
Handling Logistics in Sparking!
我在亮剑干后勤
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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This is the only time-traveling Anti-Japanese War book I've ever seen that is clearly organized, doesn't mess with history, and doesn't miss the number of words. From a three-point perspective, from a moral perspective, from a legal perspective, and from a personal perspective, I am not allowed to not give him five stars <(`^´)>
Come on ↖(^ω^)↗. I can count a few books that are not routines. Just pay attention to the plot and weapon deployment. Otherwise, it will be difficult for you to write in the middle and later stages. It's better not to overwhelm the proliferation of cross-era weapons.
Tomato is a rare anti-Japanese war novel. The protagonist's IQ is basically online and the system is rationalized. It's not bad.
This novel is different from anything I've ever read. I began to think that it was just an old routine, where the protagonist shined brilliantly in the Anti-Japanese War and became famous in history. But after reading a few chapters, I realized that it was not the case. This was just an ordinary anti-Japanese war novel with modern weapons added. The protagonist of this novel is a logistics support person, which is very true. It's not like some novels that think that just reading a book in modern times will conquer everything, be omnipotent, and be so awesome that it will change an era. Of course, it is no problem to change ancient times with modern leading technical knowledge, but during the Anti-Japanese War, I feel that it is a bit deified, and I feel that this is not the case. The author's writing style is a bit immature but the concept is very good. This novel can be understood as having two protagonists. Travelers are the representatives of my descendants in the 21st century. They bring materials and our gratitude and admiration for our ancestors back to that war-torn era to witness the dedication of that generation of Chinese people. The protagonist Su has been following the protagonist Li (a representative during the Anti-Japanese War), watching him have all kinds of bad habits, but when it comes to war, he is unambiguous, and the entire Eighth Route Army is like this. Isn't this my cutest ancestor? So I think the author's treatment of reducing Su's sense of presence is quite beautiful. It's like chasing stars on the spot, chasing five stars [like]. And Su did what I always wanted to do. I remember another old hero looked at our modern Chinese equipment and said that if they had such good equipment, they wouldn't have to sacrifice so many martyrs back then [crying] I hope that the author can maintain Su's weak sense of existence in the future, and hope to bring out more Chinese technology [adoration][adoration][adoration]
Super good looking, awesome Klass
I started reading a few chapters, thinking it was just for killing time, but now the more I read, the more addicted I am. The author needs to update it soon, just waiting for dinner. The more I watch, the more I eat. Come on! Come on! Come on! 😊
This book is not bad! Although the protagonist becomes Li Yunlong's golden finger, it is much better than many other books about bright swords! Although it's not like Heaven and Earth, at least the plot of IQ Online is smooth [Like][Like]
It's really rare to see novels that don't show personal heroism. The descriptions are very good.
He has outstanding writing skills and does not get stuck in the mud. He can be described as having a "herniated disc in the waist" when it comes to depicting people. It just needs to be a little fuller, which makes me sigh. I wonder how many blade factories are going to increase their production.
Broader and wider. What I like most about Liang Jian is the rhythm, which is quite broad. As for the author, can you add a little more to the male protagonist? Zhao Gang also has a sharpshooting skill. No matter how educated you are, you can't be like that, or simply become cultural. You have to be good at everything from language to decryption to technology. Unlike the current male protagonist, Li Yunlong is like a humanoid self-propelled golden finger, and he is a system wizard. [Laughing evilly] This protagonist is really... A pure tool man. The portrayal is also quite average. In a story, the loss of the protagonist's attractiveness is fatal. There is less and less motivation to continue reading. If I want to watch Li Yunlong, I will watch Liangjian. Why bother hanging around here.