
Bright Sword: What, Your Lieutenant Has So Many Ranks Below Him?
亮剑:什么,你连长下面这么多级
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- Ongoing
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- 931k Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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- 9mo ago
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- War of Resistance: I Only Target Elite Divisions抗战:专打精锐师团Alternate title on Fanqie
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Thank you for reading, everyone. Please feel free to point out anything incorrect, inappropriate, or wrong. I'm all for listening to advice. 🧐🧐🧐 Thank you for reading, everyone.
The weapon's model number and name. The protagonist's fighting style is too childish. When it comes to reckoning, he'll be the first one. He fights based entirely on randomness, without considering the consequences at all. He's arrogant because he has a system and is invincible, and he doesn't treat his own people like human beings at all.
The pacing is clear. Unlike some novels where the protagonist fights tens of thousands of people but only suffers one or two thousand casualties. If you didn't know better, you'd think he was Ultraman.
🤭😅😅😏 It's also good that it's a timeline unit. Li Yunlong met Tian Yu around 1949, when Tian Yu was 19🤭. Brother, you do the math, how old is Tian Yu now?
The writing is good, the system's overpowered aspects are moderate, but it's too sentimental.
Things were going so well, then suddenly someone died, and two chapters of sad and sentimental stuff came along—who could possibly read that?
It's alright, not a mindless cheat. The rewards are in the enemy's stronghold; you have to kill enemies to get them.
So far there haven't been any major problems.
I've finished reading it and it's very well written, worthy of five stars. Of course, everyone has different opinions, but so far it deserves five stars and I'll see how the author performs later. (I'm referring to the current 133 chapters, all of which are very well written overall. If someone nitpicks on a particular issue, I have nothing to say; I'm only saying this because the book suits my taste.)
The author must have studied large-scale troop operations, excellent!