Under the Beacon Fire

I, too, am a deserter from the flames of war. That book remained at the top of my bookshelf until I could no longer see its contents.

Alas, after the flames of war, there were no more articles about the War of Resistance.

The deserters of the Ninth Company passed by here and buried the mule's treasure.

Does anyone know Xiaozhi Xianxian's real identity? Is it possible to find him? I really want him to continue writing; if he dares to write it, I'll subscribe to the whole series. If you encounter any difficulties, please let me know, and we'll all help you solve them.

Xiao Zhi Xianxian's "The Deserter from the Blazing Fire" is the best book, my personal masterpiece, because its significance lies in its realism; I haven't seen a book with that realistic style in a very long time. The sequel is really good, and I hope it will be completed.

The novel *Beacon Fire* itself has three main storylines: romance, espionage, and war. These are interwoven with several supporting subplots, creating the image of a veteran suffering from severe war fatigue. Many things that couldn't be explicitly stated are made clear to those who understand.

Released in mid-November, the collection-to-subscription ratio is 7:1, ranking in the top 30 on Qidian, surpassing most top authors. Although the number of collections is small, I started writing out of a momentary interest. Standing on the shoulders of Xian Da, I am extremely apprehensive. This book is classified as fan fiction, so it is not copyrighted. Since the copyright belongs to Xian Da, I am very pleased.

Today I read "The Deserter in the Flames of War," a very realistic book. Everyone has their own thoughts and prejudices, so there are conflicts and contradictions everywhere. It's a real, unsimplistic portrayal of war. But it's regrettable that the truth is suppressed while falsehood prevails.

Disappointing. Not enough! Two chapters a day isn't even enough to finish in a few minutes.

It feels too scattered. Writing it as a grassroots history of the War of Resistance Against Japan actually dilutes the stories of the main characters, Hu Yi and Xiao Hongying, as well as Su Qing and Gao Yidao.