Bright Sword: From the Start, I Empty Taiyuan Arsenal

In modern times, who wouldn't want to contribute to a better life? And who can truly live like ordinary people before liberation? The protagonist is an ordinary person with special abilities and expertise. To achieve victory, he must use his expertise and these abilities to help our army; for his own safety, he must carefully conceal them. A very realistic protagonist.

It's very well written, not exaggerated, with a storyline, and incorporates certain social realities of the time.

Excellent, very relatable. After all, rural areas in that era were indeed ignorant, incredibly barbaric, and extremely xenophobic. This is the biggest reason why universal education was implemented after the founding of the People's Republic of China. What kind of era was this? It wasn't as idyllic as city dwellers imagined. Even truck drivers traveling to places like Anhui and Guangxi in the 1970s and 80s were vulnerable to murder and truck theft; imagine how much worse it was in that time.

Let whoever wants to do it do it; if the main character decides to quit, let them figure out their own solution.

It's written so realistically! The portrayal of human nature is so sharp. It's obvious the author was influenced by Wang Xingguo's previous book.

It's written with a strong sense of the era, highlighting the contradictions between different classes. It fully depicts the various conflicts between the proletariat, the bourgeoisie, and the landlord class. Of all the novels I've read, this is the first one I've reviewed. Although you haven't written many chapters, your writing is excellent.

This book is alright; it's one of the books worth reading among Tomato's selections.

I personally think this book is well written. At the start, I'm both afraid my brothers will suffer and afraid they'll drive Land Rovers. It demands selfless dedication, the struggle for power, and a sense of national righteousness from others, and it does a very good job of doing so. The key point is that this book wasn't banned.

It's a shame that this book is so short. The subject matter, writing style, and content are all very rich. It's short but concise. I can only say it's a pity that it's finished. I can only say that I look forward to the author's next new work. I will continue to read it no matter what the rating is.

It's a miracle this book hasn't been banned yet. 😏😏😏😏