The Duke of England
英伦公爵
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 486k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
66Chapters
66Reads
3Listens
28.6kReads · all time
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The Protagonist Transmigrates to a Foreign Country and Becomes a Foreigner, Any Country Is Fine
I just can’t get past this: they transmigrate to a foreign country, to the West, and still use Chinese names. It just feels weird. So could you recommend something where they completely transmigrate into a foreigner? If they’ve gone to another country, then let them be foreigners, not Chinese people.
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Reader comments 5
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I am a person with a very broad tolerance, so I am very open-minded about the structure, plot and techniques of articles. But the beginning of this article is very strange. Some modern Internet vocabulary often appears, giving people a very frivolous feeling. In fact, many novels nowadays have this feeling. But later, when the protagonist began to really get involved in the war, experience the war, and reflect on history, and then sublimated, the whole article became better and better. It felt that the author really brought the protagonist into the tragic and bloody history, and the author was really emotionally invested.
Very good novel
It writes in great detail about people in war, people on the battlefield, and people in battle. Knowing that it is destruction, but still heading towards it with head held high; knowing that it is the end, but still writing the ending with your own hands.
Strong, strong, good-looking
I can only say it's okay