War Correspondent

After reading Chapter 50, I came to review it. It can be seen that the author is very knowledgeable and has a deep understanding of that period of history. However, too much popular science content sometimes makes the novel a bit boring. Hhh I felt like I was reading a textbook in those chapters ()

I have to say that this is a good book. The content is real and there is no cheating. The protagonist is truly devoted to the people, and there is no exaggeration of the protagonist. The protagonist also relies on his own efforts to save people and suffers hardships. He does not rely on the system to become a god on the battlefield like other novels. Instead, he truly records the battle and contributes silently. He does not consider political issues at all. There is no emotional line so far. To be honest, this is the best novel about the Anti-Japanese War period that I have seen. Come on! Your book will definitely get a score of 9 or above in the future.

Worth recommending! Support! I stopped reading because I don't want to read popular science. This is a novel, not a popular science article. The protagonist appears too few times, and they are all popular science articles.

Actually, what can I say, this novel is quite good. The subject matter is also good, but there is a bit too much popular science. The longest chapter I have seen so far is four chapters. . . Maybe he wants us to know more about this matter or the power of the army (the enemy), and then make us feel that it is not easy for the national army (or the red side) to win❗❗Personally, I think ❗❗The idea is right, but this is a novel after all, and it is better to have less text. If you really want to popularize science, you can make an extra chapter or something like that. Readers' suggestions→→However, I have already done some science popularization, so I suggest that readers can just switch to the next chapter🌚 and skip the science popularization (including myself, I also do this). That's probably all. In fact, there aren't many faults with this novel. ㊗️Okay, here I wish the author can get more readers, and of course it won't be unfinished🌚There will be more updates! ㊗️ (Don't comment if you don't like it, thank you. There may be something I haven't mentioned yet. You are welcome to tell me in the comment area to give some insight to new readers🎈🎈)

The author's selection of topics is very novel. As a war correspondent, he uses his own way to support the Anti-Japanese War. There is no system, and the protagonist's IQ is also online. There is also that sense of personal powerlessness over the entire war. There are also shortcomings, that is, the Japanese spy Jinshanwei feels a bit amateurish, but overall, the flaws are not concealed, and it is worth watching.

The only drawback is that there are only two or three chapters of popular science, which makes me have a headache.

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The weight of history gives you four points. I couldn't stand watching the little soldier die. Japanese planes came to bomb, and the protagonist couldn't walk inexplicably. Just thinking wildly there, the little warrior tried his best to overwhelm the protagonist, but the protagonist survived, and the little warrior was just gone.

It is a very good book, although there is a lot of popular science, but if you don't like to read popular science, you can skip to read the plot. Popular science can give people who don't know this period of history some knowledge, let people remember the atrocities committed by Japan in China, and make a painful memory, or a painful lesson, to pass on (don't criticize if you don't like it, you can give criticism, but it must be well-founded)

Come on, I saw Chapter 3. It's very inspiring. After reading it, I felt chills all over my body and a chill on my back. I wish my country will be prosperous forever.