
Bright Sword: I Only Fight Tough Battles
亮剑:我只打硬仗
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Bright Sword: Half a Lifetime on the Battlefield, I Become a Five-Star God亮剑:戎马半身,我终成五星上帝Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allThis Is an Advanced Reading Slump Zone. Beginners, Stay Away
I've read 1,596 books, for a total of 2,838 hours and 38 minutes, and still have 682 books on my shelf. I'm really out of things to read. I won't ramble on, just recommend anything, any genre.
Bring On All The Transmigration-Into-TV-Drama Stories!!!!!!!😘
Any Anti-Japanese War Stories About Transmigrating to the War Years?
Any books about resisting the Japanese invasion? The kind where someone transmigrates to the War of Resistance era.
Any Novels with Massive Armies Clashing in War?
Any Good Anti-Japanese War Stories That Are Engaging from Start to Finish?
Bright Sword: Swapping Equipment with Li Yunlong, with a System
Revolutionary Novels
Looking for books similar to Transmigrating to Start a Rebellion, and I Mean Business.
Military Novels About a Training Officer Who Graduated from the National Defense University
Any Novels About Li Yunlong That Continue Into the Post-Founding Era?
A Man's Romance: Massive Warships and Huge Guns, Late Qing, World War I, or Republican-Era China Are All Fine!
Novels About Transmigrating to the Red Army Era and Building a New China After the War
Reliable Novels About Transmigrating into Drawing Sword
Nothing too over-the-top or brainless.
Any Stories About Bright Sword With a System, Where the Protagonist Goes It Alone?
Bright Sword: The Protagonist Has Tons of Supplies and Trades With Li Yunlong
The protagonist makes deals with Li Yunlong but doesn't take part in the fighting directly. The author is especially meticulous and even includes the terrain of the battlefields. The protagonist seems to have several exceptionally capable people around him, and there's something involving poison gas.
Novels Where Someone Transmigrates into the World of Drawing Sword
Novels where the protagonist transmigrates into "Sparrow". No Superman-type powers.
I’m Li Yunlong, and I’m Desperate for Something to Read. Recommend Two Books and I’ll Take Ping’an County for Sure
Resistance-War Stories About Making Guns, with a Protagonist Who Stays Off the Battlefield
A story about making guns to fight the Japanese, where the protagonist doesn’t go to the front lines.
A Bright Sword Novel with a Large-Scale Battle System and Thousandfold Rewards
Any Novels Where Someone Transmigrates into Drawing Sword, The Eight Hundred, or Snow Leopard? Please Recommend Some
Book Recommendations for Readers Around 40
Powerful Figures, Military Technology, and Arms Deals with the Army
The Protagonist Transmigrates Into Drawing Sword
Looking for Historical Novels With Wild Premises, a Game System, and a Protagonist Who Transmigrates Into an Emperor
The protagonist starts out as a bandit... Something like The Fallen Emperor Marries into a Commoner Family and Becomes a Slacker King.
When Poor, Strike with Precision; When Rich, Unleash Overwhelming Firepower
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Reader comments 62
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This book shouldn't have such a low rating; the later parts are quite good.
The best war novel I've read about the War of Resistance Against Japan. The system doesn't randomly give away equipment, there aren't any overly exaggerated items, the protagonist levels up as he should, he's still a regimental commander even without tens of thousands of soldiers, and the story doesn't constantly revolve around Li Yunlong; it focuses on the protagonist.
As a pseudo-military enthusiast, this is my favorite novel in the "Bright Sword" genre (I've abandoned others because the system is too powerful). The system rewards are still too much, making the later parts difficult to write. Li is too inexperienced; a fictional soul-transmigration of a general of four ranks (with a deputy army commander or higher deceased) opens up a new situation that's easy to write about any way you want.
This is a really good fanfic of "Bright Sword," much better than other genres, it's just that updates are infrequent.
Compared to its peers, this book stands out as exceptional.
With only a handful of five-star reviews, I hope the author can write about the Korean War, the Sino-Indian War, and the Sino-Vietnamese War.
To be honest, this is the best "Bright Sword" novel I've seen so far. The plot is quite reasonable, yet it doesn't lose the enjoyment of a fast-paced story. The word choice is also quite precise, and the language is quite appropriate. Are there any other war novels of similar quality, fellow readers?
If you're going to write about love, you can't just write about love itself. You have to write about the butterflies in your stomach when you first met, the sunrises and sunsets you watched hand in hand, the train tickets you took to visit each other, the changes you made for each other, your unwavering desire to stay together despite difficulties and obstacles, your choices when faced with various temptations, and how you still created romantic beauty amidst the mundane chaos of life...
I think this is one of the best Bright Sword novels I've ever read.
This book is logically consistent, and the military command (especially large-scale military operations) is both exciting and reasonable. As for the system, its description decreases from the middle onwards, and in the recent chapters, the system accounts for about five percent of the content (because the focus is on large-scale scenes).