The Three-Year-Old Cutie Donates Herself to the Nation and Brings Home a Million Heroic Spirits

Well, it was very touching and well-written, but I remember Nian Nian had her own mother, so why wasn't she mentioned again after the mission ended and the group was disbanded? Instead, she had new parents. Maybe it's because Nian Nian is special and can't reunite with her family even after the mission ended, but I still feel uneasy about it.

I'm giving it five stars because it made me cry from beginning to end. I really can't read this type of novel; it's so easy for me to burst into tears. Some of the logic is a bit off, though. I guess you could say that emotion won out over reason. But it's still worth reading.

It's really good. Don't be discouraged by the low rating; it's just too short. I didn't get enough. I cried so much. Author, you owe me for all my tears!

This is the second book I've read about national heroes, and it made me cry from beginning to end... I couldn't stop crying while reading it... Thank you to all our national heroes!

It's short! But I cried from beginning to end! People who are easily moved to tears should watch with caution 🥺🥺🥺

I cried from the beginning to the end; it was so moving and so vivid.

Have tissues ready when you read this; I can tell you it's a book that will make you cry from beginning to end.

A book that will move you to tears; the plot is written delicately and concisely. Highly recommended. "We have no names, but we have our motherland"—this line brought tears to my eyes. My heart aches for our soldiers! The author wrote each scene with exquisite detail and powerful impact, showing us the soldiers' loyalty to their country. Wiping away my tears, I continued reading.