
The Legend of an Arms Dealer in the War Against Japan
抗日之军火商传奇
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 二战超级军火商Alternate title on Fanqie
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The writing is pretty good, but many things are not explained clearly. You can refer to Bayi Logistics and Xue Jianqiang's book, which is more complete. I hope the author can update it more 🙂🙂
Very good. They supported weapons, ammunition and supplies for the veterans to fight the war. After the war, weren't the Soviet Union and the United States awesome? Aren't British people very shady? It is recommended that the protagonist also have contact with the Germans. While increasing our country's gold reserves, the Germans can also show their power. In this way, even if the United States, the Soviet Union and Britain win, they will not be able to slaughter the world as they did in history, and it will not be so difficult for the old revolutionaries to found the country!
The author's writing is smooth and the storyline is good. It's just that many adjectives appear constantly in the article, which has a slightly new stereotype atmosphere, which makes people feel stiff and makes the character creation of each character tend to be rigid. There are some small details that I won't go into details, but overall it's pretty good.
I have read a few chapters so far, and I actually feel that from the beginning, after the weapons and ammunition assistance solved the Eighth Route Army's initial problems, the focus should be on cultivating the Eighth Route Army's industry, rather than just making money 🤔🤔
Very good. The price for changing the uniforms of the 129th Division was relatively cheap, and the medicines were more in line with the environment at that time.
It's good. I like to write about World War II, not just about the battlefield. The limitations shouldn't be so big. The protagonist has traveled through time, so he should be the troublemaker for the whole world, tricking everyone except his own [laughter] [laughter]
Why can't we build a logistics support base in Shanxi? We must float everywhere. We must dismantle the troops and move them around. We must not disperse them all the way. In the end, it was full of loopholes, and I don't know what the author's mentality was when writing the book.
Not bad, I just hope the author can sell some equipment to Germany so that he can play more games in Europe.
The novel is okay, but the small details are too vague. I hope it can be improved.
Come on, look forward to the follow-up