Restricted Zone 1986

Time-Traveling Girl VS. Soviet KGB Captain

Through the cycle of time, she witnessed the end of an era.

"My dear Alexei, my Alyosha, I can't stop the giant from falling, but I will wrest you from the hands of death!"

In March 1986, young Alexei Khangimonov never would have imagined that someone would deliberately bump into a KGB captain, let alone that the culprit would be a beautiful young woman.

The homeless Chinese girl lifted her tear-streaked eyes and pleaded pitifully, "Officer, you have to take responsibility for me!!!"

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One day in 1989, Gorbachev wrote the following in his reply to children in Sichuan, China: "Dear young friends, I read your letter with great emotion. You expressed so warmly and sincerely what matters most to children and adults alike: world peace and the happiness of all humanity. I am sure that the children of the Soviet Union can understand the feelings of Chinese children just as well. Like you, they long for lasting peace on our beautiful planet..."

Note: This is a parallel universe where the world is changed. There is a two-century time difference between the male and female leads, and both are hopeless romantics. The era in which the female lead lives is known as the "Tower Age (Liuguang)." Liuguang, a great woman, was a witness to the founding of the Tower Age.

Other old Soviet and German transmigration novels:

"Dawn [World War II]" (German CP)

"Moonlight at Dusk [World War II]" (Soviet CP)

"Misaligned Starlight [World War II]" (German CP)

Theme: A forgotten corner became a forbidden zone for life.