War of Resistance: From the 37th Division to Field Army Commander

I can only say this is outrageous. First, he was a Red Army regimental commander, then he was besieged by the bald head (referring to a leader of the Red Army), then he recruited 100,000 soldiers, and only then did he start fighting the Japanese in 1937? This synopsis makes the timeline completely messed up.

This book is ruined. Chu Yunfei was a regimental commander at the beginning of Bright Sword, not a major general. Besides, Yan Xishan wouldn't have given a graduate of the Central Whampoa Military Academy a high position. The author wrote and rewrote haphazardly, clearly having never read Bright Sword. It's riddled with plot holes.

The first chapter is riddled with errors and plot holes. First, it's the 63rd Division, the Northwest Bandit Suppression Division, then it becomes the 72nd Division. Within a single chapter, the protagonist changes from a member of the Central Army to a member of a local warlord's faction. It's all a jumbled mess of writing.

Chapter Four is another nonsensical mess of errors and incoherent nonsense. Li Yunlong, completely bewildered, hears someone call him "Big Brother." "Big Brother, is that you?" He wonders. But it's his own brother, Li Chen, calling him! This is utter chaos! Who calls their younger brother "Big Brother"? It's illogical. Is this some kind of idiotic novel?

The original 72nd Division was one of the main divisions of Yan Xishan's 19th Army's Jin-Sui Army, not a Central Army division. The author made a mistake; it should be the 63rd Division, the bandit suppression division. However, it was a Northwest force, and its headquarters, the Tenth War Zone, was located in the Zhejiang area! This is so confusing.

The 72nd Division was reorganized into the 86th Division within the Jin-Sui Army. Is the protagonist's former commander still alive? It was clearly the Jin-Sui Army, yet they keep using the Central Army's name; isn't this a misrepresentation?! It should be the 63rd Division.

The reward was 50 professional special forces soldiers, not 10. It was another mistake involving highly toxic substances, and the saltpeter mines in northwestern Shanxi—without iron or copper ore, they were still doomed.

Chapters 10 and 14 contradict each other! The previous chapter rewarded 50 professional special forces soldiers, but Chapter 14 reduces that to ten—a reduction of five times!

Regarding the review of Chapter 10 of "The War of Resistance: 37, from Corps Commander to Field Army Commander" by Xiang Chi Kao Nian Gao: Three Thousand Elite Troops Camped in Shuanghe Town, Their Firepower So Strong It Terrified the Surrounding Chapters.

This is a review of Chapter 5, "Brothers United! Head-on Confrontation with the Japanese Devils," from the novel "The War of Resistance: 37, From Corps Commander to Field Army Commander" by the author "Want to Eat Roasted Rice Cakes."