
Warlord: I Drew an Army of Ten Thousand from the Start
军阀:开局抽到一万军队
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- Completed
- Length
- 949k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- Warlord: I Draw Ten Thousand German-Equipped Troops from the Start军阀:开局抽到一万德械师Alternate title on Fanqie
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Not bad, not bad. This is truly mindless and enjoyable, unlike other novels that use the guise of mindless enjoyment to force readers to swallow hardship. Author, please update soon!
I finished reading it, and overall it's pretty good. I almost missed the female lead if I didn't look closely; there's only a brief mention of her shopping with me, and that's it. It's only a few dozen words long. It's good that there's no romance, even better than novels without a female lead. There are hardly any female characters mentioned, and unlike other war novels, it doesn't have the kind of overly familiar, gangster-like dialogue. It's a great, satisfying read.
Ding! System reward: 100,000 B-29 strategic bombers, one billion tons of aviation fuel 😏 2,000 pounds of aerial bombs and 10 billion bombs 😏
Damn, the officers with 100% system loyalty are all paving the way for those few named characters who appeared in the first chapter.
Personally, I think this book is pretty good. As for why I say "personally," firstly, because I'm completely ignorant about military matters and the intricacies of the military and weaponry, I don't understand some of the author's writing (I've seen some comments saying the author's data is incorrect). Anyway, it's very enjoyable. Secondly, it suffers from a common problem in this type of novel.
Putting aside the writing style, the content is definitely enjoyable. They're incredibly generous, giving away tons of everything – awesome! I have to give it a star.
Author, please update soon, or I'll send you bricks and make you open a brick factory! 😏😏😏
It's awesome, but I just don't understand. How can a local regiment wipe out a system division of 10,000 men? The system summons loyal soldiers, so why isn't it the system division that wipes out a local regiment?
Don't kill off all the surrendered Japanese before launching an offensive; let the Japanese be at the forefront. 😏 If everyone outside is killed, how will the empire feed its citizens, who will then be forced to work 12-hour shifts?
This book is a pure wish-fulfillment novel, basically all about reckless action. However, the problem lies in the fact that many situations in the book are completely detached from reality, leading to many problematic elements. For example, the initial plot involves two regimental-level units from the same faction and warlord engaging in a fierce battle, which feels rather unrealistic.