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Yes, that's the author. The more absurd and unrealistic the writing is, the easier it is to pass the review. The more historical and detailed the content is, the more it gets passed.

Why not open a warlock account and buy wholesale healing stones for the soul fragments of Japanese traitors? Sneaking behind enemy lines and opening a portal to pull the troops over, Ba Ye used a big knife in one hand and a healing stone in the other: Hey! Your Eighth Route Grandpa is hot!

When a gun is fired, it is called "Pak Gou". I suggest the author to watch the Russian-Ukrainian war video. It's so painful to watch

The first part is okay, but the second part feels like a book in FL. Each chapter is separate, and many plot points are mentioned briefly and then disappeared. It feels like a studio book.

The author writes well, don't make it a mess! ! !

You can tell when you see the protagonist going crazy and killing enemies with meritorious deeds, but in the end there is no change in his position. In the follow-up, he is finally awarded the rank of Major General. Why? Because the protagonist can only lead a few special forces at most, large-scale regiment combat command cannot be involved, and the number of troops he can lead is also very limited. Not much of a future.

The author should change the secret agent brigade to the special brigade. The secret agent brigade sounds like it is engaged in infiltration behind enemy lines.

The content is very logical and not objectionable. Although it is a bit mythical, it is not outrageous. Overall it is very good.

Thumbs up, it's good but not excessive. Unlike others, which are always German and American, or cannons and tanks. I fought a few small battles, and the rewards are better than the equipment of the Central Army's ace German regiment.

The numbers are so confusing. It's annoying to look at them.