After my mother passed away, I returned home to care for my father and help settle her affairs. While sorting through her belongings, I stumbled upon some unfamiliar equipment and documents, as well as one of her journals.
Then I discovered that my mother had once been a spy for a neighboring country?!
And my father was a spy too?
(Dad: What do you mean, "buy one, get one free"?)
Then I sat in our little house and listened to Dad tell me~ that story from long ago~~
Simply put, it's the story of how my father, while pursuing the Empire's flower of espionage, my mother, accidentally became a double agent. He recalls how he once tangled with layer upon layer of conspiracy before managing to get out. A story of everything going wrong and everyone ending up empty-handed.
European-style setting & World War II, 1v1
A sharp-tongued queen and her loyal dog
Both leads are smart, with no contrived misunderstandings or melodrama.
Main story complete. Extra chapters will appear from time to time~
Don't be put off by the opening. Their child doesn't see clearly from the sidelines; they know absolutely nothing.
If you don't like flashbacks, you can start from Chapter Two. It won't affect your enjoyment.
Blurb for the new WWII story "Remainder Indivisible"
When one number cannot be divided evenly by another (indivisible), what remains is the remainder.
1944, Hanover.
A French prisoner of war is brought into the interrogation room. His accent is questionable, and he doesn't speak German.
Lise Reinhardt, the only person around who speaks French, is assigned to interrogate him.
One look, and she recognizes an old acquaintance, one whose story ended abruptly.
Then that despicable "Frenchman" takes the opportunity of giving his testimony to vividly recall the days he spent in his youth with the interrogator sitting before him.
Cambridge ten years ago, mathematics, and things long forgotten are awakened one by one.
European-style setting & World War II, 1v1
A story woven from truth and fiction.
What is the truth behind the testimony?
Let's wait and see.
Theme: People who fight for humanity, peace, and freedom in wartime.
The name is so down-to-earth, haha. I think it could be called European Spy: Fathers of Love... Just kidding.
It's beautiful. I didn't expect to see this kind of writing in Jinjiang. I really deserve to be a cold writing excavator (laughs)
The author really writes well! I hope I can continue writing. Normally I don't leave comments, but I'm afraid it's so cold that I've lost another good author. Alas, why is this book so cold? I searched for World War II but couldn't find it. Miraculously, I wanted to see if there were any fans of "Little Heidi" and I accidentally found it.
When I see this kind of subject, I really want to cry. I don't know why.
I've been reading a lot of novels about World War II recently, and every time I read them I feel so sad.
I originally wanted to wait for the Orthopedics episode, but suddenly I realized that the last chapter was three years ago, so I read it in one go and it was really fun [Spreading Flowers]
I finished watching it. It was very good. I cried after watching it. It was so embarrassing.
I don't know why, I feel like crying!
The ending of "Spreading Flowers" is a rare masterpiece in Jinjiang. I really like Why It's So Cold. The author is also very cute. In short, thank you for the treat.
I actually found it in Jinjiang.