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Born under the red flag and raised in the spring breeze, Jin Xian of the 21st century has always preferred period spy war dramas, and has always been deeply moved by the regretful fate of the unknown martyrs in troubled times. An ordinary sleep suddenly caused her to fall into a bloody state.
In the winter of the twenty-sixth year of the Republic of China, the city of Nanjing was destroyed and the mountains and rivers were overturned. Once she transformed into the pampered eldest daughter of a wealthy business family in Jinling, disaster struck. Guns and cannons crushed fireworks, and the flames of war slaughtered all living beings. All the family members and servants who fled in a hurry were killed. Only she was left lying in a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood. She was saved by Li Ya in the hell on earth. Only after experiencing the desperate situation where blood flowed like rivers, did she truly understand that the national disaster with only a few strokes in the history books was the tragic persistence of a generation who spent their lives. In the troubled times, the sea is vast, and the mountains and rivers are in turmoil. She is the only one who takes the dark path, keeps her original intention, and protects the dawn of her family and country with her mortal body.
Reader comments
A very interesting fanfic about Li Ya. Some of the many fanfics on the market portray Li Ya as a character in which the heroine succeeds as soon as she instigates rebellion, while others portray Li Ya as a ruthless character.
However, the Li Ya in this book fits his character very well. He hopes that the people and children will live well, but he also adheres to his current beliefs. I hope that the author will use reasonable methods to return Li Ya to the right path, work for our party with the heroine, and have a bright future. ≽^⚈⩊⚈^≼
A hero who truly shed blood for the country during the Anti-Japanese War should not be dragged to destruction by a decadent political party ˃ ˄ ˂̥̥
It's really super beautiful. The heroine has her own personality and growth path. Not only did Li Ya fall in love with him, I also fell in love with the heroine from the author's description, and also fell in love with the author's soul. Every adaptation of the heroine by the author is very natural and very consistent with the logic of the character. It is precisely because the heroine has truly seen the cruelty in the city of Nanjing that she has strengthened her ambition to serve the country. Xiang, the heroine is tenacious, perseverant, ambitious, and has faith. Li Ya also has a corresponding appreciation for the heroine. He does not just regard the heroine as a vase, and he will not cut off the heroine's growth path on his own initiative (recommend Jin Xian to go to Linli Military Training Special Training Class). Moreover, the heroine's inner core is extremely stable (always insisting on her own beliefs) and does not rashly tell or instigate Li Ya because of her feelings for Li Ya.
And Li Ya also has feelings for the heroine, but he is not swayed by a few words (I think the persistence of ideals is his own personality charm). This is very reasonable. The character is very relevant and not OC. How to find a balance between being tempted and adhering to ideals is very difficult. The author wrote this very well.
And one super awesome point is that I think Li Ya's trust is very scarce. He is a person who does not trust others easily (I even think he has a bit of mental illness and is extremely paranoid. "Maybe it was the impact of the Jinshanwei Battle. His classmates and friends who are usually vivid and lively fell next to him one by one, and their faces may have been splashed with warm and flowing blood. It must be difficult not to go crazy, right?") PS: And if Li Ya really changes his ambition easily, won't he be under great psychological pressure? The feeling of betrayal and guilt towards my brother. But the opportunity to meet the heroine was just enough for Li Ya to let down his guard. It was also a battlefield and a memory anchor. (So I think the wife is really powerful and clever.) Later, the relationship between the heroine and Li Ya was handled very naturally.
I don't understand why such a high-quality text tomato is not recommended? I highly recommend my wife's writing
Why is no one posting book reviews? Very well written.
I have a good grasp of the timeline, and I look forward to seeing the opportunity to rebel against Li Ya below!
It's a very good book. I feel like the teacher is getting better and better as he writes more.
A very interesting fanfic about Li Ya. Some of the many fanfics on the market portray Li Ya as a character in which the heroine succeeds as soon as she instigates rebellion, while others portray Li Ya as a ruthless character. However, the Li Ya in this book fits his character very well. He hopes that the people and children will live well, but he also adheres to his current beliefs. I hope that the author will use reasonable methods to return Li Ya to the right path, work for our party with the heroine, and have a bright future. ≽^⚈⩊⚈^≼ A hero who truly shed blood for the country during the Anti-Japanese War should not be dragged to destruction by a decadent political party ˃ ˄ ˂̥̥
It's really super beautiful. The heroine has her own personality and growth path. Not only did Li Ya fall in love with him, I also fell in love with the heroine from the author's description, and also fell in love with the author's soul. Every adaptation of the heroine by the author is very natural and very consistent with the logic of the character. It is precisely because the heroine has truly seen the cruelty in the city of Nanjing that she has strengthened her ambition to serve the country. Xiang, the heroine is tenacious, perseverant, ambitious, and has faith. Li Ya also has a corresponding appreciation for the heroine. He does not just regard the heroine as a vase, and he will not cut off the heroine's growth path on his own initiative (recommend Jin Xian to go to Linli Military Training Special Training Class). Moreover, the heroine's inner core is extremely stable (always insisting on her own beliefs) and does not rashly tell or instigate Li Ya because of her feelings for Li Ya. And Li Ya also has feelings for the heroine, but he is not swayed by a few words (I think the persistence of ideals is his own personality charm). This is very reasonable. The character is very relevant and not OC. How to find a balance between being tempted and adhering to ideals is very difficult. The author wrote this very well. And one super awesome point is that I think Li Ya's trust is very scarce. He is a person who does not trust others easily (I even think he has a bit of mental illness and is extremely paranoid. "Maybe it was the impact of the Jinshanwei Battle. His classmates and friends who are usually vivid and lively fell next to him one by one, and their faces may have been splashed with warm and flowing blood. It must be difficult not to go crazy, right?") PS: And if Li Ya really changes his ambition easily, won't he be under great psychological pressure? The feeling of betrayal and guilt towards my brother. But the opportunity to meet the heroine was just enough for Li Ya to let down his guard. It was also a battlefield and a memory anchor. (So I think the wife is really powerful and clever.) Later, the relationship between the heroine and Li Ya was handled very naturally. I don't understand why such a high-quality text tomato is not recommended? I highly recommend my wife's writing
Why is no one posting book reviews? Very well written.
I have a good grasp of the timeline, and I look forward to seeing the opportunity to rebel against Li Ya below!
It's a very good book. I feel like the teacher is getting better and better as he writes more.