Are There Any Literary Works During the Republic of China in Which the Protagonist Is Patriotic and Wants to Save the Country?
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The protagonist is concerned about the country and the people, and is determined to serve the country and the people. Saving the country is the main thing, and love is the supplement. I have read too many novels about the Republic of China with talented people and beautiful women, but I think the story of the Republic of China is not only about love, but also about the great men and martyrs who broke through the darkness to find the light and were not afraid of sacrifice.
It's good to watch. The two protagonists are both doctors. The first one is more of a military doctor and the second one is more of an undercover agent.
During the Republic of China, the protagonist is devoted to the country! Super good-looking, Lin Ruotang once traveled through time and became a beggar, receiving sesame seed cakes from a kindhearted person! When I met again, the kindhearted person died, so I had to fulfill the instructions and find a contact person. Later, I became an undercover agent. Because I had seen the future life, my faith was particularly firm! [Cry]
The second theme of this book is the Republic of China. It was really tear-jerking and made me cry in the middle of the night. This book is really worth reading. If you don't like it, you can come back to me.
The heroine traveled through the Republic of China and was entangled by a black koi carp, starting various ways to survive, save the country and fight against Japan!
I have read all these novels. As long as you get through these novels, you will find it very interesting in the first few chapters. I have not finished the first book yet. It is written by a teacher who writes scripts. The writing style is very good. The more enjoyable one is 3.4.7, Which is realistic, but the others are very interesting.
🎐 He was one of the thousands of ordinary people who traveled through the Republic of China, relying on a craft to survive. However, the arrival of artillery fire broke the peace. He hid in Tibet and survived with the help of the organization.
These three are the most beautiful ones I have ever seen. The ratings are not very high, but the first one is absolutely beautiful. I found it after a lot of hard work.
It perfectly meets the requirements of the topic, and it's a great benefit! The opening chapter is a blast! The story of the first world is about the heroine traveling through the Republic of China and resolutely red. The whole process is high-energy and has no peeing spots. She doesn't chase real blood losses! 🌟
The first book felt pretty good. The second book of Whampoa is a bit special, but it's pretty good to read. Although in the past few dozen chapters, it feels almost boring. The third and fourth books. It's what I'm chasing now. Anyway, it looks pretty cool. More like a warlord. It seems that the 5th book is not updated very much now. But the first few hundred pictures look really cool. Anyway, not bad.
The long series has 2 million words and is still being updated. The male protagonist has pretended to be someone else many times and lurked under aliases.
[Chigua][Chigua][Chigua] All kinds of good-looking novels about the Republic of China are here. In that war-torn era, love at that time was the purest. When the protagonist with a golden finger reaches that era, how many people will the protagonist help? How many people will the protagonist save?
🕵️♀️Who knows? The spy war of the Republic of China can actually be welded together with makeup skills💄The heroine relies on applying powder on the ladies' eyebrows and digging for information in the scent of makeup! There is no love brain, no gold finger, only a thrilling secret battle step by step ✨The pink and white hides the edge, and there is a battlefield in front of the dressing table. In the slow-paced market fireworks, watch the strong woman stir up the storm with a lipstick. The high score is 9.0 Points in the series, and the more you chase, the better!
It's really good and beautiful. I traveled directly to the battlefield, and then I met the person with Li Yunlong's template, and then I met the pistachio.
1000 Hours of reading on Tomato. This is the first time I follow the Republic of China and spy wars every day. The heroine is systematic and patriotic! (The character design may not be perfect, and is very, very unrealistic.) There is a male protagonist, but he is a bit out of touch with reality, has no brains, and has completely lost his brains. You can watch it, a little bit, a little bit, without any brains. It's a two-strong relationship. The emotional drama is slow and very exciting.
These two books, but if you have a poor psychological quality, I suggest you not read the first one. The ending of the first book is too hasty. No matter how good the previous writing is, the ending will be different... [I'm about to cry] Forget it, I won't say it anymore, it can be said to be a be ending [Crying] Now I can understand the fans' behavior of wanting to beat up the author [angry]
The first is an anti-war novel about a woman disguising herself as a man without CP, and the second is about a spy war, but both are still being serialized.
The novel about the Republic of China, the heroine who cares about the country and the people, ① It is said that novels about the Republic of China have nine out of ten flaws, but the first one is really crazy and refreshing ~ no cp, the heroine traveled to the Republic of China, looked at the broken mountains and rivers, picked up the butcher knife with an innocent face, and massacred all directions, becoming an existence that made Japanese people scared... ② This book is written by the same author as the previous one, and it is also a very good read...
Of all the novels about the Republic of China that I have read, these two are the ones that impressed me the most. The first one has CP male and female protagonists with online IQs and there is nothing poisonous about it. The second one I highly recommend is really Jujuju and good-looking. Although I don't know much about fighting, it does not affect my love for it [Sparrow Food Masterpiece] [Sparrow Eater Masterwork] [Bookshelf Plus One]
The down-and-out lady in the sixth volume of this novel is from the background of the Republic of China [You are a descendant of the last batch of imperial examination scholars in the last dynasty. The rapid changes of the times mean that you can no longer enjoy wealth and glory from birth. You can only live in an ignoble existence with your family and study abroad with the help of church funding. There you meet a group of like-minded advanced students. After returning home, facing the impending storm in their homeland, you decided to become the vanguard of the times and made a plan to assassinate the last emperor. However, the situation is complicated. Among the warlords there are many royalists who support the royal family for profit, or neutral factions who want to take advantage of the chaos. Your plan has encountered huge resistance. At this moment, you suddenly encounter a magical system, which calls itself the "Assassin System"...]
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