Back when they lived in Berchtesgaden, he would occasionally meet with some of his generals there. Bored, she would sit to one side and film their conversations. Some of the generals close to him would wonder why he let her film their talks. Even though the footage had no sound, if anything went wrong and it fell into enemy hands, they could decipher their lip movements, with unimaginable consequences. He had smiled and suddenly asked one of his generals, "You're a general. You should know how hard it is to travel from one city to another."
What's more, the girl he loved had come from another time and a distant world, crossed countless mountains and rivers, and found herself in a strange place to stay by his side.
The story is complete. There will be an extra chapter, which will be posted on April 20 next year. Thank you to everyone who has read this story.
I came up with the story when I was in ninth grade. This is in memory of those hectic days.
The title makes it clear that the story is connected to World War II. Strictly speaking, it's an alternate-history World War II story. But really, it's just a simple story about sincere feelings amid turbulent times, with no concern for war, power, or revenge.
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The author spent six months planning this 130,000-character story and two full months writing it. I cried six times while writing, and one night I couldn't sleep at all. So, if you've patiently read it to the end, if it moved you, or if it gave you some insight, please leave me a message and tell me. That would be the best encouragement I could ask for! Thank you so, so much!
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At that time, because of the good looks of the Luftwaffe, I took the initiative to read a lot of German history of World War II, and also learned about the various weapons of World War II for Germany (although I was only half-experienced). I really liked that period of history! But no friends around me are interested in this (#-.-) The author really touched me! Woohoo, there are so few girls with the same interests. I read this article when I was in the third year of junior high school. Now I am in my third year of high school. Emmm, time flies so fast. Recently, I suddenly remembered this book and came to review it again.
Alas, I really like the history of World War II, especially German history (although no one around me has the same hobby as me)... But this subject has always been niche and sensitive. It is not easy to find well-written articles... I recently came across this article. It is really good.
The author's writing is really good. I have read it many times. The only drawback is that one of the articles is locked. I don't know if I will have a chance to read it in the future.
Just yesterday I accidentally watched a documentary about Eva on TV. The last sentence was that they got married and then committed suicide. Suddenly my heart tightened and I was very sad.
I also like to read stories about the Third Reich. . . . . . Although I don't like the fact that they are allied with JAP.
I read it many years ago, and finally found this article. I was still very moved when I read it at the end.
I read the article n years ago, but now I came across it on a whim. (If I had traveled through time, as soon as I discovered the photo studio, all the elements of my niece were present, and the visitor even told Adolf to grow a mustache, I went crazy on the spot (bushi Then we died together with him. Sorry for this suspicious customer.
Come to do some archeology... The only article that tortured me to death and made me shed tears. I can still remember reading it out from time to time and continue to torture me for so long. I must have written it with real emotion, I really like this feeling. It's just like looking at some fanfics where the author writes about the people they love very seriously and religiously, hoping to make them have a happy ending. After all, who doesn't want their cherished treasure to live well (*?▽`*)(.?ω?.)ノ?
One year has passed accidentally (?!) After procrastinating. Although I really hope to be able to write "Happy New Year" in the title of my long review, I am not shameless enough to dare to postpone it until New Year's Eve, so I decided to solve this historical problem now. Well, the introduction ends here. The reference country and time period of this article are very clear, and the title alone can tell what is going on. Judging from the background setting and ending hints, I really appreciate the name "The End 1945". But what gives me a headache is why these two countries are given such complicated names - compared to Germany and France, it is indeed quite complicated. This federation reminds me of the Atlantic Federation in Gundam SEED, and I have to say that the Atlantic Federation is much easier to remember than your federation name. Fortunately, it is not difficult to distinguish the empire from the federation. The whole plot is laid out quite reasonably, including the two people's tangled time-travels several times, and some foreshadowing was deliberately set up, so when it was revealed, it had an unexpected and reasonable effect, and the emotion between the two people was not caused by knowing their identities, so it was quite comfortable to watch. The niece is really a killer, and it also paved the way for Adolf to be that person, which promoted the development of the relationship between the two people. As for the later stage, although this rhythm made me really miserable (I cried a few times while watching it by the way), it was not difficult to accept, and the explanation was more reasonable. However, I think if Adolf tried to explain a few times, but was interrupted by Elaine and failed to explain, it would make the subsequent whitewashing effect better. After all, even people like me who always insist that the heroine is fine no matter what and the hero should not be abused now feel that this is really a bit scumbag and cannot bear to look at it. But I didn't understand what happened in the preface before the beginning of the text. Who is that Alice? The prologue can be told from the perspective of other insignificant characters, but no matter how insignificant it is, it should show its face a few times in the main text to give a sense of presence. Now it feels like it is completely separated. Another pity is that the narrative style is a bit monotonous. The author's writing is relatively plain, but it is very suitable for a story with such a subject matter and a Western bias. However, the whole story is narrated without any changes, which makes it seem a bit stiff and streamlined. Because it is a third-person perspective, you can completely change the angle during the narrative process, such as psychological description, and you do not have to use what he is thinking... Or something. For example: [The man had walked to the water dispenser, but turned around and saw that she was already a little overwhelmed. He thought that if he poured more water for her, it would definitely make her more nervous. With this thought, he removed his hand from the water dispenser, and followed her instructions and sat on the chair next to the dining table. He had already reached the water dispenser, and turned around to see the little girl looking a little at a loss. I don't know how nervous she would be if I poured water for her again. Thinking of this, Declan smiled gently, removed his hand from the water dispenser, and followed her instructions to pull out the chair next to the dining table and sit down. "Any further instructions, Miss Brown?" Well, it's been a long time since I gave an example so directly. I don't know if the change is appropriate. I just hope you can understand what I mean. Sorry, I think this article should have more to praise, including the depth it contains, but there are already two very long reviews, so forgive me for being lazy here. I really like this article. The writing style is actually quite to my liking. It would be better if it were more diverse. Also, the ending really touched my heart. (No, is this revealing something strange?) I also hope that the author can continue to work hard and write better works~
Hhh so cute