A fanfic I wrote after being traumatized by the original. This is a continuation derived from the TV series A Touch of Urgency. Those who've watched the show might want to give it a try. It's complete.
This is a typical historical story with no romantic pairing. It mainly tells the story of a concentration camp.
Grim and brutally tragic!! Please be warned and proceed with caution before taking the plunge!!!
The ending is HE, though.
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I just found this article and read it in one sitting. It's a very depressing style of writing, but it's well written. Today's China is indeed the result of the lives of countless martyrs. I feel very sorry for what happened to Ah Chu in the concentration camp, especially when his son was infected. He already knew the formula of the vaccine, but he could not let the Japanese get it and could only watch his beloved son die. Patriots of that era not only sacrificed themselves, but also their families.
Shadow, are you a gangster who tortured me like this?
It took me a day to read it. I liked it very much for the first time, and I am a newbie. In your story, Ah Chu's life is really miserable. Such a life is not something ordinary people can endure. I still feel sorry for my first time brothers. Those who sacrificed so much for their faith finally went to Taiwan and will never set foot there again. It is a pity to film the homeland that I saved with my blood, life and the lives of my relatives, but it may also have avoided the crises that may have been faced in the later years. After all, in that era, when no one could prove their identity, the titles of traitor and so-and-so were enough to make people doomed.
Shadow shadow, every time is my first love
"Yue" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
It's a jumping jump. Is the teacher using the voice input method? Several jumps are wrong.
Longlong just discovered that there was a day and night on the Jinjiang River. He didn't dare to relive it. Let's lay flowers first.
I just found this article and read it in one sitting. It's a very depressing style of writing, but it's well written. Today's China is indeed the result of the lives of countless martyrs. I feel very sorry for what happened to Ah Chu in the concentration camp, especially when his son was infected. He already knew the formula of the vaccine, but he could not let the Japanese get it and could only watch his beloved son die. Patriots of that era not only sacrificed themselves, but also their families.
Shadow, are you a gangster who tortured me like this?
It took me a day to read it. I liked it very much for the first time, and I am a newbie. In your story, Ah Chu's life is really miserable. Such a life is not something ordinary people can endure. I still feel sorry for my first time brothers. Those who sacrificed so much for their faith finally went to Taiwan and will never set foot there again. It is a pity to film the homeland that I saved with my blood, life and the lives of my relatives, but it may also have avoided the crises that may have been faced in the later years. After all, in that era, when no one could prove their identity, the titles of traitor and so-and-so were enough to make people doomed.
Shadow shadow, every time is my first love
"Yue" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ It's a jumping jump. Is the teacher using the voice input method? Several jumps are wrong.
Longlong just discovered that there was a day and night on the Jinjiang River. He didn't dare to relive it. Let's lay flowers first.
What TV show is it? Want to go and see