
Anti-Japanese War: The King of Military Industry
抗日之军工为王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I've read to the last chapter, which proves I can keep reading.
A 6.9 Rating is a bit low, but it's probably only 9 at most, lest you get complacent. Because your outline always revolved around Li Yunlong, this piece's structure is a bit too small. The content is rich and the writing is generally smooth, but there are quite a few typos. The details and minor subplots are acceptable. Quite a few sources were consulted. Overall, this is an excellent rebirth novel.
Good idea, I like it! ❤
I've read many anti-Japanese war novels, but this one is truly excellent. The author has a wealth of military knowledge, and every chapter is engaging and enjoyable to read. This is the first novel I've ever read with over 1,000 chapters. Keep up the good work, author! Write more great novels like this!
Long word count, rich and varied content, and an exciting process.
To be honest, I didn't finish reading it, I only read the beginning, so I don't know if it's good or not. The word count is impressive, so I'll give it four stars. Why couldn't I continue watching? Mainly because, personally, I felt that the beginning just didn't inspire me to keep watching, you know what I mean? It wasn't engaging enough.
It's a great book, very engaging, well-written, and very realistic.
Very good, the plot is reasonable, but the ending is too rushed.
Although it's also a time-travel novel featuring the sword "Bright Sword," it doesn't have a system advantage; it's a very good novel.
Keep it up! Keep it up! Great job!