Why are there so few World War II time-travel novels that travel through France?

The World War II novels that he recommended were World War II Mad Dragons and Marvel's Mind Transporter. " Mad Dragon of World War II " told the story of Xu Yang, who had been in the army for five years, traveling back to the era of World War II. Under the background of the European war and the struggle for hegemony, he became the " Chinese Mad Dragon " that made his enemies tremble in fear. Through an unexpected telepathic transmission, Marvel's Mind Transporter told the story of the protagonist traveling from Earth in the 21st century to the eve of World War II. These two novels might be the more popular choices for traveling through World War II.

I recommend the novel " The Fox of France " to you. The story is about a naturally cowardly engineering man who, for some reason, traveled to the French Revolution and became the older brother of the future Emperor Napoleon. He chose to cling to this thigh and wait for death, or seize the opportunity to create his own great cause. I hope you like my recommendation.

"Elegy of World War II: Dreaming of the Rhine River" was a novel that traveled through World War II in Nazi-Germany. It told the story of love and hate in the dark history. It was worth reading. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Here are some recommendations for movies and novels that travel through ancient France: 1. The Lover is a French movie that tells the love story between a poor French girl and a rich Chinese young master. The story takes place in Vietnam, a French colony in 1929, showing the love and struggle of two people in different backgrounds. 2. " Reborn in France as a Painter " is a novel that travels through ancient France. It tells the story of a middle school art teacher who travels through the history of European art in the late 19th century. He became Mr. Tony Monet, who had a profound influence on Van Gogh, picasso, and others, and gradually began his artistic journey. I hope the above recommendations will satisfy your interest in movies and novels that travel through ancient France.

The Yuan Dynasty was an important period in Chinese history, and it was also the lowest point of Chinese feudal society. Therefore, it was very common to travel to the Yuan Dynasty and become a plot in novels. However, due to the historical background of the Yuan Dynasty and modern society, there were many places that needed to be paid attention to when writing Yuan Dynasty travel novels. The political system and social structure of the Yuan Dynasty was different from that of the modern era. At that time, China was under the rule of the Mongol Empire and practiced the political and social system of grassland culture. Modern society was under the rule of central power. In addition, the development of science and technology in the Yuan Dynasty was relatively late compared to modern society. The historical background of the Yuan Dynasty was also difficult to control in the novel. The establishment and fall of the Yuan Dynasty was a major turning point in Chinese history, involving politics, culture, economy and many other fields. In novels, it was often necessary to explore these issues in depth, otherwise it would be difficult for readers to understand the plot and characters in the novel. There were many aspects that needed to be considered when writing a Yuan Dynasty time-travel novel, including historical background, political system, social structure, technological development, cultural background, etc. These were all difficult to grasp. Therefore, there were very few Yuan Dynasty time-travel novels. On the one hand, it was difficult to control. On the other hand, it also took into account the reader's reading experience.

Of course, I highly recommend "Crossing the Third Reich." This novel uses the female protagonist's perspective to travel to Germany during World War II. It uses a unique perspective to show how the female protagonist trains herself and gets along with the people around her during this special period. The story was compact, the plot was full of twists and turns, and it was very attractive. It was definitely a time-travel novel that would make people forget to leave. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😘

I recommend Marvel's Mind Transmitters to you. It was a novel about the infinite universe. The protagonist traveled to the Marvel World on the eve of World War II and fought with Marvel heroes such as Steve Roger. The novel was finished, and the readers could read the entire story line in one go. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

Another is 'Bonjour Tristesse' by Françoise Sagan. This novel delves into the life of a young girl, Cécile, during the post - war years in France. It explores themes of love, loss, and the carefree lifestyle of the French upper class. Cécile's relationship with her father and his various love interests, as well as her own experiences with love, paint a vivid picture of the post - war French social scene and the complex nature of romance at that time.

The Yuan Dynasty was a very important period in Chinese history, but time-travel novels tended to focus more on the plot and character creation than the historical background. The political, social, and cultural environment of the Yuan Dynasty was very different from that of modern society, so the author needed to spend more time and effort to adapt to this background, otherwise the plot and characters in the novel might become unrealistic or difficult to understand. The culture and art of the Yuan Dynasty also had great characteristics, such as the ruling style and cultural traditions of the Mongol Empire. These characteristics were not easy to understand and accept in modern society, which would also affect the creation of time-travel novels. For the above reasons, the creation of time-travel novels in the Yuan Dynasty was relatively small, but this did not mean that they did not exist or could not be created. If the author could deeply understand the society, politics, and culture of the Yuan Dynasty and make full use of the plot element of time-travel to create a time-travel novel with a sense of reality, depth, and appeal, it would also produce very popular works.

This question involved many different time-travel novels and story modes. Different authors had different explanations and preferences. The following are some possible reasons: The technology of World War II was already advanced enough to meet the needs of the story. During World War II, humans had invented many important technologies such as radar, radio, computers, missiles, nuclear weapons, etc. These technologies also played a great role in the story, so the author might think that introducing modern technology into the story would affect the development of the story. Many time-travel novels are about the adaptation of historical or mythological stories. These stories often have a fixed plot and ending. Therefore, the author might choose to keep the existing plot and ending rather than introduce new technology. Many protagonists in time-travel novels have a strong sense of morality and mission. They hope to save the world or protect mankind. From this point of view, introducing modern technology into the story may conflict with the protagonist's ideas, so they may not be willing to introduce modern technology. Some authors may think that introducing modern technology into the story will weaken the authenticity and credibility of the story. They believed that true history and myths should not be altered or subverted, so they might choose to end it at the level of World War II. These are just some of the possible reasons why the specific author and story style will determine why modern technology does not appear in time-travel novels.