War of Resistance: Yunlong, Make Us Proud, Your Brother’s Already a General

That's too much. Let's go abroad after this.

It's so much better to have a system and work independently; joining any organization only leads to being mistreated.

I'd like to ask, does the protagonist do it himself, or does he vote for the red side?

The most common problem in system-generated soldier novels is that system soldiers are worthless; the protagonist gives all the good stuff to his younger brother, Li Yunlong, while his subordinates receive only verbal praise and no promotion for meritorious service. They immediately rush to the front lines in battle, and there's never any post-battle care or support for the wounded or injured. Frankly, without system soldiers, the army would have mutinied long ago.

First there's a younger brother, then an older brother. Will we see older sisters and younger sisters coming up later?

Drinking soldiers' blood, half the men die in a battle, they can't even survive, and they're not allowed any room for advancement.

Mindless enthusiasm is the most deadly and toxic.

Li Yunlong's will: Actually, I have another grandfather (facepalm). Why are all the posts on Feilu lately this type?

Eldest brother Li Yuntian Second brother Li Yunlong Third brother Li Yunba Fourth brother Li Yunbu

If there's a system, I think going solo is best, because I don't want to think about how Li Yunlong died in the end. No matter where you join, if you're not the leader, you might get kicked out when it comes to dividing the spoils. Even if you are the leader, you might still get kicked out, so even a leader needs to be able to control their subordinates. Even if you can't establish a nation on a large island, you can go to an island at sea.