
War of Resistance: One Month of Sign-Ins Leaves Kong Er Leng Stunned!
抗战:签到一个月,惊呆孔二愣!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 312k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- War Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
151Chapters
1.7MReads
4.5kFlowers
10.0Score
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How could he be demerited when he was attacked by a sneak attack and suffered a 1:2 battle damage? The original drama was 0:200 before he was dismissed!
There are a lot of unreasonable things, even if there is a system, you can't write them randomly. The weapons you signed in can be used without being taught? It's unreasonable to use a large number of 80 county prisoners. It's **
Chapter 9 The Sixth Company actually has two mortars. How is that possible? Remember, the Independent Regiment doesn't seem to have mortars, right?
He was only promoted from company commander to battalion commander. Even if he was promoted to major general and division commander for such a great contribution, it would not be too much.
To be able to achieve a 2:1 battle damage would have been a huge deal, and he was also punished. I was really speechless... Pingxingguan was heavily ambushed, and how many Japanese were killed?
Regarding the book "The War of Resistance" written by Five Elements Querou: After signing in for a month, Kong Er was stunned! Chapter 4: Defeat the Yamamoto Special Agents Chapter Commentary.
82Mm is a mortar, right? Howitzers don't have such a small caliber.
He was promoted to battalion commander because of his great merit.
If the prisoner of war camp was in the county, Monk Wei in the original book would not be able to escape.
In less than five minutes, a total of seventeen or eight Japanese soldiers fell under his gun. And they were all killed in one blow, with no injuries at all.