I Rose from a Prisoner-of-War Camp to Defeat the Japanese Invaders

Although I have only read a few dozen chapters, I can feel that the author's writing style is delicate and he has collected a lot of information about that era. He can basically say something meaningful. He is not like many authors of so-called similar works who just talk nonsense. It is a superior work among the group of anti-war writers!

. . This turns out to be an old book called Feng Xueyun Zhonglu. . . Well written

The writing style is delicate, the plot development is realistic and objective, and love and hate are clear. It is worth reading. The beginning is very good. After reading the first hundred chapters, I want to give it five stars. However, the content is constantly interspersed with endless articles about future impacts, etc. It is redundant and repetitive, and the endless nonsense is unappetizing! Take a look at Samsung

It's okay, but the chapters are a bit confusing

This book is well written, with detailed war strategies and tactics, and is especially thoughtful about the construction of the military-industrial system. Although the description and language are lengthy, the details and reasoning are clearly explained and the logic is rigorous. What is even more admirable is the author's rich knowledge of history, geography and military affairs, including physics and chemistry. As far as I know, some of the events, characters, time points and historical place names are consistent with history and geography (I don't know if any of them are wrong or not), which is very impressive👍.

The writing is a bit verbose, but the author is thoughtful and it is still interesting to read during a book shortage.

Well written, but the ending is a bit rushed

The writing was very in line with the social environment at that time, and the writing was very thorough about the world situation at that time. Very delicate. The author has reviewed the information in detail. 👍👍👍

It's well written and has many practical ideas.

It is well written and the human nature is described very realistically, which is very rare in war novels.