Recommended three novels with female protagonists traveling through World War II, with book reviews

1. Book title: "Midnight in Prague" Author: Lang Yan

Short review: World War II The subject matter is that the heroine is an overseas student studying flute. She admires Kafka, and gained the ability to travel through time and space with this worship. She went to Prague in 1918, met the writer she admired, and met the love of her life - a man. Lord Eberhardt. The male protagonist is a noble of Sak Shen. He was ten years old when he first met the heroine. He fell into the water and was rescued by the heroine. Then they met a second time, when the hero was eighteen years old, and their love began. In modern times, the heroine has a boyfriend because of that encounter on the train. He looks exactly like the male protagonist in modern times and is also called Albert. The female protagonist always thought that the male protagonist she met after time travel was actually based on her boyfriend, so she was very close to him. Later, she realized something was wrong and realized that her hysteria was getting worse, so she confessed to her boyfriend, and then the two of them broke up. On the day she fell out of love, the heroine traveled back to modern times and discovered that the two Albert Hurts were actually different. She saw her own heart clearly. After getting along for a period of time, the two fell in love. The emotional scenes in the middle are very sweet, and the subsequent plot is interspersed with many historical events in Germany and the occurrence of World War II. The male protagonist is a gentleman and loyal, the female protagonist is smart and considerate, and the part where the two fall in love is really sweet!

2. Book title: "The War Begins in 1938" Author: Crazy Diuzi

Short review: The heroine wakes up and becomes a girl whose family lives in France and who studies in Germany. , it is a pity that she woke up in the era of World War II, which was destined to be unsafe, and started her journey because of a letter from her brother. The male protagonist also traveled through time. Unfortunately, the male protagonist traveled through time to the son of a German officer. Even though he knew that fighting for Germany was destined to fail, he could not change anything as a small person. He could only prevent himself from getting out of trouble. There are too many mistakes in following history. When the male and female protagonists first met, one was very panicked and the other rarely saw a Chinese person. He recalled the past. In fact, the two of them had lost their vests long ago without noticing each other. Later, when the male protagonist sent the female protagonist to France, the part where the two knew their identities was still Quite touching. Crazy Diaozi’s novels all give people a very real feeling. The male and female protagonists rely on their few European histories of World War II to survive, and they have no ability to change the direction of history. They can’t even change the tragedies of their friends. Everyone in the novels They have their own stories and characters, and the war makes everyone a tragedy. By the way, my love for the second male lead ~

3, book title: "A Blind Date among German Peasants" Author: Engelchen

Short review: The heroine meets a scumbag, the hero meets a scumbag Female, there are a lot of weird things in it. In order to avoid the weird relatives, the heroine's promotion in a state-owned enterprise was ruined. Her biological parents tried to prevent her from getting divorced and tried every means to get money from her to raise her son and grandson. The heroine only took her 500,000 yuan to go abroad. She had been frustrated for the rest of her life and decided to follow her friend's advice and start over. She participated in a foreign dating show and fell in love with the cold, hot and sultry peasant hero. He went to the German Alps and lived a pastoral life. The heroine conquered them with delicious food. The male protagonist belongs to a run-down aristocracy. He is not rich and powerful, but he can still afford food and clothing by relying on his ancestral land. Both his mother and ex-wife couldn't stand the loneliness in the countryside and left him. His brother with low emotional intelligence pretended to be the male protagonist and signed up for a blind date show, which led to the encounter between the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist has the rigidity of a German, but his character is upright. I like to watch the heroine capture foreign friends with delicious food. The theme of the plot is to abuse the scum and have fun. It is a happy farm. Retreating to the countryside can be said to be an unconventional way.