
Transmigrating to Songhu: From Company Commander with No Troops to Commander-in-Chief
穿越淞沪:从光杆营长杀到总司令
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Looking for a New, Really Great Novel About the War of Resistance and Spy Warfare, Rated at Least 9/10
Looking for books like Spy King: This Undercover Agent Gets Danger Warnings (Deep Sea Infiltration). A fantastic new resistance-era spy thriller, rated over 9 out of 10. Come check it out!
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Bright Sword-Style War of Resistance Novels
Are there any resistance-war stories where someone transmigrates and reveals their identity?
Looking for Detailed War Scenes, with Enough Combatants, a Grand Scale, and Excellent Battle Descriptions
Above all, I want high-quality scene descriptions that really get the adrenaline pumping!
Looking for Stories About the War Against Japan, No Bright Sword, No Spy Warfare, and No Special Forces Operations
Special operations are all small-time stuff. Can they wipe out several Japanese divisions in one go? They need a golden finger. Without one, how could they make a major impact in the War of Resistance? No matter how you write it, it wouldn't be realistic. I want something about commanding hundreds or thousands of tanks and heavy artillery, or using drones, missiles, and information warfare.
Looking for Long Novels About the War of Resistance Against Japan
Books About Someone Who Transmigrates to the Red Army Era
Looking for books similar to *Transmigrating Across the Xiang River*.
Any Anti-Japanese War Stories About Transmigrating to the War Years?
Any books about resisting the Japanese invasion? The kind where someone transmigrates to the War of Resistance era.
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Meticulously Researched Spy Fiction
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Republican-Era Warlords!!! A Powerful Male Lead!!
I'm begging you! I'm in a terrible reading slump. Ideally, the male lead should be a powerful warlord.
Looking for a Realistic War of Resistance Novel, Not a Glorified Anti-Japanese War Drama
Looking for Anti-Japanese War Novels Set Against the Battles of Nanjing and Xuzhou
Looking for Republican-Era Stories With Pocket Spaces, Martial Arts, and Fighting the Japanese
Set during the Republican era. The female lead travels all over the country, fights the Japanese invaders herself, and stores the things she takes from them in her spatial inventory. She's an absolute powerhouse.
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China With a Cheat Ability, Become a Disciple of a Baji Quan Grandmaster, and Pursue the Ultimate in Martial Arts
Looking for Novels Set During the War of Resistance Against Japan: Realistic Ones, No System. You Know, Realistic.
I'm looking for books like *The Rise of a Great General: How Did I Become a Corps Commander?*
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China, Become a Warlord, and Get a System
Any Books About Someone from China Transmigrating to the War of Resistance Era and Beating up the Japanese Invaders?
Resistance-War Stories About Making Guns, with a Protagonist Who Stays Off the Battlefield
A story about making guns to fight the Japanese, where the protagonist doesn’t go to the front lines.
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The three major misconceptions of modern students are that modern soldiers have better cold weapons than the ancients, bows and arrows are better than those of the Qing Dynasty, and they can beat the Japanese with bayonets in the early stages of World War II.
The pace is fast and it doesn't overwhelm the protagonist. It's very enjoyable to watch.
This book is still well written. The two divisions of the Third Theater District assisting the defense of Jinhua are the 181st Division and the 182nd Division. They guard the south bank of the Qiantang River to prevent the Japanese from crossing the river south. The headquarters and military supplies warehouses of these two armies are located in Chengxiang Town, Xiaoshan. 1 The soldiers of the 81st and 182nd Divisions were very brave and resisted the Japanese army for more than a week. Later, Japanese planes flattened all the houses in Chengxiang Town and destroyed the Nationalist Army's warehouses. The Nationalist Army of these two divisions had no food and ammunition and had to retreat south. This is a historical fact of the Anti-Japanese War for the author's reference.
This book looks really cool. It's a good book. I found that the quality of tomatoes is getting better and better. This book exceeds 95% of anti-war novels. Both the outline and content details of the novel are good. Although there are plug-ins, it is still more fun to read anti-war novels with plug-ins. Everyone knows how tragic the real history is and don't even want to recall it. If there are plug-ins that can travel through time and space, why not change history? Why not let less blood be shed in that era?
This rating is really low. From the beginning to the present, there are no obvious common sense errors or messy ambiguities. The male protagonist is not greasy. It is a rare anti-war novel that can be read. Occasionally, I feel that the protagonist is not thoughtful in some places, but overall it is really good. I am looking forward to the next plot. I want to see Qin Zhonghua lead the "group" of guards to create more miracles. Come on! Attention, attention! There is a heroine, so those who like to watch it without CP can withdraw it, especially the heroine seems to have a lot of plots, because many people like to watch it. In addition, I have always watched it as a magical drama. It is great to be able to save Nanjing! That's why I watched it, so I won't look too carefully next time. It's a bit emotional to see it rise from such a low to 9. In my mind, 9.2 Is a bit high actually╯╰. Come on.
Finally, someone in the reborn army was reborn and returned to the frontal battlefield of the Anti-Japanese War. It was a bit of a refreshing novel, and the painful journey brought too much beauty. The real history is much crueler. The last battle between China and Japan was a sneak attack by the Japanese army in Hangzhou on the Sino-American field hospital in western Zhejiang (the cooperation base between the military commander and the United States, where Dai Li came). In mountain warfare, weapons were not actually the decisive factor, and both sides suffered heavy casualties.
For me, a military novice, I can read it without any nonsense. I feel that this article is good. After all, most people who read novels do not understand military affairs. It doesn't need to be too advanced and profound, it just feels good! Of course, don't write too outrageously, otherwise it won't be fun!
The writing is very good. I like the writing style very much. It touches on the points I want to read. It's just that the updates are slow. It looked quite addicting at first, but when I saw that the soldiers did not practice special training in detail, I felt that it was no different from the system and space text. It turned the protagonist's words into a magical one. It is so powerful, you must come to a chapter with more detailed training of soldiers! Otherwise it would be too cool to watch!
It's a little bit addictive in the early stages, but it's a bit more mediocre later on. You can read it if you're bored. Anyway, the plot is not like other constant battles.
The beginning is also very strong, at least the Nanjing defense battle was won, which is different from other books, and then the description of the war is quite accurate, at least that's how I feel 🤭