Republican Era: At the Marshal's Mansion with an Army at the Gates, I Demand My Father Die!

Wow... I haven't read such a cool article in a long time! An army is so bad that the protagonist takes over the army without removing the old, weak, sick, disabled, and oily ones, nor does he remove the officer structure and reorganize the power structure! Instead of practicing military discipline and military skills again, he directly changed his equipment and issued weapons??? ... It made me laugh so hard! It's a bit exaggerated

First get the information that the Japs are going to use chemical weapons, and then just ignore it? It was really used on the battlefield and it was there again. You guys are really not human.

You authors know German weapons all day long. Are the weapons produced by China worse than those produced by Germany?

Let me ask you, the author, if the protagonist has the same meaning. If the author doesn't dare, let the protagonist go abroad to fight for territory as soon as possible. If you don't choose any of them, it is an act of fraud.

It's like a retard, you can't see it at all

I haven't finished reading the first chapter, and I'm already pissed! Isn't the protagonist a special tactics commander? Why can't you be more rational when you act like a crazy person from the beginning? The first thing to do after traveling is to calm down. The protagonist is a time traveler. He knows about the Huanggutun incident, but Zhang Xueliang doesn't know about it? If you tell him so recklessly, it's strange that he can believe it. To be honest, if the protagonist is written to be reckless in the first chapter, it is just to activate the system. To be honest, your way of starting the system is a bit slow!

Author, is what you said in your acceptance speech true? After all, there are doubts about the author of Fei Lu

Isn't Zhang Xueliang the sixth child? How did you become the eldest brother?

I don't think it's possible for the protagonist to molest someone else's wife in Chapter 32. I don't think it's possible. Is the author right?

Zhang was actually half-unjust. Aixinjue Luo Xiqia sold all the railways in Jilin to Japan, cutting off the Fengcian clique's back road. With rice and Chiang Kai-shek's orders, it was only a matter of time before the Fengcian clique was destroyed. There is nothing wrong with the resistance. The problem is that the Manchu and Qing family are leading the way for Japan. The bald man can't order the Manchu and Qing family even if he gives orders. They don't regard themselves as Chinese at all. If the protagonist wants to stand firm in the Northeast and fight against Japan, he must first massacre Aisin Gioro. Otherwise, all the back roads will be destroyed and you won't even be able to bring in supplies. That means the protagonist has a system. Starting in the Northeast without a system is simply hell mode.