War of Resistance: I, Chu Yunfei, Marshal of the Shanxi Army

Author, do you know that when you update once, minor flaws are magnified, and the immaturity of your writing is criticized? When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress is given more attention. When you update three times, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of unread readers starts to decrease.

Finally, I've found a novel where I can be promoted to brigade commander and join a real anti-Japanese war force. There's no Li Yunlong, no that group of people. Definitely five stars!

This is a divine book! Tang Jia San Shao was moved to tears, Tian Can Tu Dou (a famous Chinese writer) admitted his inferiority, and Chen Dong (another famous Chinese writer) fell silent. It must be one of the Four Great Classical Novels, absolutely the greatest masterpiece of the 21st century! *Sacred Ruins* pales in comparison! *Battle Through the Heavens* lacks depth! *Zhu Xian* lacks emotion!

It's been so long, and I still haven't seen Li Yunlong! Chu Yunfei isn't a womanizer; if you were, you'd have a house full of children and grandchildren.

With such capabilities, they should have focused their battles on Shanxi, Hebei, and Shandong. They could have mustered 800,000 troops in Shandong and 1.5 million in Hebei, allowing for a gradual offensive. With arsenals, even a 3-for-1 exchange was possible, followed by another 5 million troops in Henan and 3 million in Sichuan before going all-in.

The subject matter seems like an anti-Japanese war drama, but it's actually quite well-written. The first twenty chapters are a bit of a breakout period, but the later chapters are much better. The war descriptions are quite good. Although there's a God's-eye view at every moment, a modern person who travels to wartime is just cannon fodder without some kind of cheat. I have high hopes for you, keep it up!

It's visually appealing, unlike those games where you just crush everything with a bunch of good weapons. Instead, it's about normal looting and quick rank advancement. You need to lead a large group of people to fight big battles, otherwise, it's not very satisfying to keep fighting small battles without getting promoted. In the end, I hope to return to the red side.

It looks good, but since I've transmigrated and have a system, even the best equipment is useless if it doesn't provide it! It would be great if the system could upgrade later and drop amazing equipment so I could have a really fun time fighting! 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

It's really quite good. First, large-scale army battles are rare in anti-Japanese war novels! Most anti-Japanese war novels are limited by their stance and focus on small-scale skirmishes or guerrilla warfare behind enemy lines. Large-scale army battles are truly uncommon. Second, the "golden finger" (cheat code) is finally not just giving away weapons; I'm sick of books that just give away weapons. This "golden finger" is quite good, with a tactical God's-eye view and an all-army aura bonus.

It's great. I read it smoothly and didn't feel uncomfortable at all. Some people criticize it for being illogical, but if you want it to be logical, go read history books. They're all very logical. The Chu Yunfei in this story perfectly matches my image of an anti-Japanese general. 👍