
War of Resistance: Encircling the Osaka Division from the Start
抗战:开局围剿大阪师团
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 122k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- War Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
70Chapters
1.5MReads
5.8kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 29
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The head doesn't fit properly. They don't want to fight in the Daban Division. It doesn't mean they don't have fighting ability. The Daban division is so good that it's also Grade A. Chasing the Daban division and fighting for you.
Did the Osaka Division let the domestic troops go? Are you talking about the ghost story told by the marketing account? During the Battle of Xuzhou, there was no battle order for the Osaka Division. They were in the four eastern provinces and even let go of Li Zong's 400,000-strong army. Did he release it in the four northeastern provinces? Why didn't you mention him when he was sweeping up the four eastern provinces? Wasn't it because he saw that he was going to lose, that the combined fleet was destroyed, and he had no supplies, so he did business with the locals? According to what you said, the Japanese soldiers in China after 1944 were still helping domestic landlords to cultivate their land. Are they also good people? Everyone is stunned. Although I write novels and make exaggerated claims, I will not whitewash the devils. Any devil will not do this and he will all deserve to die! If you want to debate with me, you are welcome to come. You must first find out for me the evidence that the Osaka Division participated in the Xuzhou Battle.
Catch the big master group and fuck them hard? Are you trying to advance the time when Changsha is breached? Also, the Osaka Division, as a veteran Class A division, has considerable combat effectiveness. In a real fight, without an absolute advantage in strength, the Chinese army at that time really couldn't win.
Although I don't like Japan, whether it's a novel or a drama, it shouldn't be too outrageous, okay? The Fourth Division just doesn't like to fight hard, so it's not easy to become the Japanese Army's permanent Category A Fourth Division.
The characteristic of the Osaka Division is that it does not fight rigidly. It is not like other divisions that will fight as soon as the commander shouts "Emperor". They will not fight if they have the opportunity to make money and play tricks. This does not mean that they really have no fighting ability. Later, when they faced Lao America and had no chance to do business, they became ruthless.
Author, are you stupid? You don't really think that the Osaka Division is easy to fight. From their record in the Philippines, it can be seen that they are weak because they don't want to fight, but if you encircle and suppress them, it is already a matter of life and death. Their combat effectiveness cannot be disturbed by your situation, and there is nothing that can be destroyed by the Daban Division. You must know that when they are not facing life and death danger and there are many financial temptations, they are just a division that helps the Japanese enemies. It will basically not have any impact on you, and they may even help you. You must know that when the Kuomintang retreated, it was precisely because they encountered the Osaka Army that they retreated safely. Aren't you just cheating yourself? When writing a book, please trouble yourself to read the historical materials carefully. Can a division like the Osaka Division be destroyed? Can you do this kind of tricking yourself? You are totally cheating yourself. The protagonist is stupid.
The Osaka Division is incapable of fighting! But I don't want to fight! I remember there was a video about a battle with that country, and the elite troops lost! As a result, the Osaka Division was sent to defend there, and business there turned out to be very good. The country that won the battle sent more troops than last time! The result was that he was defeated by the Osaka Legion! Osaka Legion's combat effectiveness is 0 when you let it make money! When it comes to cutting off his wealth, the Kwantung Army's elite level is 100, and he can go up to 120. Cutting off my wealth is like fighting to kill my father, and the boast will increase!
During World War II, there were skating clubs in Japan, Germany and the United States, and the Japanese death squads only came up with one. Moreover, before hand-to-hand combat, they would throw colorless and odorless poisonous gas at the Chinese positions. They would lie down to prevent poisoning. When they crawled over, the poisonous gas had almost dissipated, and the poisoning people also started to attack. In order to keep it secret, the Japanese troops left no one behind. At that time, China's technology and literacy were not good enough. The poisonous people thought they were malnourished and knew that they had no countermeasures.
The Osaka Division did not want to fight, but was not a real enemy. The author was treating one of the standing divisions of the Japanese army as a puppet army.
I haven't read the content, but when I saw the title of the book, I felt a strong sense of disobedience. Are you surrounded and suppressed by a Class A division?