War of Resistance: One Soldier Every Second, Blowing Up Tokyo from the Start

What's wrong with the author? Has he lost his mind? Why would someone with such advanced technology want to sell it abroad or showcase it at the World Expo? How ignorant are you? What's the point of showing off your strength? Japan's defeat is the best example. World War II was about to break out, and you still want to bring out advanced weapons to show off?

Just having experienced war is worth fifty points; 50 new recruits can't kill a few veterans.

Your troop buildup is a bit excessive. At this rate, you've amassed over 30 million soldiers in a year. I doubt the Earth can even contain you.

The naval commanders who defected still held conservative views, believing that they would never fire the first shot at the West. They thought warnings were effective and that the great powers would not invade China. However, these subordinates were too weak and indecisive, unable to resolutely carry out orders, and instead made decisions on their own, displaying their pathetic and subservient manners.

System tasks come one after another, seamlessly connected. The protagonist is just a puppet, either doing tasks or on their way to doing tasks, completely lacking any sense of presence.

Thumbs up for bombing Tokyo and annihilating Japan!

When are you going to stop writing? You've almost reached 200 pages, why are you still keeping the Japanese ones? That's really something.

The name is the same as the protagonist of a Red Alert novel from a few years ago.

Putting everything else aside, the title really does match the original text; it really does start with the bombing of Tokyo—thumbs up!

Damn, is it because those things they reviewed weren't approved? It's been so many days since your last update, and it's so well-written!