Bright Sword: Half a Soldier, I Will Eventually Become a Five-Star God

This book shouldn't be rated so low, the rest of it is pretty good

The book about the Anti-Japanese War is the best among the books I have read. The system does not send equipment indiscriminately, and there is no exaggerated equipment. The protagonist is promoted when he needs to be promoted. He does not have tens of thousands of people to still be the leader, and Li Yunlong will not always be around. The writing is all about the protagonist. Will the protagonist behind the author be the principal of Li Yunlong's school, and will he write about resisting U. S. Aggression and aiding Korea?

For fans of the Puppet Army, this is my favorite book in the Bright Sword category (I abandoned the others because the system is too strong). The system still rewards too many, making it difficult to write in the later stages. Li Tainen, a fictional character with the level of general in four aspects (died above deputy commander), the situation can be opened in any way.

A very good Liangjian fanfic, much better than other genres, but there are few updates.

There are only a few five stars. I hope the author can write about resisting U. S. Aggression and aiding Korea, self-defense counterattack against India and self-defense counterattack against Vietnam.

Against the backdrop of peers, this book appears to be very good.

I think this is one of the best sword novels I have ever read.

If you want to write about love, you can't just write about love. You have to write about the deer bumping into each other when you first met, the sunrises and sunsets you watched hand in hand, the tickets you took to see each other back and forth, the changes you made for each other, your determination to be together despite difficulties and obstacles, the choices you made when you faced various temptations, and the beauty of romance you still created in your humble life...

One thing to say, I feel that this is the best Liangjian novel that Tomato has seen so far. The plot setting is more reasonable without losing the joy of Shuangwen. The wording is also more precise and the language is more appropriate. Are there any Anti-Japanese War texts of the same level as this one, book friends?

The logic of this book is self-consistent, and military command (especially the big military) is refreshing and reasonable. As for the description of the system, it has been reduced since the mid-term. In recent chapters, the system accounts for about 5% (because they are all about big scenes). In short, if you want to read the big military of the Anti-Japanese War and want to read the logical and refreshing articles of the Anti-Japanese War, this book is worth reading. The author also updates it very quickly. I thought he had entered the palace before.

Author, let me give you some feedback and suggestions. Although many things in this book are rigorous and logical, most people can't turn their heads that fast. How many people have even read the three major battles in the comment area, so I suggest that you can add certain refreshing points, such as breaking away from the big perspective, describing the protagonist's personal love, or the drama of communicating with superiors, and all aspects of the game, so that you will not feel tired. Your writing makes me feel that in addition to fighting, it is fighting.

I just want to know if this book is about eunuchs?

The system explosion equipment is quite good. Unlike other novels of the same type, which are too epoch-making, the system explosion equipment in this book were all available during the Anti-Japanese War. Equipment that the Japanese army did not have was not distributed. I give it four stars, mainly because the male protagonist's foundation is too poor, such as commanding the battle of a new regiment. It seems that apart from being literate, he is not good at anything. After time travel, he attended a martial arts troupe, but it feels like he has never attended. Of course, it's great that the male protagonist can ask for other people's opinions.

I like it very much. I hope it will be updated continuously. I also want to see the anti-beautiful content in the future.

It's a very good book. It's the first time I've read a system-flow novel and I've noticed the problem of weapon rationalization. The assessment of the combat effectiveness of the Japanese and our army is also very good. I hope it can keep reading and not enter the palace.

It's well written and shows the strengths of a prophet.

Tomato is the best anti-Japanese novel I have ever read. Even though there are some minor flaws, it doesn't matter! If you dare to write and type, it's very good. It's much better than those nonsense.

It's rare to see such a good book on the sword theme. No cheating, no jumping, smooth flow in one go. It's so cool.

Perfect can only be said to be perfect. The war scenes are tomato ceiling. The team development and farming are smooth and smooth. There is no female supporting role and no garbage emotional drama. It is well received. It is a bit slow in updating, but it is understandable after all. There are too many river crabs. In short, the ceiling of the Anti-Japanese War system is highly recommended!

The writing is relatively smooth, and not as reckless as Aotianliu. Although systematic, it is not exaggerated

I listened to it some time ago. Now listen to it again and see how it goes?

Did the author remember to update? I'm looking forward to the day when this book is finished. It's rare that the logic of this book is quite appropriate, and the cheats are reasonable. It's good that the equipment doesn't appear out of thin air. I hope this book will get better and better [Like]

This book is very exciting. The author carefully researched the information, and some professional things can still be seen. It is not a brainless thing. Maybe in order to catch up with the progress, I feel that there are some places where I can actually write more, so that the world of this book will be more colorful.

I hope I can write about the self-defense counterattack against Vietnam It's cold. Let's see again tomorrow.

It's a good book for me because I read it from beginning to end

It's okay, I see him being beaten all the time. Various warlords invested in it, which made me feel a little uncomfortable, but he did not fight the Chinese, but he also fought the Japanese. This book also has some strategic ideas. If you only want to read Shuangwen and fight for a small life, then read I only fight for total annihilation.

After reading so many chapters, I actually forgot to give a five-star praise [sending heartfelt thanks], so I'll make it up

Except for the system thing, many aspects of this book are very reasonable, such as battle loss ratio, weapons and equipment, logistical pressure, etc.

I have read the best modern military novel on Tomato. Although it is systematic, it is not brainless.

It's of a good standard, it doesn't look too exaggerated, and it's interesting.