Must-Read Stories About Grassroots Support for the War Against Japan 不容错过的红色基层援共抗日好文

1. 1 丧 A Survival Guide to Zombie Towns 丧尸村镇求生指南 Frozen Green Mountain冻青山No CP322k WordsCompleted No powers, no supernatural abilities, just a realistic look at how grassroots organizations handle a zombie outbreak! (A parallel world, not reality) Chen Yunhao had been plagued by bad luck since childhood, but after graduating from college, he landed a government job on his first try! He passed the exam for a township civil service position! Although being single in a remote township meant working like a donkey powered by a nuclear reactor, Chen Yunhao was still happy to head off to this litt 20.8kFavorites14.1kClicks/ch24.7kGifts

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   Reading it in one breath made me feel happy and sad at the same time, and I cried many times. The author is a grassroots worker. Whether it is the writing style, organizational structure, or emergency plan, it is very immersive and realistic. The plot arrangement is very good at mobilizing emotions [crying] The plot is very compact, the writing is plain, the characters are down-to-earth, there are no CP group portraits, no love lines, and no preaching. I feel that only someone who works at the grassroots level every day and has ideals can write such real, rich, and not vain group portraits. This is the apocalyptic novel with Chinese characteristics that I have been looking for!! Everyone, go see it! [Crying] [crying]

2. 2 民 After I Infiltrated the Japanese Army in Republican-Era China 民国之穿进鬼子阵营后 The Little Captain and the Vulcan小舰长与瓦肯人Romance500k WordsOngoing I transmigrated to Republican-era China, but into the body of a Japanese invader. He Zhengnan, a food safety specialist, opened his eyes to find himself turned into Tsuruta Masao, a Japanese student who had witnessed a massacre firsthand and was now at risk of being conscripted. The worst start imaginable! On one side was Kondo, a dark and twisted villain bent on recruiting him to help impose cultural rule. On the other was Comrade Dai, the heroine, who had infiltrated his circle to carry out 5.8kFavorites4.7kClicks/ch68.4kGifts

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   Free text. The male protagonist's romance has very few emotional lines at present, and the male and female protagonists are comrades on the same front. What is rare and valuable about this book is that there are not many red-text blockbuster arguments that affect the readability of the novel. The positions of the author and the protagonist are very upright and will not whitewash the cabinet in the slightest. The plot is compact and immersive, and the perspective is novel. Our male protagonist Xiao He is very miserable... He disguises himself as the enemy camp and works diligently to dig holes and pass on information.

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