Bright Sword: Capture Mount Fuji and Bomb Pearl Harbor

This is fucking cool writing. Never mind what makes sense or not. If you want to be reasonable, just read the textbook. This horse riding is a novel. Just feel good

It's pretty good. Although I personally feel that the author is Japanese, I'm even more excited when a Japanese writes anti-Japanese literature. This book has an inexplicable feel and is quite beautiful.

Like Tomato's other bright sword novels, the golden finger is wide open, but it seems very fun so far! No [like] [laugh]

Is there anyone who only develops cannons? I saw this one, but the others don't just develop cannons. What you write is getting more and more exaggerated. 100,000 Artillery pieces are all of large caliber. This is too fake. I am no longer interested in seeing it now. It is too fake. This is not the time to fight Chiang Kai-shek. You cannot fight Chiang Kai-shek by hundreds of thousands.

So cool! You are already a mature author, remember to update more consciously! [Cool][Cool][Cool]

Just some pictures would be perfect, I don't know anything about it! Ask for support

I don't know if this book of yours will be blocked, but it's great. Come on.

Except for the first two times when the protagonist discovers the weapon on his own initiative, the next few times it is discovered by others. This is fine. As long as you don't know that the protagonist got it, it doesn't matter whether it was stolen or dug. The weapon is right in front of you. Can you resist using it?

It's great. Come on, author, try to do ten chapters a day.

It's really nice to have too many disks to worry about. Isn't it more reasonable to let the system directly build an arsenal and let the commander-in-chief figure it out on his own? The system creates an arsenal, which can be used as a base for development. Pretty good too. The pace can be sped up, unlike other anti-war stories that killed millions of Japanese and dozens of lieutenant generals, and are still developing in northwest Shanxi.