I Really Did Come to Fight the Japanese
我真是来抗日的
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 8mo ago
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- Fanqie
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A 9.9-Rated Masterpiece Has Arrived 😁
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Fighting the Japanese with Beautiful Women and a System
Looking for a Story Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to the War Against Japan Era, No Bright Sword, with a System
Any Good Anti-Japanese War Stories That Are Engaging from Start to Finish?
Any Anti-Japanese War Stories About a Lone Hero Killing Japanese Soldiers With a Golden Finger?
Looking for Female-Oriented Novels Where the Heroine Transmigrates to the War Against Japan and Helps Her Country
I want a transmigration novel with a grand scope and a story that really rises above itself, told from the female lead's perspective!!!
Looking for Anti-Japanese War Stories With Smart Characters
I like detailed depictions of warfare. I'm not into stories about providing aid or going into business, or weapons from different eras. I just want straightforward military fiction.
Looking for a Realistic War of Resistance Novel, Not a Glorified Anti-Japanese War Drama
Any Anti-Japanese War Stories About Transmigrating to the War Years?
Any books about resisting the Japanese invasion? The kind where someone transmigrates to the War of Resistance era.
Looking for Stories About Transmigrating to the Long March and Living Through Liberation
Looking for Republican-Era Stories With Pocket Spaces, Martial Arts, and Fighting the Japanese
Set during the Republican era. The female lead travels all over the country, fights the Japanese invaders herself, and stores the things she takes from them in her spatial inventory. She's an absolute powerhouse.
Looking for a Story Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to the Red Army Era and Stays Through the Founding of the Nation
The protagonist transmigrates to the start of the Red Army's Long March, fights in the war all the way through, and stays until the founding of the nation!
Complete Anti-Japanese Espionage Novels of Over Three Million Words
The Female Lead Transmigrates to Republican-Era China and Is a Spy
Novels About Transmigrating to the Red Army Era and Building a New China After the War
Fighting the Japanese, with a System and a Pocket Dimension, After Transmigration
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China with Unlimited Supplies, a Slice-of-Life Story
Transmigrating to the Republican era, with a System providing abundant resources in this era of scarcity, while the sole female lead lives her own peaceful life.
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China With a System, Build an Army, and Rise to Power
It's Been 10 Years Since War Thunder, and There Still Isn't a Single Completed Novel
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China, Build Your Own Faction, and Fight Anyone Who Gets in Your Way
Stories About Transmigrating to the Long March and Living Through Liberation
The Protagonist Travels to Wartime, Gets Bound to a System, and Earns Rewards for Killing the Japanese Invaders
Looking for books similar to *Supporting the War Effort: Not One Japanese Soldier Gets Away*.
Looking for a Real Anti-Japanese War Story. Transmigrating to the Republic of China and Fighting the Japanese Is No Good. I Want One with Real Battles.
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Why. . . . . . . . The blood of the martyrs brought us today's peaceful life! ! ! We can only do a little bit here. Wish them well in heaven! ! ! Now the mountains and rivers are safe, and the prosperous times are as you wish! ! !
This is one of the few thoughtful anti-war novels A healthy army must be supported by a complete industrial system. Relying solely on one system to provide weapons and equipment without developing its own industrial system is just a castle in the air.
The jujube tree in the courtyard somehow produced a few fruits this year. When I picked them and tasted them, they were a bit bitter and not good. But when I think of you in my dream, the sourness in my mouth becomes a little sweeter. In my spare time, I turned to look out the window. There is summer, but it is not just summer. There is chaos, there is idleness, and there is splendor and splendor that cannot be concealed by spring flowers and autumn moon. There are green locust trees and tall willows swallowing new cicadas, and the wind blows into the strings. There is gauze kitchen rattan mat. The room was quite stuffy, and suddenly I felt inspired, so I picked up the pen that had not been wet for a long time. I felt that I should write something, but I didn't know where to start. Maybe it was because I was feeling depressed that day, so I wrote down the next "front row" and then gave it up.
Fits the gist of relaxation!
This is serious writing of novels
The writing is very novel. It does not just focus on systematic description, but focuses on the development and war of the protagonist at that time, as well as the contact with the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. The protagonist has a correct outlook on life, and the description is humorous and attractive.
This is a rare anti-war novel that I have been following. There are not only the hardships of our predecessors, but also the firm belief that we will never give up for the motherland. Ever since I was a child, I have thought about what would happen if our revolutionary predecessors had the same weapons as their enemies and enough food to eat. This novel can be said to have solved my doubts. Very much to my liking.
The anchor is very responsible. Nothing bad. I have been following it and haven't watched it in the past two days. I plan to follow the progress now. Saw the latest one tonight
Good, very good, but not enough
The writing is very good and not toxic, and the whole process is high-octane. The protagonist can do whatever he wants. He conquers the landlords, divides the land, and beats up the government of the Republic of China. The protagonist is a nanny who kneels down and licks the big-head soldiers. There is no such thing. Don't listen to other people's nonsense.