Anti-japanese War: Rebuilding the Mountains and Rivers
by Changfeng
About This Novel
Modern special forces Luo Sihai accidentally traveled to the 1937 Songhu Battle battlefield and became a trainee platoon leader under the "Civil Engineering Department". Facing the crazy attack of the Japanese invaders, he quickly rose to prominence by virtue of his dual memory and extraordinary tactical qualities: outnumbered and disguised, he sneaked into the Japanese camp to destroy radio stations and outwit supplies; he blew up tanks alone to turn the tide of the war and annihilated the enemy in street battles. The Shanhe Special Forces were formed and used "ghost tactics" to achieve miracles one after another. They attacked the Japanese army headquarters at night and captured a Japanese major general alive, creating one miracle after another in the history of war. From the timid and cowardly "Luo Xiaogui" to the popularly known as "Luo Crazy", and then to the "Luo Hell King" who was frightened by the Japanese invaders, Luo Sihai quickly grew into a place where the enemy was frightened and defended the great mountains and rivers of the motherland with his own flesh and blood.
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Official(7)Scraped 2d ago
Be realistic and be more humane. Why do you have to be a Dang member to travel through time? Even a GCD member can't do it?
This book is worth recommending
Among a large number of anti-Japanese novels, this is a rare good novel. It takes the general context of the anti-Japanese war as the main line, which makes it easy to have a sense of substitution. The development logic of the story is strict. The protagonist has super strength, but he is not out of the realm of human beings. He is much stronger than those who are in the system. The characters are richly emotionally portrayed, and everyone has distinct personality traits. It's much better than those writers who have more top-notch characters and make up stories randomly.
How about monthly subscription?
How about monthly subscription?
Does Tencent Group accept all books?
This is really more of a drama than an anti-Japanese drama.
Do you know how many soldiers died there? That's a meat grinder, you're a special soldier, fuck you. The more I think about it, the angrier I get.
There are so many typos. There are at least two or three typos in a chapter
What about "Iron-Blooded Army Soul"? Is it over like that?
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Community(0)
Official(7)Scraped 2d ago
Be realistic and be more humane. Why do you have to be a Dang member to travel through time? Even a GCD member can't do it?
This book is worth recommending
Among a large number of anti-Japanese novels, this is a rare good novel. It takes the general context of the anti-Japanese war as the main line, which makes it easy to have a sense of substitution. The development logic of the story is strict. The protagonist has super strength, but he is not out of the realm of human beings. He is much stronger than those who are in the system. The characters are richly emotionally portrayed, and everyone has distinct personality traits. It's much better than those writers who have more top-notch characters and make up stories randomly.
How about monthly subscription?
How about monthly subscription?
Does Tencent Group accept all books?
This is really more of a drama than an anti-Japanese drama.
Do you know how many soldiers died there? That's a meat grinder, you're a special soldier, fuck you. The more I think about it, the angrier I get.
There are so many typos. There are at least two or three typos in a chapter
What about "Iron-Blooded Army Soul"? Is it over like that?
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