Bright Sword: Reborn in 1936
亮剑之重生1936
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 386k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Looking for a Story That Changes Li Yunlong’s Fate in the Later Parts of Drawing Sword
Transmigrate to the War of Resistance Era and Provide Supplies, With Li Yunlong From *Drawing Sword* Not as the Main Character
Any Novels with Expert-Level Military and Weapons Knowledge?
A lot of war novels are written by people who know nothing about the military. They lack even basic knowledge of weapons and military affairs. The calibers are all over the place, MG42s show up right from the start, and there are piles of artillery that don’t fit the circumstances at all. Then there’s that Italian cannon: the 1897 model was already obsolete by World War II.
Bright Sword: Swapping Equipment with Li Yunlong, with a System
Looking for Bright Sword Fanfiction Without Distorting the Story or Sneaking in Agendas
Any Anti-Japanese War Stories Set During the Nanjing Massacre?
Are There Any Books About Someone Who Transmigrates Back to the Early Days of the Founding of the Nation to Help Develop the Country?
Stories where people can transmigrate back and forth, bringing supplies and technology to help develop a country.
Seeking Anti-Japanese War Novels, Preferably With Large-Scale Military Battles
Looking for books similar to The Bright Sword: A Corps Is Also a Corps. It would be better if the main army were a little larger.
Looking for Anti-Japanese War Novels
The protagonist transmigrates into the past and insists on writing a diary every day.
Novels About Handling Logistics in Bright Sword
Are There Any Satisfying Anti-Japanese Novels Featuring an Invasion of the Japanese Mainland
Any Novels Where Someone Transmigrates into Drawing Sword, The Eight Hundred, or Snow Leopard? Please Recommend Some
War of Resistance Against Japan
Are there any novels about resisting the Japanese invasion?
Military Novels About Transmigrating Into Drawing Sword
Any Books About the War Against Japan? Please!!! 😁😁😁
Reliable Novels About Transmigrating into Drawing Sword
Nothing too over-the-top or brainless.
Is There a Book That Starts with the Division of Troops?
Transmigrate into the World of Bright Sword
Transmigration
Resistance-War Stories About Making Guns, with a Protagonist Who Stays Off the Battlefield
A story about making guns to fight the Japanese, where the protagonist doesn’t go to the front lines.
Looking for Books Like Bright Sword
Stories Like Drawing Sword
Novels about the War of Resistance, especially espionage and undercover stories.
Novels Where Someone Transmigrates into the World of Drawing Sword
Novels where the protagonist transmigrates into *Sparrow*. No Superman-type powers.
Looking for a War of Resistance Story Where Lao Li and the Brigade Commander Trade a Tree for Weapons on a Mountain
Novels About Transmigrating to the Red Army Era and Building a New China After the War
Reader comments 37
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Anti-Japanese war writings are usually either the King of War style or the counterattack of a small person. I hope the author will become a military advisor and stay at the headquarters to lay out the layout.
A very good book, much better than the literature directly rewarded by the system
4 Stars to encourage the author, but I still recommend that the author should develop the military industry well when writing about military industry. If the military industry can be done well, it will be the best support for the War of Resistance and the Liberation War in the future. Don't be commanding troops to fight wars or serving in the aviation force. In fact, the best thing is to write about the development of industry and agriculture. A planned plan to consolidate the industrial foundation, cultivate talents, and add in plug-in technology will soon produce results.
This system is better set up and more hidden. After all, it is knowledge-based. Who knows how much the protagonist has learned?
I estimate that the author is a chef, and his cooking skills should be good. He should have some ability to stew dried seafood, but his cooking skills are hidden. I personally recommend that chefs open stores in wealthy and tolerant streets. After all, rich people like to eat dry food, and those who have no money also like to spend a few dollars to eat a few meals.
Good book, written very realistically, no pitfalls so far
Not bad, keep up the good work
It's not bad, but the updates are too slow, and some plots are a bit too delayed.
Come on, author, don't be a pigeon
This is a good book