
Republican Era: An Abandoned Whampoa Cadet's Path to Generalship
民国:黄埔弃子的将官之路
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- Ongoing
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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- 5mo ago
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- From the Start, Maxing Out Army Mobility Doctrine开局点满陆军机动学说Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allSeasoned Readers, Come On In and Swap Book Recommendations
For the most demanding readers suffering from a book drought. Beginners, stay away.
The Best Novels About the War of Resistance Against Japan
I'm looking for books like "The Snow Wolf's Mission 2: The Wolf Hero". "The Snow Wolf's Mission" is the legendary story of a heroic dog who accompanies its master on the path of resistance against Japan. It tells of the dog's loyalty and its lifelong devotion to repaying its master for saving and raising it...
Looking for a Realistic War of Resistance Novel, Not a Glorified Anti-Japanese War Drama
Let Me Witness a Glorious Golden Age (Looking for Good Books, I'm Desperate)
Please recommend good books, please! I am truly out of things to read.
Looking for Books About Warlords in Republican-Era China or the Late Qing Dynasty, Especially Without a System
The story needs to make sense. Don’t recommend stories that don’t make sense or rely on a System. And absolutely no romance.
Recommend Stories Set in the Republican Era With an Overpowered Protagonist!!!
A satisfying story set during the Republican era, with a protagonist who is highly skilled in combat and also has money and status.
Any Good Anti-Japanese War Stories That Are Engaging from Start to Finish?
Can You Write About the War of Resistance Without Making It Another Bright Sword?
War! War! War! World War II, the Cold War, or Modern Warfare. No Space Wars
War of Resistance Stories That Aren't About Fighting on the Front Lines, but About Doing What Little You Can
I don't want stories about fighting on the front lines. A System is fine, but nothing too powerful. The protagonist can help the country, but shouldn't play a decisive role. No tanks, planes, or anything like that.
Any Grand-scale Patriotic Fiction Recommendations?
War of Resistance Stories with a System, Preferably Starting with the Battle of Shanghai or the Defense of Nanjing
Looking for books like Raising an Army: Building an Unsetting Sun for Great Xia. I want a War of Resistance story with a System, preferably starting with the Battle of Shanghai or the Defense of Nanjing.
Looking for a Hard-Core Military Novel
Looking for Anti-Japanese War Novels Set Against the Battles of Nanjing and Xuzhou
Revolutionary Novels
Looking for books similar to Transmigrating to Start a Rebellion, and I Mean Business.
Reborn in the Beiyang Era of Republican China
Severely Out of Books to Read: Any Books About Modern Large-Scale Warfare? No Mercenaries
Siheyuan: Martial Arts, Hunting, and Motorcycles, With No Cheats or Only a Minor One
Siheyuan: The protagonist isn't from the original story and knows kung fu, hunts, and rides a motorcycle. A little aggressive, with no cheats or only a minor one. The plot shouldn't be too ridiculous.
Novels About Transmigrating to the Red Army Era and Building a New China After the War
Martial Arts Training in Republican-Era China, Possibly with a Cheat
Set in the Republican era. It could also be in Uncle Jiu’s world. The protagonist learns martial arts, and can have a cheat System or something like that.
Anti-Japanese War Stories Where the Weapons Aren't Too Advanced
Republican-Era Romance: A Bewitching Heroine and a Warlord Hero
Looking for Novels Set During the War of Resistance Against Japan: Realistic Ones, No System. You Know, Realistic.
I'm looking for books like "The Rise of a Great General: How Did I Become a Corps Commander?"
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China With a Cheat Ability, Become a Disciple of a Baji Quan Grandmaster, and Pursue the Ultimate in Martial Arts
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Hey, isn't that so-and-so?! Bao Guowei's story is not over yet; the Death Squad is both annihilation and rebirth.
I originally planned to save the previous book for later, but seeing there were only 100 chapters left before it ended, I gave up and it just sat on my bookshelf gathering dust. Unexpectedly, while looking for books today, I found this sequel, immediately finished the previous one, and came to read this one. The writing and plot are as good as ever. Keep it up! [Staring emoji][staring emoji]
It's fantastic. I've been reading it since the first book. The author really brought the character of someone reborn in the Republic of China era to life.
Here's my advice, author: if you're writing about the War of Resistance Against Japan, stick to the pure anti-Japanese sentiment. Keep the script focused on everyday life; absolutely avoid any ambiguous relationships with the Communists. Purely anti-Japanese war stories are what readers prefer.
Here's a joke about maneuver warfare doctrines: One day, the maneuver warfare doctrine, the superior firepower doctrine, the decisive battle planning doctrine, and the human wave assault doctrine were discussing their respective advantages and disadvantages. Superior Firepower: "I have extremely high personnel lethality." Decisive Battle Planning: "I have high trench and planning bonuses."
Not for any other reason than the small bag I saw in the previous book.
I'm happy the author is here to fill in the gaps.
I've read the author's previous book, and now I've read the second one. The quality is guaranteed; it's engaging. I could feel Bao Guowei's sense of powerlessness in that era, and his desire to try and change things, albeit only to improve them somewhat. But whatever he could save was better than nothing. [Think about it carefully][Think about it carefully]
The sequel is a war story, but I felt the prequel focused more on politics, and it felt like there was less political continuity.
I originally wanted to type a lot, but then I deleted it. I'm giving this novel five stars because I've been reading it for a long time. I hope it won't end up like my last one. 🍉