War of Resistance: Infinite Troop Spawns, One Division Takes Ping'an

Did they delete the comments? Let me see if I can still read this book.

Author, your synopsis and the book you wrote don't match! Don't you respect your readers? And the system? I can't understand it at all—it's a complete idiot! Isn't it supposed to be a troop-producing system? There are no troops! Were those 500 troops awarded for saving lives? What about the 200 cannons that killed the two characters? What about the Type 92 infantry guns and the 105mm howitzers?

If the author doesn't write, will Li Yunlong not write anything else?

The storyline of "Bright Sword" begins in ** year, while the Battle of Xuzhou had just ended when Zhou Weiguo was at Qingfeng Village.

I generally don't read novels about the War of Resistance against Japan. Why? Doesn't the protagonist having a system and joining a faction limit his own potential? For example, if the protagonist develops independently without restrictions, he can unify the world in a year. Joining a faction, however, adds many times more time. And then there's the suspicion and other problems. It's too much trouble.

There are more and more articles about the War of Resistance against Japan by Li Shenlong.

Looking at the main character, a regiment of only 400 men, yet they surrendered so much equipment—what's the point? Just disband them. What a joke. Thirty men charging a position held by two thousand. They're practically just feeding the enemy. Are the Japanese soldiers firing into the air?

Zhang Dabiao removed the brain and licked his lips.

Author, your introduction describes a massive troop production system, but where's your actual system...?

Answer: Currently, it is forbidden to write about historical and cultural changes, personnel, officials, self-organized armies, etc. In Feilu's anti-Japanese war novels.