1937: Aiming West from the Northwest, Shooting the Heavenly Wolf

What the hell? Having advanced equipment but not using it, not developing and mass-producing troops early on, having bio-engineered generals but using natural soldiers instead, and then going to the battlefield? What's the point of the base? Worried about Germany, the Soviet Union, the US, and Japan? You already have a base, what are you afraid of? Wait three or four years and just wipe out Japan, unify the whole country, and conquer the world! What kind of author is this?

Having the equipment but not developing your own capabilities, relying on Chiang Kai-shek to fight the war is wishful thinking.

I had no idea you transmigrated and even came with a system. You're still worrying about this and that; it's ridiculous.

I found this book to be alright; it's much better than those books that constantly suggest joining the Eighth Route Army or following Li Yunlong. They're way more original.

An independent division only got a colonel? Weren't division commanders around lieutenant general back then? That's too low; a major general wouldn't have been too embarrassing.

You deserve your bad grades. You have the ability but don't strengthen yourself. You deserve to die, Jiang! Go to hell!

Having a system and still so cowardly? They'll just give him the nuclear weapons when the old man comes? He's like a grandson, utterly despicable.

Seeing Jewish people makes me want to read this book. The author is a happy guy. Even vampires and succubi want it!?

How could submarines possibly be built in the Northwest? Even if they were, they couldn't be transported out. Are you going to transport them by train?

It can't be developed domestically, otherwise I can't write it.