War of Resistance: An Empire-Building Manual from the Start
抗战：开局一本帝国成长手册
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- 1.4M Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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- War of Resistance: Sign-In Rewards the Mightiest Battleship抗战：签到奖励最强战列舰Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is a great book about the War of Resistance against Japan in the Republican era. It's really good. The protagonist has some kind of cheat code, but it's not frustrating at all. Unlike the other book next door, "In the Republican Era, If You Don't Borrow, You'll Steal," the protagonist Qin Jin has a spatial cheat code and a conjoined superpower (the author describes him as being able to…
Finally, a novel that doesn't pander to the author! Those who know, know. Hopefully, Tomato (the author) can continue to be uplifting and not get censored...
The plot is relatively historically accurate and well-analyzed, though the writing style is a bit self-indulgent. Overall, it's just average, but undeniably entertaining! The early stages are quite logical. The protagonist's time travel occurs during the Northwest Campaign, where the historical reality is that the Japanese army swept through the country, and despite having superior numbers, the…
It's been a long time since I've read such an excellent WWII novel. The protagonist's character and overall outlook are almost perfect. The author's writing is fluent, and they demonstrate a good understanding of WWII history, various battles, and the weapons and tactics used... Overall, there are no major flaws... So a rating of 9 or higher is well-deserved! Keep up the good work, author!!!
If I had the protagonist's weapons, would I be able to travel back to Nanjing and fight alongside those martyrs? The Katyusha roars, the T-34 crushes the tiny Hawker fighter, spinning in the air and shooting down enemy plane after enemy? Limitless imagination is like a mirror, able to travel back and forth. Sadly, I can only rely on my imagination.
A pretty good novel about the War of Resistance against Japan; it's written fairly realistically!
Having read the latest chapter, overall it's top-tier for a war novel. The power-ups aren't overly exaggerated, and the equipment provided isn't excessively overpowered. The pacing is a bit slow in the early stages, but accelerates slightly as the power expands to major battle levels.
Kudos to the author! The plot is quite realistic and logical, and battle maps for both sides are included. However, when I saw the protagonist about to abandon the empire he built and move overseas, I suddenly lost interest in continuing. All I can say is that the censorship is insane.
This book is really good. There's no sycophancy, no overly sentimentalism, just fighting the Japanese and developing independently. It's excellent; it would be perfect if they could establish a nation overseas.
The story is good, from retreating from the battlefield to becoming king of Southeast Asia. However, the system's concealment is too weak, from initial equipment to later factory-based operations. Another issue is the persistent use of stereotypes about the enemy; regardless of the passage of time, the enemy's tactics and weapons haven't changed much, which is incorrect.