Devil*************

You don't need to read this book. You just traveled back in time in 42 years. You have to kill three Japs to get a gun. There are no bullets yet. This setting is useless. Do you still have time to develop it? There are still many Japs for you to kill, but before you can develop, all the Japs have escaped.

Call me comrade and have discipline! Finally it's not a bandit article, it's called brothers and brothers every day, brothers and brothers!

If you don't make an anti-Japanese drama, it's a waste of talent!

After reading so many anti-Japanese books, there was only one that was for the nuclear eradication of the Japanese homeland. Obviously the points requirements can be met, but there is no meaning of a nuclear tie. It is said that an air force must be formed first, but there is no sign of forming an air force at all. The system can definitely be airdropped, but I guess the author will put various restrictions on the airdrop service of the system. Seeing now, I can only guess that in order to kill more Japs and earn more points, the protagonist does not want to use nuclear draw to prevent the Japs from surrendering and losing the source of points later.

It's understandable that the equipment is expensive, but ammunition is a consumable, so it's too expensive.

Isn't that too exaggerated? Do you think others are fools?

It looks very exciting. Killing the Japanese is like stepping on ants. It doesn't matter if they are reasonable or not, that's it.

The level of the soldiers is so high that they can drive tanks directly, which will prevent them from trying poison next time.

It's too natural to think that the Japanese Air Force is just a decoration.

Forcibly suppressing intelligence, even if they had so many supplies and weapons at that time, they could still recognize it, and no one would doubt the protagonist. The most important thing is that you have so many supplies, and you have to hand over some resources to other armies.

The combat power behind has collapsed. There are 300,000 Japs in total. You killed 150,000 in one battle with 3,000 men. You obviously have the ability to hit Tokyo directly, but you have been fighting guerrillas with the Japs. You even sent my father-in-law an artillery regiment [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] I have this ability, I am destiny!

Although it's unreasonable, it looks really cool! The anti-Japanese novel "Golden Finger" should be opened a little wider, so that you can kill the little devils more comfortably. (Many people say that you should respect the facts and not write it as an anti-Japanese drama. Brother, this is a novel and not a documentary)

It's a bit of a drama, but it's just good-looking and enjoyable to watch. 5 Stars!

After reading a few of them, I can only say that they are too toxic. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

Some books are finished and need to be continued, while some books actually end at chapter 29. Kill Japanese soldiers to get points, which can be exchanged for. The T34 tank comes with four drivers (the driver does not eat, drink, go to the toilet, or communicate with others, and is in the tank every day). A vehicle worth 3,000 points, the protagonist will earn 14,000 points in an early battle, and the T34 tank will count as points for killing enemies. With this setting, the book is over. You don't need to buy anything just to blow up all the tanks. If you don't have any oil, you don't have to buy any shells. Directly get 30,000 tanks to push the Eurasian and African continents flatly, get 5,000 landing ships, directly land on the island countries, and then push flatly. One military unit can conquer the world. If not, try 300,000 T34s. This is 1937.

The writing is really wonderful. The author has put in a lot of effort and checked the information. Thank you for your hard work. It would be better if there are pictures of weapons and equipment of World War II. Thank you again for your hard work! !

Come on, the points are not directly proportional and there are messy things. Why are there so many points for oil and food? 50 Points only costs 200 liters of fuel, and a T34 tank requires 250 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers, so the system behind it makes some messy points additions. 1,000 Points can be exchanged for 10,000 rounds of ammunition? One Japs only has ten points, but one thousand Japs can exchange for the system's 10,000 rounds of bullets? Then hand over all the materials needed to clean the battlefield? Don't talk about the exchange of weapons that are not the same. Then you have to change to a lonely one. The points are not directly proportional.

The writing is not bad, and he also knows how to kill Japanese. Even though they easily wiped out two divisions and still had zero casualties, they were still hiding in one place. Later, they had a naval fleet, but as a result, they didn't even have a port. They had a fleet floating on the sea, no need to eat or supplies, and they had invincible air defense and artillery that could fire 300 kilometers. But in the end, they were still hiding in one place. More than 400,000 of them have been killed. The little devil can still take 400,000 to attack you. It has been a year since the attack on Pearl Harbor. Do you still have so many troops?

This book is very well written. Although it is a casual novel to kill time, the author wrote it with great care. This is another excellent book among the novels I have read. It makes me have the fantasy of reading it in one go. This book is very, very good.

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