
Anti-Japanese War, from a Reinforced Company to a Million-Strong Army
抗日,从加强连到百万大军
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 241k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 10d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
61Reads
5.6Score
96Chapters
3Listens
26.3kReads · all time





I will only talk about one advantage. The author specifically searched for relevant historical documents for detailed battle progress, weapon parameters, tactics, personnel and weapon configurations, etc. If they were not available in China, he went to the Internet to check. He is the only author who is willing to do this in a novel I have read for so long.
Not bad. Someone in the comments said that the system limit was before 1925. Later, the system was upgraded, and now the limit has been changed to 1930. It seems like one battle + 5 years. At first, the system was a bit restrictive. Not only could it only use weapons before 1925, but fuel was also expensive. I was unhappy, so I deducted one star.
Yes, there is finally a novel that includes selling Japanese military identification tags. Those natural disaster novels did not mention this very important point. Historically, Guo Rugui seized some bedding and miscellaneous items abandoned by the Japanese army, which was considered to be a severe blow to the Japanese army.
Five stars support people who write carefully
So far it seems to be a good book and quite rigorous.
After watching it for two hours, I felt very good. At least I was writing seriously.
Educated authors are different
He is knowledgeable about military equipment and has solid internal skills.
It is a relatively rigorous book about armaments and is worth recommending.
Come on come on come on come on
Good, good, good, good
Not bad, very passionate to watch
Not many people are still commanders
Finally, he is no longer a novice who uses his sword to fight the war! The logic of the post and history is clear and not taken for granted.
The writing is very good, I hope to update it more while ensuring the quality.
A very good anti-Japanese war novel.