Resisting America: A Battleship from the Start to Stop the Incheon Landing
抗美：开局战列舰，阻止仁川登陆
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 10k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Special Forces & Army
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
5Chapters
738.8kReads
175Flowers
9.9Score
More by this author
Territory Swap: Great Qin Arrives in Europe from the Start
Territory Swap: China and America Switch Places from the Start
Three Kingdoms: I Asked the Nation for Help So I Could Be a Foolish Emperor
War of Resistance: The Northwest King? Europe Is in Western Shanxi Too
In Tokyo, Stealing Japan’s National Fortune
Blossoms Shanghai: The True Dragon of Shanghai, Taking Down the Qilin Society from the Start
A Romantic World Across the Heavens: From the Start, Wang Yuyan Becomes a Masseuse
War of Resistance: From the Start, I Become the County Magistrate of Ping'an County
You Asked Me to Protect a State-Owned Enterprise, Yet I Became a Warlord
Ransacking the Entire Universe, Starting by Selling Earth
Shocking: Blue Star Gets a New Update Every Month
War of Resistance: Bloodied on the Taihang Front
Readers also read
KO One: Dong, Stop Bragging, He's Almost Invincible
Wuxia: After Ten Years in Women's Clothing, Yaoyue Thinks of Me as a Sister
War of Resistance: A World War II Tyrant Who Refuses to Bow!
Hardcore President: From Ace Spy to Tsar of Russia
War of Resistance: I Became a Sichuan Army Company Commander from the Start
A Hundred Thousand Snow Dragon Riders from the Start, Slaying Gods and Destroying Daqing
Reader comments 5
Translated by Google Translate
Comments on the chapters of "Resisting the United States: Starting Battleships to Prevent the Inchon Landing" written by the Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties: It is impossible to break out of the encirclement, prepare for total annihilation (seeking data).
Commentary on Chapter 2: Killing Mac Aser in "Resisting the United States: Starting Battleships to Prevent the Inchon Landing" written by the Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties.
It looks awkward to use someone else's own battleship to fight others. The whole thing is just the author's own obscenity. Do you think the United States is really that easy to fight with just one battleship? Moreover, the era you wrote is also very confusing. If it is during World War II, what about other American battleships? If it is the Cold War period, why do you think a World War II battleship can beat the opponent's fleet? The one you saw in Missouri has not been modified. If it is modern, Missouri is in the museum. Furthermore, as a senior general, doesn't he know if there are any warships passing here? No orders from superiors? Do you think U. S. Military control is so lax?
Commentary on Chapter 5: Missiles pierced the sky like meteors (seeking data) in "Resisting the United States: Starting Battleships to Prevent the Incheon Landing" written by the Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties.
Commentary on the chapters of "Resisting the United States: Starting Battleships to Prevent the Incheon Landing" written by Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Yuan and Daming 3: Upgrading Battleships and Preparing for Breakout.