Principal, Don't Run Away, I'll Protect Jinling

So far, there are no surprises, no brainless family infighting or betrayal. Everyone is working together to overcome the difficulties, which is very satisfying. Although the author has only written more than sixty chapters, the content is really good. There is no nonsense about the plot. In addition, I like the image of the male protagonist very much. He has a beautiful, strong and miserable character. I hope he will continue to work hard in the future. Also, can the author update a hundred chapters first to scare me? [Sinister smile]

Fortunately, I read it. Those who gave low stars in the comment section are all Japanese. As long as I criticize Japanese people, I will give five stars no matter how good the writing is. Moreover, the writing of this book is not bad.

I jumped to watch it, and I support it unconditionally! In history, Nanjing is in the past tense, but in the book, Nanjing is ongoing. I hope that Nanjing will no longer experience a massacre. I hope that the anti-Japanese war can be successful as soon as possible. When I see those soldiers who died for the country and the people, I always shed tears subconsciously. I hope that the land of China in the book can bloom with different flowers. Peace on earth, world peace, human peace, may there be no war!

It changed history, and it seems okay, not particularly outrageous.

Very good, the writing is very full of military ambition to fight against Japan.

It is possible ideally, but it is possible in reality. Even if you are a modern person and know every action of the Japanese army, there is nothing you can do to change it. The fall of Nanjing is inevitable after the Japanese army's three-way attack by sea, land and air. This cannot be avoided by human power.

Very well written and very touching. Overall, it's a good book. As for some people saying it's a female channel, I think that's fine. Fighting instead of falling in love?

It's really good. I hope it's a long novel and doesn't update at critical moments. Come on, author.

The book focuses on espionage, and I hope to add more plots of large army operations.

This is how history should be