Exposed! The Refugee Village Girl Is an Ace Sniper

Actually, this book would be more suitable for a no-romance story. In this kind of context, nobody really wants to see the male and female leads fall in love, especially since the male lead has a rather domineering, fatherly vibe. 🤦

The author writes very well; it's a coming-of-age story. While there are many shortcomings in the early parts, what's most unsettling is that the female protagonist faces the battlefield head-on, witnessing so many friendly deaths and wading through mountains of corpses, yet she still softens and lets the Japanese translator go, only for him to quickly betray her.

I'd like to offer some sincere suggestions to the author. The beginning is very well written, but could you perhaps reduce the descriptions of the female lead's figure when writing the romance? It feels a bit uncomfortable.

There are very few novels where the female protagonist travels back to a time of war. Although this one is still quite short, the content is very exciting. Every battle is fought with all their might, and the battle scenes are exhilarating. I hope you will continue writing!

It's a great read, the writing is excellent, and the content is even better than the synopsis.

It's rare to see writing on this subject; this is wonderfully written. Keep up the good work!

The language is fluent, down-to-earth, and very enjoyable.

It's a great show. The main character isn't invincible from the start, and each character has their own unique strengths. The enemies aren't weak either; they're quite strong. The details are also very well-developed.

The descriptions are very detailed, using many metaphors to help readers understand some of the plot points. The writing flows smoothly, and the author seems to be updating a lot daily; I admire that.

It's well written. The plot and character settings are consistent with the chosen era.