Republic of China: Every Town Is a Systematic Military Base

Give yourself a five-star rating [eating melon]

Five-star praise, support it

I got tired of reading Tomato novels, and suddenly found that this book was quite to my liking, mainly because it was enjoyable, so the author shouldn't be too reluctant to give it up. By the way, when will the 2,000 chapters mentioned earlier be implemented [smile][smile][smile]

It must be five stars, not a eunuch, the author

Personally, I think it's pretty good. I'll give you five stars. Looks like there's another copy missing

It's well written, brother. The thinking on weapons, geography, people's hearts, history and subsequent development is all very good. It's much better than those who rely on the system to push things around without thinking. I've also written part of it before, but I still have to learn from you.

How many soldiers do you have? Please write it down clearly. How many system soldiers and how many non-system soldiers? Write clearly.

The writing is pretty good, refreshing and explosive, but the sense of immersion is not very strong, because the method used by the author is a bit like the manuscript of Xinwen Lianbo [face covering]. If you listen to the book, you should have a sense of déjà vu when listening to Xinwen Lianbo on the radio.

No, why is it a eunuch?

Create a small account for yourself and give a five-star review

Sometimes I don't need to explain if I like a book because I like it and I support it. Add more resourceful and bloodless city battles, and use 1,000 people to quietly become 10,000 or 100,000 people during the war. You are on the second level and I am on the fifth level. For example, if you are surrounded by an airborne assault, the place is constantly being held back. As a result, the more I fought, the more I was surrounded, the more I defended, the more I resisted, and the more exhausted both sides became, and the more I turned back to breakout, pretending to be dispersed, and then the troops exploded all over the place.

Has the author been given a low score?

It's quite exciting, but the writing is a bit slow for my taste. I really want to know the recommendation of this book and read it myself. The author ran away?

I don't know why the score is low, but so far there is nothing particularly toxic. The writing is also very interesting. It doesn't have the same feeling. To be honest, it is better than many nine-pointers (only my own opinion)

The writing is very good, I like this kind of brainless style

The setting is good, but it feels like something is missing

5 Star praise supports it. Very well written.

Come on, come on, come on

Yes, it must be given five stars

Come on, author, it's not enough.

Five-star praise, support it

Ten Stars is divided into two phases, the first one

It's okay, it's tasteless to eat and it's a pity to throw it away.

It's actually a narrative, with not a single line of dialogue [laughs awkwardly]

Now that I have started writing about the Servant Army, this book has come to an end for me. It looks great from the front!

All in all, it's very interesting to watch. I'm looking forward to the follow-up plot. I hope it won't be unfinished or interrupted.

It's so cool, Lao Liuwen is so cool [laughs evilly] [you taste it carefully] [thinking] [like]

Five-star praise, hope it will continue [laughing]

The author can arrange the name Huang Jiajun to be an officer to fight Yamamoto, the little devil [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [sending my heart]

Awesome, but unfortunately too short, too concise, missing a lot of dialogue and emotions.