War of Resistance: I Build the Iron Fist Regiment and Tear Through Northwestern Shanxi!

Let me put it this way. When I first took over the new regiment, the troops' hairstyles were a mess, they lacked hair care experience, and most importantly, they lacked hairspray. The entire regiment had less than ten bottles of hair gel, not a single bottle of hair treatment oil, and the hairspray was the old-fashioned hair wax.

Once you see that it's a selection system, there's nothing interesting to see. The rewards from the system are all of different values; anyone could tell which one to choose. It's obvious the system has already made the selections for you, and the protagonist is just a puppet of the system.

The author is completely unrigorous with the data: initially, 110,000 jin of grain were seized in Jiajiatun and transported away in 3 flatbed carts. How big are 3 flatbed carts that can carry 55 tons and 110,000 jin?

Is there no other material for the War of Resistance against Japan besides "Bright Sword"?

Please, author, understand the basics before writing.

Just cut him off already. A graduate of the Frunze Military Academy with combat merits is enough to make you a regimental commander. You're asking the commander-in-chief for a position? Don't you want to live? Why don't you just become a division commander? I can't speak for other military academies, but you probably don't know about the Frunze Military Academy.

What kind of organization is the Japanese army? Are they organized into companies, battalions, and regiments? How can they get such basic facts wrong?

What happens after the protagonist wins?

Have the troops in the notebook all been upgraded to battalions? What talent...

The author is making things up again. Li Yunlong met Tian Yu during the Huaihai Campaign; there was no "Great Sweep" whatsoever.