A Spring Day
小春日和
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 294k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
88Chapters
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36.5kRecs
8.2kFans
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Reader comments 31
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It's really a morbid mentality. It's OK to write about France, but not Japan. The leader is also scolded endlessly. Whenever he writes about Japan, he must describe it negatively, just like the Japanese professor in the first three chapters of the surgery live broadcast room.
It's strange that those people clearly saw the introduction. If you don't like this type of genre, you can choose not to read it →_→ This is always your choice. They always abuse themselves like this and then moan in the comment area. I'm really speechless -_-||
This book is unfair. It was originally a book to criticize the Japanese ruling class during World War II, that is, the garbage that provoked the war and caused massacres but escaped post-war sanctions. However, it ended up being criticized so hard that it was not written anymore. I really don't know if those people who complained didn't read the book, or if they read it and felt that the protagonist shouldn't target that garbage.
In Japan at that time, no one was innocent.
Although I have not read this book, I have browsed the book review section and I have an idea of what it is about. I believe that a considerable number of people have been recommended by teachers during their teenage years. The book "Little Doudou by the Window" is about Kuroyanagi Tetsuko's childhood and post-war life. This book has been listed as a recommended reading for teenagers and is quite popular.
Japan after World War II, motherland? Whose motherland🙂
Come on
Come on, author, ignore those keyboard warrior jokes.
Some people are here just to be malicious, right? The emperor's grave has been dug up and dismembered, so why do people still think this is a pro-Japanese novel?
This book is well written. The senior sister has always ensured the quality, but she was so criticized that she stopped writing. Damn it.
It is a good book, the writing is smooth, and it feels quite comfortable to read, as smooth as Dove. After Japan's defeat, the protagonist went to Japan in the name of the Allies to reform and recover those Japanese war elements who had escaped trial in court. Tokyo Trial supplement?