King of Air Combat
About This Novel
During the Battle of Songhu, the Chinese Air Force assisted the [Eight Hundred] warriors in the bloody battle at the [Sihang Warehouse] and dominated the sky above the [Sihang Warehouse]. All Japanese fighter planes that appeared above the warehouse were shot down. In the air, I am hard to defeat. I can fly any bomber and achieve the effect of walking in the air. I am an invincible king killer of the enemy's ground fortress. In 1937, he participated in the Battle of Songhu, piloting the "Fighter" against the "Type 96 carrier-based aircraft"; in 1940, the British "Spitfire" fought against the "BF109E", covering the Normandy landing; in 1944, the "Dragon Tooth" fought against the "Falcon Claw"; in the Pacific, the "Sea Fire" fought against the "Zero", becoming the best in air combat. Then who? Don't worry, let me study at West Point Military Academy for two years and practice my skills by defeating Japanese students.
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Official(73)Scraped 3d ago
The author writes worse and worse, and it is not practical at all. Typical anti-war drama
The author, the more he writes, the worse he gets. Now I realize that the author may be a technical nerd. He has no idea about the history of the Republic of China and no military knowledge at all. The protagonist in the author's novel is not a pilot who has been systematically trained, let alone a pilot who has experienced hundreds of battles. He looks like an ordinary passionate young man in the 21st century who doesn't understand anything. How dare you do stupid things, and no matter how you look at the protagonist, Saint Seiya cannot be beaten to death, an anti-war drama was born! There is no point in following up. Author, I would like to advise you not to treat readers as fools. If you treat readers as fools, you will be a fool. In addition, it is recommended that the author systematically understand the history and figures of the Republic of China before writing, and then become familiar with military attempts. Think carefully before writing.
I feel like there are fewer and fewer themes writing about the Anti-Japanese War now.
No matter what, please support me.
Is there any significance to this passage? I don't understand!
Pure nonsense
It's not realistic at all, just write it down. Return the warehouse to the warehouse where your aircraft is parked.
baffling
The part about assassinating Huang Jun was simply inexplicable. Why couldn't I go on and was about to be struck by lightning? So what kind of time travel and addition system do you write? Even if you kill a traitor, what's the point of traveling through time?
Why
As soon as I read the comments, I lost the desire to read any more and crashed.
I can't stand it anymore.
At the beginning, I spent 80 or 90 chapters in a foreign country, and finally came back to fight the war. As a result, the protagonist stupidly ran to the Japanese warship, and then the Japanese army believed him and took various pictures. . . Let's go back to the chapter about killing the traitor Huang Jun. He couldn't kill him. After running into someone's house, his body ached in various ways. It didn't hurt when he exited Huang Jun's room. Then he started to hurt again when he entered again. What the hell, the world's correction power? Another time, the Anti-Japanese War in Songhu just broke out, and the weather forecast said heavy rain would fall for several days. The protagonist forced a bomber to take off, but the weather suddenly cleared up just after the protagonist flew to Shanghai, and the protagonist's bomber could be found a few kilometers away. Why did the author help the little devil write it? Then in 1940, after finishing the operation in Sihang Warehouse, he went to England to become an instructor. Are there not enough Chinese pilots for you to teach? If you were not fighting against Japan in China, why would you go to England? He also went to fight Germany. . .
Don't make up the word count, it's ridiculous
Can the author please stop adding in the word count? He keeps saying "Young Chinese Air Force". I'm afraid there are 10,000 words at least, which makes me want to vomit.
Electric fan makes cobra?
Is it really okay to persuade someone to quit after just an introduction? You wouldn't mistake a sledgehammer for a cobra, would you?
relatively watery
This novel is so boring to read. It's full of nonsense and can squeeze a lot of water out of it.
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Official(73)Scraped 3d ago
The author writes worse and worse, and it is not practical at all. Typical anti-war drama
The author, the more he writes, the worse he gets. Now I realize that the author may be a technical nerd. He has no idea about the history of the Republic of China and no military knowledge at all. The protagonist in the author's novel is not a pilot who has been systematically trained, let alone a pilot who has experienced hundreds of battles. He looks like an ordinary passionate young man in the 21st century who doesn't understand anything. How dare you do stupid things, and no matter how you look at the protagonist, Saint Seiya cannot be beaten to death, an anti-war drama was born! There is no point in following up. Author, I would like to advise you not to treat readers as fools. If you treat readers as fools, you will be a fool. In addition, it is recommended that the author systematically understand the history and figures of the Republic of China before writing, and then become familiar with military attempts. Think carefully before writing.
I feel like there are fewer and fewer themes writing about the Anti-Japanese War now.
No matter what, please support me.
Is there any significance to this passage? I don't understand!
Pure nonsense
It's not realistic at all, just write it down. Return the warehouse to the warehouse where your aircraft is parked.
baffling
The part about assassinating Huang Jun was simply inexplicable. Why couldn't I go on and was about to be struck by lightning? So what kind of time travel and addition system do you write? Even if you kill a traitor, what's the point of traveling through time?
Why
As soon as I read the comments, I lost the desire to read any more and crashed.
I can't stand it anymore.
At the beginning, I spent 80 or 90 chapters in a foreign country, and finally came back to fight the war. As a result, the protagonist stupidly ran to the Japanese warship, and then the Japanese army believed him and took various pictures. . . Let's go back to the chapter about killing the traitor Huang Jun. He couldn't kill him. After running into someone's house, his body ached in various ways. It didn't hurt when he exited Huang Jun's room. Then he started to hurt again when he entered again. What the hell, the world's correction power? Another time, the Anti-Japanese War in Songhu just broke out, and the weather forecast said heavy rain would fall for several days. The protagonist forced a bomber to take off, but the weather suddenly cleared up just after the protagonist flew to Shanghai, and the protagonist's bomber could be found a few kilometers away. Why did the author help the little devil write it? Then in 1940, after finishing the operation in Sihang Warehouse, he went to England to become an instructor. Are there not enough Chinese pilots for you to teach? If you were not fighting against Japan in China, why would you go to England? He also went to fight Germany. . .
Don't make up the word count, it's ridiculous
Can the author please stop adding in the word count? He keeps saying "Young Chinese Air Force". I'm afraid there are 10,000 words at least, which makes me want to vomit.
Electric fan makes cobra?
Is it really okay to persuade someone to quit after just an introduction? You wouldn't mistake a sledgehammer for a cobra, would you?
relatively watery
This novel is so boring to read. It's full of nonsense and can squeeze a lot of water out of it.
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