Siheyuan: Starting in 1944, I Hunt the Japanese

You're quite something, doing whatever you want. You started by saving someone fighting the Japanese, but it turned out they were a Kuomintang agent. You hesitate to kill Japanese women, can't bring yourself to kill Japanese children, and are even more hesitant to kill Black people. I don't understand where your moral compass came from. If you can't kill them, don't use cheat codes.

Your "advanced" marksmanship is utter garbage. This is "advanced"? Adding 50% to accuracy? It's just a 1% increase plus a thousand%, it's useless, you idiot.

Regarding Chapter 21 of Li Feng's novel "Siheyuan: Starting at 44, I Hunt Down Little People": He Daqing Kills Japanese Soldiers Again and Obtains Skill Rewards! Chapter Review.

There's a scene in the TV series "Four Generations Under One Roof" where the Japanese sell "mixed noodles." Don't mistake this for a discovery of humanity. At that time, Chinese people only had two ways to obtain mixed noodles: 1. By exchanging them for other goods. 2. By working as laborers in factories, mines, or other enterprises run by the Japanese, some of which were even directly seized by the Japanese. The wages they received were mixed noodles.

Is this a more reasonable way to beat up Sha Zhu?

Can't tell whether primary or secondary equipment is more important, or whether life is more important?

If you're so capable, why don't you spare the Japanese women? Let's see if they remember your *face*.

I like this plot setup and look forward to seeing how it unfolds. Keep it up!

Review of Chapter 41, "The Fearless Miss Tan," from Li Feng's novel "Siheyuan: Starting with Chapter 44, I Hunt Down Little People."

Commentary on Chapter 11 of Li Feng's novel "Siheyuan: Starting at 44, I Hunt Down Little People": Killing Two More Japanese Devils!