War of Resistance: A Fake Pilot Bombs Tokyo from the Start

In reality, ace pilots are not very significant on the actual battlefield, much like so-called special forces soldiers or elite soldiers. The Gulf War demonstrated the effectiveness of the US's integrated air and sea warfare, a stark contrast to the reality of modern warfare.

I will not read any articles about the War of Resistance against Japan that involve rabbits!

We were supposed to bomb Tokyo at the start? What the hell? Where are we even going to bomb?

The quality of a book can be judged from its title and synopsis alone; if it's obviously a bad book, you can tell at a glance.

Is this book using clickbait titles?

This is outrageous! If you park your plane on a Japanese aircraft carrier, the Japanese will let you land. Can't they see? Aren't planes different? What kind of nonsense is this? I think the author's IQ is offline.

They really dare to give the bald guy's officers blueprints for any weapon, even thermobaric bombs. If the bald guy wanted to use that to shoot rabbits, who knows how many they'd get in one hit.

I'm curious, is the protagonist carrying fighter jet blueprints with him? Can a person carry fighter jet blueprints around like that? It's not like it's a newspaper.

It's clearly a time-travel story, yet you don't even recognize Guizi Liu. You might as well not write about film and television characters at all.

Author, you're exaggerating the Japanese air defenses. Japan had the most robust air defenses in WWII; they were difficult to shoot down even at speeds of 300-400 km/h. You expect a Japanese fighter to take down a Mustang with top speeds of 600-700 km/h? And can you please stop using three-plane formations in your flight tactics?