Starting from the Film and Television My Team Leader

Pianos were transported on the hump route, and injured soldiers were buried alive. The Allied instructors paid military pay for their front legs, but someone took away their back legs. They had to eat 20 meters a day, and they were buried alive because their athlete's foot was so smelly. The wounded soldiers found hospitals on their own, and the next day of the battle, a regiment lost 700 men that day. I can't think of changing the feathers or the head. Going to the battlefield requires money for bullets. If you don't give a bribe, you will be tied to a tree and stabbed to death with a bayonet if you see him. Pick up weapons and sell them to the enemy, and invite the Japanese to come and fight, then ask for them from above, and continue to ask for them after selling them. When entering the hospital, they were stripped naked and had to tie their hands with ropes. Soldiers would kill the doctors if they wanted to cure the disease, and the doctors would kill the soldiers if they didn't cure the disease. Two meals of rice porridge a day, being bitten to death by lice in the hospital, a 50% cure rate, and still being a recorded casualty. The prevalence of malaria among soldiers is 90%, and more than 10% of non-war casualties occur in a year. Wear winter clothes in the summer, sell your winter clothes in winter so you can wear summer clothes, and soybeans are considered as a sick meal once a month. --I'm not kidding, it's all true.

First of all, the publication of this book is the result of several days of work between me and the reviewers. The book was released on May 24th, and it took several days of work to be put on the shelves for everyone to see, which is the official release on the 27th. Moreover, I made a guarantee with the editor that I would not change the course of history, make choices that would taint politics, nor violate the justice of the alliance camp during the Anti-Japanese War, nor go beyond the common sense of reality. Even the title of the book was changed by the editor. It must indicate the background of the film and television drama and create it according to the plot of the film and television drama, rather than writing based on history. Some things cannot be written, some subject matter is difficult to publish, and changes will be rejected at every turn. Characters are also made up, or real names are hidden and replaced by job titles or "words". And I guarantee that these will be passed, and any violation will be removed immediately.

I am watching the anchor play the explosive killing male gun. Recommendation: "Who is the Prime Minister of Japan? I will end his life. The two-shot critical hit of the S12 male gun with instant penetration and explosive killing runes has been configured--wegame one-click rune has been configured." I plan to play some games after get off work. The quality of the author is low and it has nothing to do with his nationality. I just want to learn how to play jungle with a male gun, especially how to use the ultimate move to kill targets in a huge crowd.

It's very immersive, and it's a really good book.

Fully writes the wonderful story of the group leader fanfic

It's a niche masterpiece, and it's well written. Some of the details are very close to that era. The author must have checked a lot of information.

It's well written and very real. I like it.

After watching Tuanzi for the first time, I don't want to watch it a second time. It's so real. From the First Opium War to the founding of New China, the land of China has been covered in red! May China never be like this again! May China prosper! ! !

Very good, I haven't seen such a good novel in several years. The details are perfect.

The story style feels quite realistic, especially the details. There are many characters, but they are well portrayed. I feel that each character is well portrayed and is vivid and flesh-and-blood. All in all, I highly recommend this kind of war drama. The book is hard to find now, so it is worth reading carefully and savoring slowly. It's not a fast food article. It's a masterpiece. I look forward to the follow-up. The bad thing is that updates are too slow. It's hard to wait.