Bright Sword: I Have a Little Too Much Intelligence

The promotion route in this book is very logical and historical, unlike some who show their swords but end up as regimental commanders. Ding Wei began to serve as brigade-level military division commander in the 1940s and led a brigade-level unit. After returning to Yan'an for further training, he rushed to southern Hebei to fight the fire. Then he led the team to northern Henan to establish the northern Henan base area. It was planned to be promoted to the second-level military region level. However, northern Henan was too close to Taihang and other reasons. Before the surrender in the late Anti-Japanese War, he was promoted to the 2nd brigade and 6th regiment division level and headed outside Rehe Pass. It is no longer possible to watch. At the end of the Anti-Japanese War, there were more than 25,000 people. This is completely the number of people in a column. They must be organized into a column. Did they surrender to the enemy or surrender in the War of Liberation? In 1950, they were still not promoted to the level of Corps Commander after five years. No need to read later.

It's okay, but sometimes there are some typos I've finished writing Bright Sword and I'm still continuing the story. Why are the matryoshka dolls traveling through time?

Liang Jianli's novel is quite good.

A very mature Liang Jian Wen, worthy of reading by all Tomato readers.

Five stars for encouragement, keep up the good work

Personally, I feel good about it. The only drawback is that this system seems useless. It provides nothing but information.

Much more reliable than those novels about explosive equipment

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I really like the logic of this book. It's unrealistic if it's not like those who sign in and receive equipment. However, I feel that the protagonist failed to make good use of the information provided by the system. Also, I feel that the author made the leader look like a bandit.

Overall, it's pretty good, but there are a lot of typos throughout the book, some plots are not coherent enough, and the ending is rushed. There are still many themes that can be written, such as Eight Hundred, My Brother's Name is Shunliu, Xiaobing Zhang Ga, Band of Brothers, Eternal Number, My Captain, My Regiment, etc. I look forward to the author's new book! Scatter flowers