Reborn as a Female Top Student in the Republic of China

I finished reading "Spreading Flowers". How can I put it? It's well written, but I'm afraid of everything. I feel that the author laid out a lot in front of him. He created the image of the male and female protagonists as serving the country and the people. He also said that the male protagonist will fight foreign wars. I thought there will be male and female protagonists who will serve the country later. It was a big-picture description that made a lot of contributions, but I didn't expect it to end suddenly. I thought I was watching a serious drama about saving the country and the world, and the text also said that after the heroine was reborn, she wanted to dedicate her life to working for the country. After all, everyone knows that after the Republic of China What is coming to the country? I was attracted to it by the feeling of a heroine in the text, but in fact it is a sweet romance novel. This is not to say that romance sweet novels are not good, but I read the text and thought it was a big dish. After eating it, I found that it is a dessert, and it is delicious. Perhaps due to the space limit, I feel that the heroine's feelings for the hero have not yet developed to the point where they can stay together for a lifetime. The last chapter where the heroine suddenly confesses her feelings and accepts the hero's proposal is a bit abrupt. The ending is good, but it feels like many things have not been explained yet.

It seems that it suddenly freezes at the most exciting point. It's beautiful, but the meaning is still unfinished... Please write some extra stories from the author!

Big update of the extra chapter, I feel that there are still many people whose stories have not been explained clearly. In the end, why did my brother lose contact in his previous life, and what is the ending of this life? And Gu Lingqiu, I feel like her story with those two men is not over yet, etc.

It's really a good match. Tingshuai is so handsome.

It's a very good story. I originally thought it would be a long story, at least 100 chapters, but it was too short and it was a pity that it ended in a hurry. Thanks to the author anyway

Damn, please make a side story!

The male protagonist is so funny: How dare you let Jincheng touch your place!

I feel that the author should have originally written a long story. In fact, the writing and storyline of this novel are very good, and it is also a rare novel written in the Republic of China. I really like it, but it is a pity that it is not very popular, so the author stopped it, and the ending was really abrupt. It feels like many foreshadowing plots were not written. It is really a pity. People always have to eat, and you can't spend energy on things that will not return. You can also understand the author. QAQ, the biggest foreshadowing is that they have gone through a lifetime of things and still don't know each other. What a pity. Please give me some extras to make up for my pity.

What's nice is that I think the author actually laid out a lot of ground, but I feel like the writing was a little light. The writing style is worthy of recognition, but I feel that at the beginning the author tried his best to portray the image of the heroine as independent and dedicated to the country, but later on the heroine seemed a bit bland, and even a little entangled in love, which was a bit different from the heroine in my opening fantasy. The heroine's career is described, but there is always a feeling of indifference... It feels more like the male protagonist has been accommodating her, and subconsciously she is a little too dependent on him and is a bit impulsive. (Perhaps the heroine did not have that much power at that time, but I think since she had a lot of power at that time and the relationship between the heroine and the hero was not clear, is it better to think about it again before doing anything?) I think the big story is too short, and it can obviously be developed into a long story. Mountains and rivers are shattered, but fighting for our country can make us stronger and stronger! I want to see more descriptions of the male protagonist's heroic deeds. Let me make another small suggestion. The psychological exploration of the characters could be more detailed, and perhaps readers would have a stronger sense of immersion. Of course, the author's article is still very interesting. There are not many articles about the Republic of China in Jinjiang, but it is still worthy of recognition. I hope he will do better~

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