Arriving in Bright Sword, the System Urges Me to Repay a Debt of Gratitude
初到亮剑，系统催我去报恩
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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I really enjoyed reading "The Sword of Time" and read other books, all of which disparaged Li Yunlong's tactics and disapproved of his taking advantage. If the conditions of the Eighth Route Army were not difficult and there were no supplies, they relied on fighting to support the war. He believed that his troops could win and won because of too many casualties. They all looked at that era from a modern perspective. However, without the efforts of the predecessors, the achievements of the younger generations would not be possible.
The aid story is okay. Unlike other stories about personal heroism in the name of aid and surrounding the protagonist throughout the process, the protagonist in this book does a very good job in logistics and delivering supplies. I read many people's comments that the protagonist has a low sense of presence. But if you think about the war, it is never just one person who can influence the situation. The protagonist plays a great role in the rear and can continuously provide supplies to the Eighth Route Army.
The writing style is not bad, unlike other swordsmanship, which is just mindless and cool, regardless of whether it makes sense or not. I've been reading it, it's really exciting. The author works hard and maintains stable quality output.
Great book, Cui Geng! Cui Geng! I have been following this book again and again. The plot has ups and downs, some make me passionate and excited, and some make me moved by the spirit of sacrifice and dedication of the forefathers who continued their work without regrets. Although it is a systematic text, it gives people an immersive feeling. The author's skills are quite good, so go for it! Take good care of you! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
There are so many bright sword novels, but this one is my favorite. First of all, the writing style is definitely worth mentioning, and the plot is also reasonable. It is not like those mindless and cool novels. It is the book that I have been following for the longest time. Before I knew it, I had finished reading more than 40 chapters. Zhuo Zhi's identity became more and more reasonable, Lao Li's intelligence became higher and higher, and his tactics became more and more clever. Without direct help, my eyesight improved so much without knowing it. The author almost never interrupted the chapter.
Very passionate! And there's nothing wrong with the overall logic. At least the progress from the soldiers' physique and basic equipment to primary industrialization is relatively gentle, so it won't make people feel too outrageous! Come on~
In some respects, this book has surpassed the original work: it does not advocate Hollywood-style personal heroism, self-centeredness and lack of discipline, and it does not promote the exquisite egoism that Baipi sells to us. There is a collective, a family and a country. Although the writing is still a little lacking, keep up the good work!
I have to comment on the feeling that has developed for our soldiers [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss] They finally have something good to eat. I felt very excited after watching it, and I have watched Li Yunlong's TV series, which I thought was quite good.
The writing is getting better and better, keep up the good work [currently in progress]
A perfect Chinese dream. I hope that all the anti-Japanese people in the book will have a perfect ending in this dream. I sincerely hope that the author can complete this work without any regrets. I hope the author can update it twice a day to satisfy the little wishes of us readers.