No CP
My name is Su Wan. After graduating with a major in mechanical and electrical engineering, she traveled back in time to 1938 and became the timidest girl in the Whampoa Military Academy girls team.
I know that the Kuomintang is rotten to the core, it is written in the history books. But I was afraid—not afraid of death, but afraid that I would be unable to bear the torture and sell all my sisters. I don't dare to think that I am useful. Repairing a few machines and replacing a few boxes of medicine will change anything?
I just want to be liberated and be an ordinary person.
But here they are. Fang Jing pulled me to stand up straight, Shen Qiutang taught me how to shoot, and Lin Yuehua said, "As long as your hands don't shake." I repaired guns, built radios, and saved medicines, thinking that one more piece of equipment would keep one more person alive.
Fang Jing exploded, Qiu Tang didn't come back, Yuehua flew away with the rails, and Xiao Man died in my arms. I didn't keep any of them.
On September 30, 1949, I sent the last batch of drawings to Peking. It's dawn and I'm not afraid anymore. I just miss them a little.
Reader comments
The heroine is an ordinary person who is timid and afraid. When she suddenly comes to this strange place, she just wants to stay in one place and live well. But in that era, even if you were just an ordinary citizen, you might not be able to live a stable life. I sincerely hope that the heroine can get what she wants, but is it really possible in that era?
It's beautiful, I love watching it. There are very few group portraits like this from the Republic of China era. It reminds me of the Women's Bomb Corps.
It looks very calm!
What will happen if an ordinary person has a cheat. . . . . . . .
Why can't the medicine redeemed by the system later cure my friend's disease?
It's very well written. It captures the fear of being in a strange place and carefully protecting and helping those around you. It's very well written.
The heroine is an ordinary person who is timid and afraid. When she suddenly comes to this strange place, she just wants to stay in one place and live well. But in that era, even if you were just an ordinary citizen, you might not be able to live a stable life. I sincerely hope that the heroine can get what she wants, but is it really possible in that era?
It's beautiful, I love watching it. There are very few group portraits like this from the Republic of China era. It reminds me of the Women's Bomb Corps.
It looks very calm!
What will happen if an ordinary person has a cheat. . . . . . . .
Why can't the medicine redeemed by the system later cure my friend's disease?
It's very well written. It captures the fear of being in a strange place and carefully protecting and helping those around you. It's very well written.