An Alternate Republican Era: From Company Commander to Marshal
架空民国：我从连长到大帅
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It doesn't have to be written as if there is a system and there are millions of troops and countless guns from the beginning😤😤 I hope the author can write it well and don't end it badly.
The logic is rigorous, the plot is ups and downs, and it is a very good novel.
It feels like the author has worked in the army, and may indeed be a battalion-deputy regiment-level commander. Many of the things written are quite true, and some of them have the flavor of our army.
The psychological activities are particularly good, and the storyline is also very good, so this book is very interesting to read. The richness of the characters is also a highlight. The anti-Japanese war travel theme has been written to this extent, and it deserves a five-star thumbs up!
Very exciting! It's worth reading and I hope you will continue to work hard!
Keep up the hard work and keep optimistic about you. Come on.
Not bad, at least I can see it! I found that books with lower scores do not necessarily mean they are not good-looking. It may be that the reading ability of Tomato readers is too low. On the contrary, books with high scores are books with high scores. Eight out of ten books are written by idiots, and idiotic books are too suitable for most readers. This military text of the Republic of China is very logical. At least it is considered to be a relatively good military text of the Republic of China in Tomato.
Breaking away from the stereotypes of ordinary time travel, it uses realistic techniques, concise writing, concise language, reasonable plots, and vivid characters. A rare good book, worth reading.
Not bad, relatively real.
Although the homework is a bit long-winded and the military theory is poor, the storyline is relatively compact and you can continue reading it for now.