During the Anti-Japanese War, I Had a Brigade of 20,000 People

The book is okay, at least there are no big poisonous points in the early stage. For example, the old-fashioned law of suppressing bandits must have women, and then the identity is unusual, either the daughter of a high-ranking official, a wealthy businesswoman, or a childhood sweetheart. It's just that there are too few updated chapters, and the wine is also afraid of the alley. No matter how good your writing is, no matter how good the plot is, it's all in vain. If you keep up with it every day, it's easy to forget and don't want to read it. After all, the novelty is always temporary.

A teaching team can be set up to train new recruits, recruiting and training them as they fight. The veterans will go out to fight the Japanese, while the new recruits will be trained at home, gradually replacing the old with the new.

Okay, it's worth a look, come on author

Titanium looks great! Iron will! Professional thinking!