
As If an Old Friend Had Returned (Transmigration)
似是故人来(□□穿越)
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 251k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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The character of Rudolf was created very successfully. There is no denying that he was sinful and his death was well deserved. But even such a heinous person still has a softness in his heart. I should have expected his final outcome, but when I actually saw it, I still couldn't help but sigh.
I finally finished reading this article and felt a lot. First of all, I like the author's writing style very much. It has a touch of sadness and a sense of historical significance. Secondly, I think the characterization is very good. Whether it is the male and female protagonists as the protagonists, or the supporting roles of Rudolph and Audrey, they are very real. Rudolf, in particular, hated and felt sorry for him. He deserved to die, but he felt pity and regret over his death. After all, it was this era that prompted such a tragedy. But the heroine finally got together with Heinrich, which was considered a happy ending. Anyway, I would like to thank the author for finishing this book, and I look forward to the next one (I personally hope it will be about World War II, after all, there are so few good ones)
Being able to see her sweetheart again when she finally disappeared was the wife's last mercy for Rudolf.
This is the second time I read the novel. From the beginning it felt like a plot similar to the beginning of the war, but later the trajectory gradually changed. Everyone was helpless to follow the trend of history;
It was basically love at first sight, right?
Ralph appears here, and he is also someone who has had a relationship with the heroine. It was said before that when Heinrich was injured, he had the name tags of several people, and they all belonged to people who died in the battle... There is this Ralph in it, but the heroine failed to associate this name with Heinrich's friends. Correspondingly, although the whole text is from the perspective of the female protagonist, the small details of this portrayal very cleverly describe the situation of the male protagonist on the battlefield. People around him fell one after another, their lives perished. Perhaps no one can match the names on those name tags with the young faces.
The ending was so abrupt. What happened to the male and female protagonists in the end?
Thank you for giving them a good ending. This ending is also one of the best possibilities I have ever thought of. Thank you. Thanks you.
Thanks for the complete story, Mrs! I wish you all the best.
It's good to read, but it's a pity that there are so few good books about World War II.