Love Beneath the Smoke of War

After watching it, I still fell into emo. The members of the protagonist group in this article are all quite miserable, except for the third male - he proves the saying that people who love to laugh always have good luck.

The ending is not that the lovers get married, but survival is still the most important thing. The only regret is that Cosaville failed to leave a child, which is extremely regretful.

2024 Is almost over, and I'm still waiting for the sequel!!! It's only been two years since I've been exposed to romance between China and Germany during World War II. I didn't expect there to be so many high-quality novels on such an unpopular subject. Although many of them are old novels, I'm already bursting into tears. It's too cold. Madam, when are you going to fill in the gaps? Tang Yi and Xhosa's youthful past in Silesia, the ending extra chapter of Curis's exile life (did he go to Argentina...), Maizi and Tang Yi's life in England... There are so many, so many, that make people think of them!!! Traveling through World War II, Counterattack, Love in the Smoke, Love 2, and a bunch of Chinese and German novels, I am so happy to have met an author like my wife... I am really confused about some comments about Curis and Xhosa that criticize them for no reason. When I look for book reviews, I often see content that is not very interesting but is intended to make harsh remarks. During the war years, they had no choice but to nitpick the documentary-style point of view. I would suggest that they go straight to Triumph of the Will. And it is said that Kuris is from the SS. I think the author set this up to refute the stereotype. As a result, this group of people still has a consistent stereotype... Who said that crazy and paranoid people are all SS soldiers? I recently read a book where the male protagonist is from the SS Viking Division. He is very gentle and gentle to the female protagonist, and of course he is a berserker when fighting the Soviet Union, hahaha... Among the Chinese-girl pairings in World War II romance, China and Germany are the most popular. Cry, the World War II romance is too cold but so delicious... As long as I am still obsessed with German men and Germans, I will probably stay in the pit...

I just saw this article now Why is this the ending? I can't accept it. T_T I can accept farewell, but separation is really powerless. Kuris, I really want to beat him up. How could there be such a person? He made the same mistake twice. He always wanted to get into Tang's heart, but just when he was about to successfully enter Tang's heart and be with her for the rest of his life, he was just on the verge of getting there, but he chose to give up. I really... Hate that iron can't be transformed into steel... I'm so angry... Deserve to be alone for the rest of my life... Deserve...

I cried TT when I saw the ending, and I cried so much after reading the letter Xhosa left... I really like the male protagonist. Why does it end like this. Not missing, but burned bodies. Too bad.

When I saw this chapter and the letter written by Sasa, I actually cried. I felt sorry for the cruelty of the war, his deep affection, and for him.

This. . Is it really not bad? The role of Maizi could be increased. It feels so fantasy. .

Sad, for the Xhosa! How cruel and ruthless war is!

They invaded, they failed, they were counterattacked and overrun. . . It's so sad. I'm watching the tragedy coming step by step, but I can't laugh at them that "if you don't do something, you won't die." Kuku, you should quickly think of a way out. Even now I don't want Maizi to take over. Kuku is actually pretty good.

Although I have always liked Sasa the most, the ending was pretty much what I expected. Maizi was indeed... The one who finally carried the beauty (+ two children) home~ Can I say that I wasn't optimistic about Ku's promotion to the "final" male lead from the beginning? Following three articles from E, congratulations on completing another World War II themed article!