[I will show you a world you have never seen, and love the world you love.]
Ever since Shali was discovered to possess extraordinary mental powers, she has become the darling of the Space Force.
Her comrades take bullets for her, the Marshal invites her for tea, and the entire Alliance is waiting for her to save them.
Shali refuses. The mission is too dangerous to be worth it.
Unless she receives a reward to match the risk.
The Marshal says, "Name it."
Shali says, "I want my instructor to make a sacrifice."
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As the Marshal's only son and the youngest major in Space Force history, Li Feng is full of patriotic fervor. His country is all that matters to him.
One day, he receives an unofficial order from the Marshal, asking him to make a sacrifice.
Li Feng says, "I would gladly lay down my life for my country."
Only later does he realize he misunderstood.
*
After the war, a reporter interviews Shali: "What lofty ambition inspired you to enlist all those years ago?"
Shali says, "Oh, to have a romance that would rock the universe."
Li Feng: ??
I want to raise my student into a pillar of society, but all she wants is to slack off. What am I supposed to do?
Reader advisory:
1. One-on-one pairing, happy ending.
2. Romance is the focus, but this isn't a sugary, pampering romance. The male lead won't dote on the female lead blindly, and she doesn't need anyone to pamper her. There's not much sweetness, and there are heartbreaking moments. Enter with caution, and don't let the blurb mislead you.
3. There are substantial depictions of war. This isn't a power fantasy, and the fighting is brutal. Enter with caution and think carefully before reading.
4. If you still want to read after all that, the author bows in gratitude.
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Next up: A Republican-era romance, Amber Light
Blurb:
In 1937, the country is in ruins, and Shanghai is on the brink of disaster.
At the tea factory, Su Bijun is the only one left, steadfastly refusing to retreat.
With artillery fire closing in from every direction, Su Bijun knows she has little chance of escaping.
She thinks she will have to live and die with the machinery.
But during the heaviest bombing that night, Jiang Jin climbs through the window alone, carrying a gun.
"Didn't you go to Hong Kong?" Su Bijun's eyes grow hot. "Why did you come back?"
The flames of war redden the night sky. The man leans against the broken window, utterly composed.
He says, "To stay with you."
To live and die with you.
A gentle, independent tea merchant's daughter x a Shanghai tycoon hopelessly in love with her. Reunited lovers | A Love for the Ages
Theme: Growth and choices
Ah, I really think that adding a wave of post-war clones and alliances will make the situation more complete and perfect. It feels like a pity to have a fly in the ointment. I hope that I will have time to add a postscript.
Maybe I am a rebellious person. I personally think that the reason why the male protagonist persuades the female protagonist not to change the number is just to make the female protagonist look like him in his memory. Because the female protagonist did not change the number in his memory, so he said some rational reasons to persuade the female protagonist not to change the number.
Your explanation of the folding of space and time is very attentive!
In fact, the author's writing is still good, but I really can't stand it anymore. I can't accept it. The love of the country is the most important thing, so just read it. I think it's unfair to the heroine. Although the heroine accepts it, the hero is reborn for the betterment of the country. Of course, he is also the heroine, but forget it. I just read the article to make myself happy.
I thought it was a light romance novel when I read the text, but it turned out to be an arduous war. Except for the protagonist, everyone familiar to him has died. Even if he wins, it still feels extremely difficult and heavy. Love and ideals in war are fragile and precious, and they can give people infinite courage. But when peace finally comes and ideals are realized, people are no longer there. It's really disappointing.
It's over! ! ! ! Your wife is gone! ! ! ! But I am very happy, why? ? ? ?
In fact, I am a little unhappy with the male protagonist... I always feel that his kindness to the female protagonist is based on using her. Maybe I am too sensitive...
I finished reading it last night... Woohoo, the story is really touching. Jinjiang's writing is so clear, but I feel like I should write about the later clones and the like. It's such a pity.
Victory is piled up by thousands of people with mortal bodies.
This chapter made me cry
Love this chapter so much! The reconciliation between father and son is so heartwarming!
Ah, I really think that adding a wave of post-war clones and alliances will make the situation more complete and perfect. It feels like a pity to have a fly in the ointment. I hope that I will have time to add a postscript.
Maybe I am a rebellious person. I personally think that the reason why the male protagonist persuades the female protagonist not to change the number is just to make the female protagonist look like him in his memory. Because the female protagonist did not change the number in his memory, so he said some rational reasons to persuade the female protagonist not to change the number.
Your explanation of the folding of space and time is very attentive!
In fact, the author's writing is still good, but I really can't stand it anymore. I can't accept it. The love of the country is the most important thing, so just read it. I think it's unfair to the heroine. Although the heroine accepts it, the hero is reborn for the betterment of the country. Of course, he is also the heroine, but forget it. I just read the article to make myself happy.
I thought it was a light romance novel when I read the text, but it turned out to be an arduous war. Except for the protagonist, everyone familiar to him has died. Even if he wins, it still feels extremely difficult and heavy. Love and ideals in war are fragile and precious, and they can give people infinite courage. But when peace finally comes and ideals are realized, people are no longer there. It's really disappointing.
It's over! ! ! ! Your wife is gone! ! ! ! But I am very happy, why? ? ? ?
In fact, I am a little unhappy with the male protagonist... I always feel that his kindness to the female protagonist is based on using her. Maybe I am too sensitive...
I finished reading it last night... Woohoo, the story is really touching. Jinjiang's writing is so clear, but I feel like I should write about the later clones and the like. It's such a pity.
Victory is piled up by thousands of people with mortal bodies. This chapter made me cry
Love this chapter so much! The reconciliation between father and son is so heartwarming!