Bright Sword: I Become Invincible by Protecting a Field Hospital

Honestly, it wasn't very good. The main character was too flamboyant, always jumping around and making a fuss. Not only that, but the extent to which he annihilated the Japanese was just too amazing. Were the Japanese really that stupid as to let you kill them? It's like a ridiculous drama! And then there was this guy who stood there dumbfounded for several minutes on the battlefield.

This is all a mess. The reward is strength, but it has nothing to do with points? Killing enemies doesn't earn points. Completing a major mission rewards 100 points, but you're asking for 200 points for a rifle? If you have 200 points, without any added strength or speed, machine guns can't hit you. Why would you need to use points to buy a gun?

Now I finally understand why no one reads your book. It's very disorganized, and during that period, female soldiers were only hospital nurses and staff in headquarters departments. You even wrote about shooting soldiers during training!

Although it's a bit... Well, fighting the Japanese is still pretty good, I'll give it my support.

Has absolutely no common sense

This protagonist is a bit silly, and he causes too much trouble. I can't stand it anymore, so I'm demanding that you deliver twenty cannons, two hundred guns, and two tons of grain every month.

Anti-Japanese war myths are a mess

That's an exaggeration!

I hope you can add more.

Very beautiful