Regimental Commander: My Cannon-Fodder Brothers
团长：我的炮灰兄弟
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- 433k Words
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- War & Espionage
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I’ve Read Over a Thousand Books, but Only Six Made It Onto My Shelf. I’m Extremely Picky, So Recommend Me Something Good
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The main character can travel between the present day and the War of Resistance period, and keeps using present-day supplies to support the resistance back then. It's a System novel.
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Of all the novels I've read about Commander-in-Chief, this one doesn't have a system, which is great. The original novel and TV series became increasingly painful and tearful as I watched. This novel, while featuring a protagonist without a system, is essentially a retelling of the original plot, only with the tragic parts replaced by a happy ending for the readers. Overall, it's not bad.
I'm also a big fan of the author, and I've read it many times on my computer, even downloading it. Unfortunately, I lost my laptop later. But I still read it many times on the website. The author writes so well, it's very immersive. The language, environment, and characters are almost identical to the original, without any sense of disjointedness. It's truly excellent.
It captures the essence of the original novel. The very beginning evoked my nostalgia for the original TV series. Especially the scene where Dr. Hao sat on the tree stump with his head bowed before his death—it brought tears to my eyes again. Aside from that mystical "golden finger" (a powerful, almost supernatural ability), it captures the spirit of the original.
While there aren't any overpowered plot devices, the slightly enjoyable gameplay is still quite acceptable, and I'm really looking forward to the upcoming episodes. The reason I read this kind of novel is to make up for the shortcomings of the TV series. Every member of the cannon fodder unit is a good soldier; they just lack someone like Long Wenzhang to lead them.
It's good; there are many detailed descriptions, and the characters' personalities are basically the same as in the novel.
It's incredibly heartwarming. Isn't the point of reading fanfiction to find solace from unresolved issues? In that respect, this book is arguably the best among Captain America fanfiction. The author is incredibly kind to everyone in the cannon fodder group. Finally, Long Wenzhang is about to appear; hopefully, things will be better for him too, everyone has suffered so much.
Brother, please give me just one more chapter, I can't take it anymore, please, brother. I feel ants crawling all over my body, I feel myself shaking, I can't breathe, please, brother, just one more chapter, just one more, I promise I'll never touch this again, please, brother, really, just one chapter, I swear I'll never touch this stuff again, I just can't take it anymore, I'm tossing and…
It has flaws, but it's still very good. Not many people have written this book, so it's already quite good.
The pacing is relaxed, and compared to other fan fictions of "My Chief and My Regiment," it feels closer to the original work.
One of the rare gems among fanfiction, it resonates with the audience, avoids being simplistic or childish, has an engaging storyline, and the system isn't overly exaggerated. I don't know why it only has a score of 7.2; I think it should be 9.2!