The War Started in 1938

Five-star recommendation! I finally waited until "War Begins 1938" was released on Tomato, and I was so excited to write a book review! I am a frequent reader and have already collected the physical book. This is an irreplaceable masterpiece of World War II in my heart. There are no brainless novel routines. The heroine Qin Tian travels to Europe in 1938 and survives in the war. It truly restores the cruelty of war and depicts all living beings in a delicate and moving way. The book contains both forbearing and restrained love in troubled times, as well as complex and diverse human nature under war. After reading it, I am full of awe for peace. The writing is thick and powerful, and you will gain new insights every time you reread it. If you haven't read it, you must read it, and old fans can rewatch it endlessly!

No matter how many times I watch it, it's still so good. Ogu was so charming in the early stage. Unfortunately, the author went astray in the later stage and concentrated on portraying Heinz. However, Heinz is really well written, and the heroine is also very good, independent and brave.

This book broke my inherent impression of time-travel romance novels. The book is based on World War II and uses the wandering journey of the heroine Qin Tian to realistically restore the suffering of the European people under the flames of war. It takes into account human feelings and history. It is thick and touching. What is most unforgettable to me is the scene where Qin Tian suddenly remembers the past and breaks down in tears after seeing the photos of the Nanjing Massacre. Carrying the memory of modern people, he is watching war raging around the world, but he is unable to rewrite history. War crushes peaceful daily life, and ordinary people try their best to survive. This episode made me truly understand that peace is hard-won. The author does not deliberately exaggerate love, but focuses on the struggles and goodwill of ordinary people in troubled times. After reading it, I cherish the current stable life more and more.

The War opened the door to World War II literature for me. When I read it for the first time, I was shocked, for the Polish resistance, for the cruelty of the war, for the Jewish prayers (the prayers are very good, but they also made me feel weird, because everything they are doing in Gaza is the opposite of the prayers, and they are even doing what the Nazis did back then), and for the struggles of countless ordinary people under the war, everyone is trying to live. Qin Tian, ​​Ao Gu and Heinz were lucky enough to survive until the end of the war and return home from the prisoner camp. This should be the biggest golden finger they gave, and it was also what I expected. At least it made me feel less depressed.

What shocked me most when reading this book was that it forcibly combined the "European battlefields of World War II" with the "Chinese perspective" without losing the authenticity. Qin Tian, ​​a Chinese-American girl, shuttles through the streets of Poland, the Paris subway, and the barbed wire fences of concentration camps, with a full sense of camera; she is not invincible, but "afraid of death but still able to survive." Every time Augustine salutes is like dancing on the tip of a knife, and Heinz's collapse of faith is like a slow-motion replay - it's a mixed bag of emotions to watch. The author did not write time travel as a joke, but as "a joke of fate + a yoke of responsibility". If you want something more than just "dressing up like a big shot", "War 1938" will give you the heaviness and passion you want.

Because the male protagonist and the second male lead are set as German officers, they do not particularly exaggerate the evil deeds of the German army in the war. Therefore, from the perspective of the victims, some people may feel that this article is a bit of a moral exaggeration or whitewashing of the German army. But I agree with one point of view: war does great harm to ordinary people on either side, so I will give this article a five-star rating. First of all, I must give the author a star for his writing skills. There are no particularly rigid plot arrangements in the whole text, and there are no inconsistent characters. Therefore, it is really comfortable to read the text. Unknowingly, it can make me smile one moment and burst into tears the next. The portrayal of the heroine is very complete, charming and worthy of one star. She is an ordinary otaku who is not a born hero. She will be timid and scared in the face of war, but she will also have the courage to do what she thinks she should do because of her kind background, so she will slowly grow up in the war and save people everywhere. I have read too many cool articles with power systems, and the female protagonists all seemed too inhuman. The setting of the male protagonist is also worthy of one star. If the female protagonist has any golden fingers, I think the male protagonist is one. If it were not for the protection of the male protagonist, the female protagonist would not have escaped death so many times in the early stage. But if the male protagonist is not set in this way, it cannot be explained that he would choose to protect the female protagonist from the beginning. Although because of this setting, it makes people feel that the relationship between him and the heroine is greater than love, but who can say that their love is not destined by God. The second male protagonist is really such a charming character, worthy of two stars. From being filled with hatred and resentment to being paranoid, to having the courage to admit the mistakes of war, the male protagonist planted the seeds of reason in him, which were stimulated and sprouted by the female protagonist. His growth is deeper than that of the male and female protagonists, so there is no doubt that he is the most eye-catching character, and you can even see the author's preference for him. In the end, the best ending is for the three of them to live well together.

In fact, I saw it elsewhere a long time ago, and I felt very touched at the time. Of course, the romance part is well written, and the characters of the two male characters have their own personal charm, but the heavy sadness is the background of the whole story. I saw a lot of scenes that made me want to cry. I really didn't expect to be able to relive it again here at Tomato. Throughout the book, when you first read it, you will be surprised as to why the two male protagonists are so special to the female protagonist. But later on, you will really understand, and then after knowing all the reasons, you will feel helpless as to why the male protagonist made such a choice. You can take a look and have a different feeling about that period of history. I just hope this error won't happen again.

I have read Crazy Diaozi's books before. The writing is concise and smooth, and the readers are not treated as fools. The author has a correct view of the world, and the characters he writes are not mentally retarded. They do not indulge in small love affairs in a historical context. They have a big picture view and deep patriotism, but they also have normal fears and anxieties. The characters are well-shaped. The overall spirit is upward, not without complaint, but also really impressive. Especially another century-old family letter, I cry every time I read it. But it's so pretty, I can re-swipe it again and again

It's been many years. I still remember that I was attracted by this book when I was in college. I never wanted to read it and kept it on my to-read list. Later, when I graduated and started working, I could no longer find good novels. It wasn't until I saw it on Tomato that I began to think about it. Sure enough, it has to be you. You are a veteran author with good writing. It's really beautiful. It's been a long time since I've experienced this feeling of heartily reading a book. It's so good that I could cry! Heinz, the author must also prefer you. The character design is really full. Although you did not marry Qin Tian and were not lovers, the three of you lived happily together in the end. I was very happy to see it. It would be better if Qin Tian could marry both Aogu and Heinz [crying]

The development of the plot shocked me greatly. It turns out that I am still doing this after 26 years [laughing evilly]. I really like the description of war. I felt very painful after reading it. Everyone is unfortunate under war. All we can pray for under war is to live longer and longer. Survival is victory. Spoiler-proof thread———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— The very beginning: Is Dezi's love line real or fake? Middle:? Is this my old friend? Later: Wait a minute, don't you like the heroine? Wait a minute, what does it mean to kiss her when she's about to die? ? ? ? ? In 2026, we will still be arrogant and cold-faced. It's disgusting, but being a good fellow countryman is the real appropriate destination. I can only say that I can't help it.

This book is really good. I read this book many years ago. Recently I found that Tomato was also in this book and I came to read it again. There is also another century-old family letter written by this author, which is also very beautiful.

I think it's more realistic, and it's very detailed. I particularly like the author's psychological descriptions, which are very easy to empathize with. I really like the female protagonist, the male protagonist and the second male lead, or in other words, every human being with good intentions. Even if they are opposites, um, if the author writes it from a foreign country, I won't feel a lot of guilt, because the male protagonist, the second male lead, um, and so on, these people. I like the author's big books very much. I have read almost all of them and they are very imaginative. Whether it's a bitch or a sentimental thing about family and country, I like it all.

The early novels are of high quality, I have never read them before, but now I can finally understand everything, war, life, living is victory. Qin Tian is firm in her heart in all this, kind and not like a virgin, and persistent. She and Augu are indeed destined people. Heinz's portrayal in the back is very good. In fact, I like Heinz and Tian better, although the love between the two is not described. But the bond has become deeper and deeper, supporting Heinz to survive ten years in the prisoner of war camp and successfully come out. The life of the three of us is the best. This is the best ending. I cried many times in the middle. Heinz burst into tears when he kissed Tian. May you live in peace for the rest of your life. I hope you will be happy and happy.

This is the best book I have read on the subject of World War II. I declare that this novel will become my White Moonlight. The characters in it are very full and three-dimensional; the heroine traveled to many countries, allowing us to see the situation of various countries during World War II without losing sight of the domestic war situation, with two parallel lines. Very beautiful! ! ! ! (`･ω･´)

World War II Literature Ordinary people really didn't have much room to struggle in the torrent of war. They saw many young people passing away and many were helpless. But the male and female protagonists were also lucky not to be swallowed up by the war. The portrayal of the second male lead is more three-dimensional. It's no wonder that many readers like this character. He is indeed charming. As a victor and victim country in World War II, when I saw Germany on the eastern and western battlefields of World War II, I felt that it was fundamentally different from Japan. Japan's unprovoked harm to civilians was even more inhumane.

I read this book many years ago. Heinz, the second male lead, is like the first male, which makes me unforgettable. Fortunately, the three of them end up living together. Rather than being relatives, they are better than relatives. Friendship and love merge into family ties. It's really nice.

Very nice. It took two or three days to read it. It may be due to illness, and it was particularly uncomfortable during the process. Life that was still alive one moment may not be far from death the next moment. Individual efforts and the coercion of the general environment have almost no effect, making people intuitively feel that war is a cruel and ruthless killing machine. Only by living and living can there be hope.

It's good-looking and has a grand worldview. After all, it's world history. The heroine is in Europe but at the same time there are hidden connections in China. This book feels like the kind of small us who are under the wheel of history. Even if we know it in advance, nothing can be changed. I think the heroine and the two people are very easy to fight. One is hard-spoken and soft-hearted, a bit arrogant, and the other is a pure and loyal dog.

The book is super beautiful, the author has excellent writing style, broad knowledge, and the whole book is written fluently. Ignoring time travel, it feels like this is not a 🍅 novel but more like a documentary about World War II. Sisters, just read it, and then think about the super handsome German military uniforms and officers and soldiers that you have seen. When you read this book, you will feel very happy when you look at the male and female characters and the various handsome guys described by the author [Admiration]. In addition, the heroine really fits the author's description of "soft on the outside but strong on the inside". The ordinary, strong and kind-hearted heroine just allows us to step into her identity and perspective, and experience firsthand what the heroine saw and thought during World War II. In the end, I felt that the core of this book was the word alive. Of course, this was confirmed to me when I read the end. Forgive me for my harsh words. Readers, you can go and experience it for yourself. It's really great and worth watching. Random thoughts: To be honest, after I learned that the male protagonist also traveled through time, the image of the male protagonist in my mind's original image of a handsome Germanic guy suddenly changed into the image of a tough Chinese soldier, and I could no longer replace him with a European. Finally, if you are interested in Heinz and the heroine, can you please report them together in my comment area [shy] (Originally I wrote two long paragraphs to praise this book, but my phone automatically turned off Do Not Disturb and cleared all my words [angry]. The above is my simplified version. I don't have the energy to type so many words anymore.)

This book has been on my bookshelf for a long time, but I never clicked it to read it. After all, reading the comments does not seem to be like the time-travel cheating novels I have read. The protagonist has fearless courage and extraordinary talents from the beginning, and can continue to fight and fight for the regrets in his heart. For the protagonist of this book, time travel does not turn out to be Goldfinger as imagined. It allows Qin Tian and Ao Gu to see the bright light of peace in the future, but it does not allow them to escape from the whirlpool of identity and leave everything behind just to protect themselves. Perhaps at first Qin Tian just wanted to live peacefully, as an ordinary ordinary person, and peacefully usher in victory and liberation. But how can we remain indifferent to resistance, bloodshed, support and comfort when we are trapped in a war? So even if Qin Tian repeatedly warned herself not to care or get involved, her heart would still grieve for the loss of any life. As a time traveler, she has a broader vision, and as an ordinary person in peaceful times, she has faith and yearning for the future, which makes her more tolerant and harder to criticize these souls who are trapped in opposition. So she still chose to do her best to keep herself alive and give others a chance to live. Only when you are alive can you have hope, and only when you are alive can you have a future. The image of Qin Tian is that of countless ordinary people struggling to survive and redeem themselves. Bullets, artillery fire, gunpowder smoke, and weapons developed by people based on their own wisdom have given mankind itself hard blows again and again. Those exploiting capital simply cannot empathize with the cruelty of war. War is always spreading in the world, but there are always people who will not give up. May the world be truly peaceful.

Romance and anti-war are well integrated, and it feels like a famous novel hiding the content it wants to express in a compelling emotional line. It goes better with the song "Just Ordinary". The duet between men and women is quite suitable.

The writing is realistic and objective. It's worth reading. It's not a novice romance novel. I like every character created in it, including the lieutenants who don't appear much. Cute and real soldiers from various countries, with flesh and blood, appear on the page. The more I read, the more I feel that some things are not based on human power, and some things have nothing to do with right or wrong, only positions.

I think this is normal time travel. Although it is bound by the times, it has never been assimilated. You cannot change history, but you can witness and participate in history. Everyone has flesh and blood. The heroine does not have the ability to kill everyone, but she still maintains the goodness in her heart time and time again. Some of the expressions of World War II are also very objective.

I actually don't really like reading European books, especially those with a bit of history, just like Jane Eyre. I can't read or understand them at all, so I won't read them even if they have a little bit of this kind of title. I read this book simply because it was too boring and the ratings were okay, so I said I would read one or two first to see if it appealed to me. It turned out to be really attractive. Because in the first half of his plot, I actually always thought that the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight, that kind of ambiguous feeling. Then the several male characters created by the author all have different points. Take the male protagonist and his two friends for example: Anyway, the male protagonist gave me the impression that he was handsome at first. The important thing is that he is not oily. Then I kind of forgot the names of his other two friends. Let's use ab as the code name. As for a, I also think he is very handsome, and in fact, I can see that he likes the female protagonist, and he is also that kind of bad and handsome. The main point is that the male protagonist is different from this a. The male protagonist is ruffian, this a is bad and handsome, the kind of handsome who is duplicitous, and then creates a point of inner struggle in him, and what is written above is okay As for b, I can only say he is cute. I think if there had been no World War II, he would have been a very sunny, lively, and cheerful puppy. Even if I write him, I can see the cruelty of war. The male protagonist and AB are like black and white, the male protagonist is white. Then that a is black, and this b is the junction of the two of them, and then the gray that is pulled out The whole book is told from the perspective of the female protagonist. In fact, there are very few parts about the male protagonist and AB, but from the female protagonist's perspective, I think it is also very interesting. However, I am actually looking forward to the heroine returning to China, and even going to the Asian battlefield, because I think a Chinese actually has a certain obsession with returning to her hometown, and the female protagonist is still a modern person. Young people in the 21st century, I think this is the last point where the heroine has a little bit of love brain, but I don't know if I didn't see it, at least in my memory, because I heard that the heroine has never returned to China. Based on my understanding of the male and female protagonists from reading the novel, I think the male protagonist also wants to go home, although he also has his own relatives in Germany. Anyway, the overall writing style of this book is very good, but I found it a bit very attractive. It made me stay up for two nights and go to bed at 9 o'clock. But I think in the final ending, I still want to see the heroine in China, at least go back and take a look.

I'm ready. My white moonlight is here.

At the end of the second episode, my favorite character is still Heinz. The author's portrayal of him is so complete that it's hard not to fall in love with him. After reading this article, I feel even more that our ancestors are really awesome [crying] War is a will from top to bottom from beginning to end. Everyone is forced to move forward. Once it starts, it will either fail or win, but no matter which outcome, war is a disaster.

Really pretty! I saw the powerlessness of two ordinary time-travelers, Qin Tian and Ogu, during World War II, and I also saw Heinz's choice under the background of the times. Heinz did not know the future. He stood in Germany in 1938. All propaganda, honors, and collective will told him that he was dedicating himself to the country. In the process of "doing the right thing", he gradually discovered that "this is wrong". Every time he "looks back", he pays the price for shattering his faith in the first half of his life. After the tattoo is removed, the true transformation is completed. It was also because Qin Tian and Aogu had reaffirmed their reasons for living. Ah, I have been deeply attracted by Heinz's personality charm, but it is undeniable that I still stand by Qin Tian and Augu's CP.

Some book friends said that this was a book written in 2010, and I felt melancholy after reading it. It describes the complex emotions of people during the war, and the mutual help and support between the protagonist and his friends in the tragedy of war. It is also touching. It is a very good book.

I recommend "War Begins 1938" by Crazy Diuzi. Looking at Europe during World War II from an ordinary person's perspective, there is no cheating and counterattack, just wandering and survival under the flames of war. The text is restrained and calm, and it narrates the pull, separation and tenderness of human nature under the catastrophe. It is depressing and moving. It depicts the perseverance and redemption of small people in the grand historical torrent. It is a very powerful World War II themed novel.

It's a good novel. It was written ten years ago. None of the famous authors in that era were vegetarians. I haven't seen such an exciting novel in a long time. It's tearful. The writing style is smooth and contagious. It has certain limitations of the times, but whatever, it's not a philosophical logic book.