War of Resistance: In the 386th Brigade, Congratulate Yunlong on His Promotion

This is completely nonsense written by someone who doesn't understand military affairs. What's the use of the Type 95 automatic rifle design drawings? Even if it were produced, only a small number could be issued. You simply don't have enough ammunition to use it. If logistics can't keep up, the fully automatic rifle is just a stick to burn.

Chapter 50 is extremely poisonous; zero points are an understatement. It's a case of divine intervention, utterly pathetic.

Even industrialized superpowers like the Soviet Union and the United States during World War II dared not equip themselves with fully automatic rifles, and instead used semi-automatic rifles.

If this system were local, it would be understandable if they could develop stealthily. But some systems, like this one, can take Taiyuan in two days. And what kind of equipment did the Eighth Route Army have back then that wasn't captured?

Chapter 14 is riddled with flaws: instead of using the Japanese's MP38, they use a tortoise-shell box; the Japanese can't even tell the clothes are unsuitable; and there are no code words.

I could tell from the first glance that it was probably written by a student... Some parts are completely unrealistic.

The system exists, but its limitations are too great. How is the source of weapons and equipment resolved? In the early stages, it could rely on captured weapons for reasonable utilization, but how do you explain the increasing system rewards later on? Our Party's Political Department isn't just sitting idly by.

Chapter 39 is extremely poisonous, and the timeline is chaotic. The events of the Wanjia Town cavalry battalion and Yamamoto's attack on Yangcun are missing; the story jumps directly to Lijiapo. The author either hasn't read *Bright Sword* or is mindlessly making changes. Without the cavalry company, wouldn't Li Yunlong have died later?! Without the Yangcun defense battle, Kong Jie and the old deputy commander wouldn't have failed to move away from Daxia Bay.

Is it true that someone who says three terms are from Produce 101 and someone who says four terms are from classmates?

The AK-47 was developed by the Soviet Army in the later stages of World War II, but it wasn't until two or three decades later that the entire army was equipped with it.