarting the best relatives and fighting back against human traffickers was very satisfying. In the later stage, the main plot of joining the army to serve the country and tracing the truth about enemy agents and past lives gradually became more ambitious. The characters are vividly created. The heroine Ling Ye has a decisive and decisive war god side, but also a tenderness to protect her family, with a clear growth line. The only shortcoming is that some of the plots are a bit cliche, but the overall rhythm is tight and the climax is repeated. It is an exciting novel with a passionate heroine that is suitable to be read in one sitting.