War of Resistance: Rising from a Soldier with Heaven-Defying Comprehension

It's best to avoid including "China" in anti-Japanese war literature; there are too many rules. Revenge is too difficult.

"The empire fell because of Su Yang." That's too much self-aggrandizement. Japan was defeated by martyrs, not by any individual. China doesn't have individual heroism.

Speechless. If you're being too good and attracting suspicion, why not just go solo? Everyone starts out; no one is necessarily better than anyone else.

I laughed at the beginning. Everyone says that hanging bricks on the gun barrel is a wrong training method. How can you still write it like that now? Are you an idiot? Guns are already inaccurate, and hanging bricks on them is just hoping to make the barrel crooked.

The protagonist doesn't seem human at all! He has absolutely no masculine desires!

Don't write stories with too many female leads. In that era, having multiple female leads would really get you shot.

What rank will the main character hold when military ranks are conferred?

I keep seeing the message that all spoils of war must be handed over. In the freezing cold, a small squad of soldiers, dressed in thin clothes and wielding broadswords, barely managed to win a small ambush. They immediately took off the enemy's cotton-padded clothes, trousers, and shoes, put them on themselves, and took the enemy's gun.

The Japanese troops in the early stages of the invasion of China were well-trained and possessed considerable offensive capabilities.

Recruiting bandits is incredibly disgraceful. Even worse, they didn't kill the bandit leader. They have absolutely no political sensibility. Let's just stick to fighting. By improving our combat strength, we can eventually climb the ranks to become a war god. Without political acumen, a military-industrial complex will inevitably collapse in the long run.