Liang Sword: We Lao Li is Really a Man of Culture
by Ranbusha
About This Novel
Travel into the world of Liangjian and gain an omniscient and omnipotent system after becoming Li Yunlong! From now on, master the top-level scientific and technological knowledge and build the strongest army on land! Poor and without weapons? It doesn't matter, mechanical physics technology is extracted, M14, 155 howitzers can be made at will, and the scared Japanese will run all over the place! What? Short on medication? It doesn't matter, chemical, biotechnology, extraction, all come to me to buy medicine. The troops don't have enough to eat and are as hungry as skinny monkeys? It doesn't exist. With the extraction of modern agricultural technology, rice and white flour can be eaten freely. Li Yunlong's soldiers must train a lot every day to avoid gaining weight! Chu Yunfei: Brother Yunlong, I will trade a battalion's equipment with you for two advanced weapons. I just want Brother Yunlong to fulfill your wish! Kong Erluzi: Lao Li, we are all our brothers, what's wrong with supporting me with weapons and equipment?
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Author: I don't know how many times you've read "Dear Sword", but I'll tell you why I don't like it.
The first one is that I feel that it is better to write another character than to directly replace Li Yunlong, because if you replace him, you will not have that feeling. Instead, you will miss Chu Yunfei. The second is that it is too idealistic to make weapons so early. The third thing is that Li Yunlong suddenly became literate. The first reaction of the head of the headquarters was to arrest him. After all, during the Anti-Japanese War, there were Japanese spies who replaced people in high positions.
If you don't understand mechanics, please don't write about mechanics.
How to finish machining without machine tools? It would be nice if the barrel was that easy to process.
Seeing that the Japanese were stunned in the previous chapters, the people in the team were still afraid that Li Yunlong would appear in person.
Seeing that the Japanese were stunned in the previous chapters, the people in the team were still afraid of having Li Yunlong personally appear. In the TV series, when the entire regiment was surrounded and completely suppressed, the team was able to push the front line hundreds of meters despite high casualties. You can tell me this is so timid. Just to set off the protagonist.
Are you kidding me?
You should be more rigorous when writing Anti-Japanese War novels. While others were fighting at the front, you ran to the back to clean up the battlefield. After all, could it be that the Eighth Route Army's military regulations were so casual at that time? Shouldn't the captured items be handed over and then distributed? He just pointed his gun at his own people without giving him any compensation, and there was a flash of murderous intent in his eyes. How funny is this?
You're talking nonsense.
Would Feng Nan and Tian Yu have three wives and four concubines? Feng Nan was Zhao Gang's wife in the original work.
Too naive
When the Sakata Regiment was wiped out at the beginning, where did the weapons and equipment go? One Regiment had enough weapons to equip 3.4 Thousand people. They even went to the arsenal to make weapons. Guns can be made, but bullets are not easy to make. Even if there are guns, there are not so many bullets.
Xiaobai Shuangwen
Don't say anything else, just see for yourself. It would be great if the revolutionary predecessors really had such a complete military-industrial system, capable of producing guns and ammunition, and able to mass-produce m16 and small-caliber bullets. How many seniors can live with this and get angry when they see you writing randomly? No matter how ignorant you are, you should understand it well before writing. 😎😎
No anti-Japanese drama would dare to write like this
It's too poisonous. Just burning that little grass won't do much good.
Speechless, gave up
Even if the TV series about the Anti-Japanese War is a magical drama, this book is also written as a magical book. This IQ, oh, living weeds cannot be burned. You still need to ask people about this, whether common sense is good, a bunch of IQ lowers,
I just can't stand it after two or three chapters.
Those who write this kind of novel don't have any brains, and those who read it don't have any brains either.
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Official(75)
Author: I don't know how many times you've read "Dear Sword", but I'll tell you why I don't like it.
The first one is that I feel that it is better to write another character than to directly replace Li Yunlong, because if you replace him, you will not have that feeling. Instead, you will miss Chu Yunfei. The second is that it is too idealistic to make weapons so early. The third thing is that Li Yunlong suddenly became literate. The first reaction of the head of the headquarters was to arrest him. After all, during the Anti-Japanese War, there were Japanese spies who replaced people in high positions.
If you don't understand mechanics, please don't write about mechanics.
How to finish machining without machine tools? It would be nice if the barrel was that easy to process.
Seeing that the Japanese were stunned in the previous chapters, the people in the team were still afraid that Li Yunlong would appear in person.
Seeing that the Japanese were stunned in the previous chapters, the people in the team were still afraid of having Li Yunlong personally appear. In the TV series, when the entire regiment was surrounded and completely suppressed, the team was able to push the front line hundreds of meters despite high casualties. You can tell me this is so timid. Just to set off the protagonist.
Are you kidding me?
You should be more rigorous when writing Anti-Japanese War novels. While others were fighting at the front, you ran to the back to clean up the battlefield. After all, could it be that the Eighth Route Army's military regulations were so casual at that time? Shouldn't the captured items be handed over and then distributed? He just pointed his gun at his own people without giving him any compensation, and there was a flash of murderous intent in his eyes. How funny is this?
You're talking nonsense.
Would Feng Nan and Tian Yu have three wives and four concubines? Feng Nan was Zhao Gang's wife in the original work.
Too naive
When the Sakata Regiment was wiped out at the beginning, where did the weapons and equipment go? One Regiment had enough weapons to equip 3.4 Thousand people. They even went to the arsenal to make weapons. Guns can be made, but bullets are not easy to make. Even if there are guns, there are not so many bullets.
Xiaobai Shuangwen
Don't say anything else, just see for yourself. It would be great if the revolutionary predecessors really had such a complete military-industrial system, capable of producing guns and ammunition, and able to mass-produce m16 and small-caliber bullets. How many seniors can live with this and get angry when they see you writing randomly? No matter how ignorant you are, you should understand it well before writing. 😎😎
No anti-Japanese drama would dare to write like this
It's too poisonous. Just burning that little grass won't do much good.
Speechless, gave up
Even if the TV series about the Anti-Japanese War is a magical drama, this book is also written as a magical book. This IQ, oh, living weeds cannot be burned. You still need to ask people about this, whether common sense is good, a bunch of IQ lowers,
I just can't stand it after two or three chapters.
Those who write this kind of novel don't have any brains, and those who read it don't have any brains either.
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