Drawing Sword: Two-Way Travel Brings Modern Information
亮剑，双穿带来现代资讯
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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- Dual Transmigration to Bright Sword: Conquer the Skies and Seas, Rule the World双穿亮剑，上天下海，定鼎乾坤Alternate title on Fanqie
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A rare gem of a book, exactly the kind I like. Keep writing and updating!
What makes this book better than others is its grander scope. It looks at the whole world, unlike other time-travel novels that focus on fighting on the Chinese battlefield. World War II was the last chance to conquer Asia; once missed, there would be no more opportunities. Therefore, this book's planning for the whole of Asia is very well done! Broaden your horizons and don't just focus on your own little life. It would be best to plan for the entire Far East!
I absolutely hate the Japanese invaders, so I especially love watching anti-Japanese war films. I've watched all the versions of "Bright Sword" and I'm looking forward to more exciting ones in the future.
Good book, much better than other mindless, entertaining reads.
The author writes with heart, guiding us, like an ordinary person of this era, to gradually understand and immerse ourselves in that era of suffering, glory, and greatness, offering our blessings and gratitude. If only the great powers hadn't suffered so much more hardship and sacrifice later on! There is no nonsensical alteration or misuse of idioms;
Definitely 5 points. Intelligent, concise, and well-written. I read it a second time, word by word, and the more I read, the better it was written. It's a pity that there are too many restrictions on this type of novel; I guess it will be rare to see such a good novel in the future.
Okay, there were a few minor mistakes at the beginning, but the rest was really exciting. Just for planting three mushroom eggs, I'll give you five stars. It's a bit of a shame; the ending felt rushed. I was curious to know how they would compete with the Russians for territory later on, what their relationship with the Russians would be like, and why they would station troops on our territory.
This book is great, superbly written! I really want the author to continue, but I suspect it might go too far 🤭 The protagonist's character is brilliantly portrayed. Although he has some advantages, he's not a professional arms dealer or soldier, so his lack of understanding is understandable. 👍 The plot is also excellent; the Japanese weapons, equipment, main commanders, and organization are accurate to historical records. 👍 Worth reading two or even three times! 😄
Currently, this is the best "Bright Sword" series book I've read. The scope is grand, the weaponry and equipment are well-utilized, and the strategic planning is excellent, unlike those superhuman protagonists who single-handedly conquer the Bright Sword world.
This "Bright Sword" themed story has its own unique ideas and characteristics. The plot doesn't just focus on equipment and warfare; it also comprehensively depicts domestic and international industrial, educational, and talent development. The story progresses quickly; automatic rifles are introduced almost immediately, and Taiyuan is captured in less than 200 chapters.