Evening Primrose [Republican Era]

Synopsis

Tu Mi is a clever woman. Everyone who knows her would agree, so when she confirms that she really has transmigrated eighty years into the past, she doesn't panic, even though she knows all too well the suffering and pain her homeland is going through at this moment.

A chaotic era, national enmity, family grudges!

Some people sink into darkness, and many more rise up!

It takes only the sound of a gunshot for a witness to become a participant...

Reader's Guide:

1. This is a Republic of China-era story about the joys and sorrows of ordinary people in turbulent times, told from the heroine's perspective. Of course, the heroine has transmigrated, so she naturally has a golden finger. But no amount of foresight can be more than a minor advantage in that era, so there will be plenty of helpless moments. Even so, ordinary people can shine. I hesitated for a long time before deciding to write this story. I'm really nervous about tackling the Republican era; it's hard to write, and the author has recklessly decided to add espionage elements, which makes me even less confident. I welcome criticism and corrections, but not personal attacks.

2. The setting is fictional, but the broader historical background will follow the facts.

3. The author is really bad at writing romance, so please don't expect much from the male and female leads' love story. Little angels, just liking the heroine is enough!

4. Every story needs a theme. I wouldn't dare call this a tribute; I simply want to give thanks to the pioneers who, beneath the enemy's butcher's knife, forged China's unyielding backbone with their blood and bones!

The author's completed novels: the modern-day romance and food story "The Shen Family Has Many Rules"

The modern-day fantasy story "Xiu Ning"

The modern-day healing story "Those Who Make Do"

Everyone is welcome to follow the author's column and Sina Weibo account, "Jinjiang Jun Linlang"!

Theme: The history of ordinary people resisting the Japanese invasion; the blood and tears of ordinary people forged the backbone of the Chinese nation