I Am Wielding My Sword as a Wolf Warrior

It's a good player who travels to the world of Liangjian and plays a small life. The writing in the early stage is still very good. Various Li Yunlong's classic scenes and voices are all vivid. After 300 chapters, it is a bit confusing and the big scenes are uncontrollable, but it is still okay for reading during the book shortage period. As someone who has been hardest hit by dancing with shackles, I can only say that the author's idea in this book of using the system to make up for the rigid rules is a good one, but it's just that he didn't dance well and got himself entangled. As a result, it was somewhat powerless to make up for the losses caused by this setting in the early stage. Also, the ending was also affected by the shackles, which forced it to end abruptly and cut off the remaining two major parts in a somewhat nondescript manner. However, putting aside these objective issues, the author is still very good at depicting the subdivided plots. If you can stick with it, it's worth watching.

The title of the book is quite discouraging, and it feels like it has all the bad points, but the quality is very guaranteed! To be honest, under self-castration, it is really easy to write about a certain period 404. It is indeed a breakthrough point to start a book by borrowing from The World of Bright Sword. What follows are recommendations without spoilers: The description of the war scenes is very immersive, and the overall strategic and tactical design also seems to be intelligent. Regarding the Japanese commander's intelligence reduction operation, it can be attributed to two points. On the one hand, the Japanese were too conceited at that time, which led to Tubal Road, and on the other hand, it was the advanced nature at the tactical level. The disadvantage is that the annihilation of one brigade and one division is indeed a bit too mythical from a sensory perspective, and overall it feels a bit more like a battle flag. The main reason is that the title of the book is indeed a bit discouraging. At first glance, it looks like a studio novel, and the early opening does have the flavor of a studio novel. The design of the sensational fragments is a bit deliberate. Of course, it is deliberate. I can't write it anyway. It is new wine in old bottles and it is written in the author's personal style. The emotional scene is a bit awkward, so just ignore it. After all, the original work of Liang Jian is not very good. The original work of Liang Jian here refers to the novel. The TV series can adapt the original work of Liang Jian into a classic because of the strong skills of the screenwriter and the strength of the director and cast.

Supplement: Completed Those who have watched Bright Sword can take a look and their minds will be filled with the voice of Teacher Li Youbin. Recommendation: 3 and a half stars General introduction: It is a good player who travels to the world of Liangjian to play a small life. The writing in the early stage is still very good. Various classic scenes of Li Yunlong and the voices are all vivid. After 300 chapters, it is a bit confusing and the big scenes cannot be controlled. But it is still okay for reading during the book shortage period.

Background tip: The time traveler Wang Ye opened his eyes and found that his tactical helmet had turned into a gray cloth military cap. The scenery in the scope was a famous scene from "Bright Sword" - Li Yunlong was shouting Italian cannon! In this parallel world penetrated by the soul of the modern soldier king, the bombarded northwest of Shanxi has become his battlefield. Every stronghold is a survival copy that needs to be unlocked, and every Japanese captain is an epic BOSS to be defeated. Tips on setting: As a modern soldier, Wang Ye has modern tactical thinking. He can travel through time to the Bright Sword, complete tasks, and receive treasure chest rewards. These are all abilities that are beneficial to the battlefield. Comment tips: It has the passionate passion of "Bright Sword" and the fast pace of modern military novels. The author's description of tactical details is solid, such as the defense settings of "cold soldier-level physique" and the application of sniper tactics, which enhances the sense of battlefield immersion. The portrayal of the original characters such as Li Yunlong and Chu Yunfei is relatively close to the original work, retaining Li Yunlong's "ruffian spirit" and Chu Yunfei's "Confucian general" qualities, while giving the protagonist Wang Ye the position of "super consultant" to form a complement. Members of the independent group such as Wei Dayong and Wang Xikui were also reactivated, and the group portrait interaction was full of "Soldier Assault"-style camaraderie. The tragic endings of the original characters were rewritten (for example, Zhao Gang and Li Yunlong were saved from committing suicide) The growth line of "Wolf Warrior Squad" is intertwined with the main line of the Anti-Japanese War, from sneak attacks on Japanese strongholds to the War of Liberation and the War of Resistance against U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea. The plot spans a long time but is fast-paced. For example, in "Laohu Bay Ambush", the protagonist uses modern tactics to defeat more with less, which includes both wits and hearty battle scenes. The author is good at creating exciting points through "counter-routine" operations, such as the surrender of the puppet troops and the Japanese troops being teased. Slot minefield: Some of the tactical victories were too "cheating". For example, the protagonist used modern special warfare methods to achieve the "total annihilation of Japanese divisions" in the 1940s, which was criticized for being close to an "anti-Japanese drama." System settings (such as "cold soldier-level physique" that is immune to cold weapon damage) appear abrupt in the early stage. Although the system's presence is weakened in the later stage, it still affects the quality of serious military literature. The refreshing framework of "fighting monsters and upgrading" leads to the plot advancement relying on the "battle cycle", and some chapters have a sense of repetition (such as repeated sneak attacks on strongholds and ambushes of Japanese troops). In addition, strategic deductions rely too much on the protagonist's "prophetic perspective", which weakens the depth of the game between ourselves and the enemy. There is a sense of disconnect between the tragic undertone of the original work "Bright Sword" and the passionate "Wolf Warrior" style of this book. For example, Zhao Gang's idealistic tragedy in the original work was rewritten as "martyrdom for his country on the battlefield." Although it satisfied the need for a sense of satisfaction, it weakened the ideological nature of the character's arc.