Bright Sword: Loading the Special Forces System from the Start

Five stars for the war of resistance, two stars for the plot! Besides patriotism, I really appreciate war novels that focus on personal emotions; that's what makes them feel real and compelling! Otherwise, a transmigrated character with a system just keeps killing and killing, with no other plot, and it gets tiring to read too often!

I personally rate this book five stars; the content is excellent. Strength 1: The protagonist's background – a student at the Berlin Military Academy with no family. This is a very good setting, unlike some similar novels where the protagonist transmigrates into the body of a rural recruit who never went to school.

Keep it up! Speed ​​it up! It's not enough! No matter how far apart we are, our hearts are always connected. Could you please update more frequently?

It's alright, but I think that a special forces team should ideally consist of 7 to 8 people. So later on, I think the protagonist can have his own special forces team, like Ghost or something, and then keep the useful ones to train other teams in the lower ranks. You can lead your own team out to have some fun!

I absolutely love military themes.

Passionate and imaginative, I think that's pretty good.

Anything about fighting the Japanese is entertaining. The excitement continues! Beat him up without hesitation!

I can become a secret agent in Shanghai later.

The article is very well written and engaging. I hope the author continues their efforts and achieves even greater success.

I've read quite a few novels about the War of Resistance Against Japan, and this one is pretty good. The protagonist has a good personality, and his patriotism and personal feelings are very rich. Although it's a system novel, it's rarely mentioned; it only appears when exchanging items, and even then, there's almost no interaction with the system in the later stages. It's well-written and I recommend it.