The Red German-Armed Division: The Resurrected Red Seventh Corps
红色德械师，复活的红七军团
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The old areas are suffering, the old areas are poor, and they are all the result of huge casualties! Although this book has material transmission, it is much better than other books. It has auxiliary functions, while other books can be used in seconds.
Well written, although the so-called golden finger is a bit stingy, but it can be seen that the information was carefully checked, and the development process is also very reasonable and there are basically no major bugs.
It's a good article, but it's a pity that it adds a lot of romantic plots. Qiong Yaofeng is not suitable for such a serious subject.
If you dare to break the problem, you will win! Five stars first! Come on. Revolution is bought with blood. Including error correction!
The writing is good. The first part relies too much on the system, but the second part is almost a very logical story. But after all, this is a time travel story, so you have to turn on the golden finger when necessary to enjoy it.
It's very well written, a rare book that starts from the Red Army.
The position is okay, and the various political views are relatively close to reality. There is no shady and strange place. The writing is relatively smooth. Overall, it is not bad.
The biggest advantage of this novel is that the protagonists do their own thing in each position, and the War of Liberation and the Anti-Japanese War are just enough to not be tired, and the friendly forces next to them are also developing in their own way. Unlike other Anti-Japanese War novels, which are basically about individual heroes who hate that they fight all the battles in China alone, other Anti-Japanese War novels can't wait to attack county after county, which is something done by the feudal dynasty. Even when the feudal dynasty fought, they fought at strategic points.
Okay, I don't dare to give this book too high a score, because I'm afraid it will be lost, but I don't want to bury it. It's a good book worth reading. At least it's much better than those mindless books about soldiers and equipment. It's a pity that the book in which the main character is equipped with a radar is no longer available.
The writing is very good and to my liking, but it is a little bit not very good. The modal particle "ah" is often used in the article. I am not saying that this is not good, but it is really not suitable for some dialogues. You can replace "ah" appropriately. Don't just use "ah" as the modal particle. It is not suitable in some contexts.