War of Resistance: I Rose to Power After Crossing the Grasslands with Old Li

It's a tragedy for the novel world to be filled with these incompetent authors. The United States dropped the atomic bomb in ** years, but it's not necessarily that they only started manufacturing it now. Even if they did, the timeline of this book starts in ** years. You have a system, and you can't even do something with technology that's 10 years ahead?

Land can be bought and sold? I'm dying of laughter. If this is done, a new batch of landlords and rich people will be created in no time, and the land will be distributed for nothing.

Chapter 24's failure to contact the Red Army headquarters is really bad. They can kill the marshal and settle scores later; the protagonist is so powerful, if they didn't want to contact them, they shouldn't have written about capturing the radio.

I looked through the table of contents, and it was all about "headquarters being shocked" or "people from headquarters arriving being shocked," it was a non-stop series of shocks.

Still calling it the Type 59 tank and the Type 56 semi-automatic rifle? The commander asked why it's called the Type 59, and you said it only entered service in 1959? Keep in mind it's 1936 now. Author, are you too lazy to even change it? Change it to the Type 36 tank and the Type 36 semi-automatic rifle? Author, are you going to die or something?

What kind of nonsense is this? Kong Jie, Li Yunlong, and Ding Wei all participated in the Long March and were even comrades in the same platoon. Yet, in your story, they haven't even joined the army. According to your logic, Kong Jie went from a nobody recruit to the commander of an independent regiment in just two years?

They could have contacted headquarters, but they wouldn't; they were just dragging their feet.

I've only read up to chapter 70-something. There's one thing I don't understand: the whole world knows the protagonist's army is Red 201, except headquarters.

Shocking, still shocking. They keep repeating the same thing over and over; it's a case of false advertising.

The title doesn't match the issue. You're constantly begging for votes, where's your shame? Stop bothering me, okay?