Bright Sword Military Industry System

The plot of Liang Jian that the author watched is a bit different from the plot that I watched. First, Li Yunlong just came there to talk to Kong Jie about Yamamoto, and then the monk immediately appeared? The political commissar is still on the way at this time. Are you monks here? Furthermore, the protagonist believes that Yamamoto's finding of the Eighth Route Headquarters was the point where the traitor Zhu Ziming reported. However, Zhu Ziming was caught by Yamamoto during the later sweeps, and that's when he rebelled. Yamamoto found the headquarters because he had a new technology radio signal tracker. Eighth Route was only found if the headquarters had a radio station, not because he was a traitor~_~

Isn't it a military-industrial system? There are more than seventy chapters, how many times has it been released in your system? If you can't write, don't write, it's rubbish.

Li Yunlong can't get along with ordinary people, and you have problems writing Li Yunlong's character. You are a capable person, and Li Yunlong will definitely respect you. When you write about Li Yunlong, I don't feel that he has any respect. The second point is that the protagonist's character is too soft. Let me tell the truth. People who fight against Japanese soldiers must have a sense of pride and will never be submissive in front of their superiors. No matter how powerful you were, in those days, if you had no temper, others would look down on you. Even if you can research things. Because everyone is out to fight the Japanese, and if you don't have a temper, you won't be bullied every day. The people of that era had completely different ideas from ours.

Rabbit: I have a system! Devil: I have an author! Rabbit: I have missiles that will knock you out! Japs: We resisted for eight years! Rabbit: I have a nuclear bomb and I will beat the shit out of you! Japs: We still resisted for eight years!

In the end, there was still a war. People who have fought in wars have seen a lot. Are there people who are professional in the military industry and produce a large number of weapons and ammunition for the use of the Eighth Route Army? Not to mention that it is more advanced than Japan, but its weapons and equipment are equal to Japan.

The title of the book almost fooled me. The Anti-Japanese War does not necessarily require going to the front line. Producing food, medicine and supplies in the rear, and firearms and ammunition are also a type of Anti-Japanese War. The division of labor is just different. Soldiers on the front line have no source of supplies from the rear, and the casualties will definitely be more severe. The Anti-Japanese War does not necessarily require going to the front line, because you are also fighting in the rear, even if you are a production worker in the rear production team. The materials produced will also be sent to the front line. You must know that the protagonist also has a military industry system, and he is desperately developing the military industry in the rear. With advanced weapons at the rear. The soldiers on the front line don't know how many fewer people will die. If the protagonist goes to the front line alone, how many people can he save, that is, the people in Li Yunlong's regiment, but if the protagonist develops military industry in the rear? Those who can be saved are all the Eighth Route Army soldiers.

The little devil has been struggling in China for eight years. It's not easy! Wouldn't it be enough to simply annihilate the little Japanese! Why bother?

It feels like Li Yunlong is like Nobita here, and Xiao Dongbei is like Doraemon, which made me laugh to death.

I have been banned as an author for three times because I posted a comment and was divided by you.

I liked the previous book Expeditionary Force, keep going. . .