War of Resistance: I Conquer with Eight Hundred Battle Spirits

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That looks good. I've thought about something similar before—soldiers who can resurrect infinitely, accumulating combat experience with each resurrection. But what I envisioned was using the resurrection ability to wear down the enemy, and cultivating a group of scientists over a long period. Infinite resurrection means infinite lifespan, and their knowledge would grow ever richer. I was thinking of directly charging in with cavalry to acquire the enemy's technology tree, or something like that.

It's alright, but you only have 800 people, and then you had to withdraw them during the war. I don't understand where the key personnel in the department came from. It feels like you have far more than 800 suicide soldiers.

The idea is very reasonable: use Japan to fight the United States to gain more living space for China. It's not about mindlessly killing Japanese soldiers out of hatred or anything like that. I've read the best books on the War of Resistance against Japan.

After reading this chapter, my face turned solemn. I lowered my head deeply, silently turned off my phone, got up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 vintage Reibi, held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside was somewhat gloomy, just like my mood—heavy, very heavy. Gradually, a light rain began to fall from the gray sky outside.

The concept is novel, and the plot is exciting. However, 800 words is a bit low; adding more after the upgrade would be better. Don't fawn over the later chapters, and don't be fooled into handing yourself over to the organization... Currently at 200 chapters, the beginning is 9.5, and the later part is 8.0. Hopefully, there will be a good ending.

The writing is excellent, and the author has a broad vision. The steps taken are not arbitrary; the author simply has an advantage in terms of combat power, all for the purpose of winning the war of annihilation. The remaining development depends on vision and strategic thinking.

Overall, it's pretty good. If you don't delve into the details, it's simply awesome. Of course, there are quite a few issues. The most classic one is that "another timeline" appears at least once per chapter. Also, 800 characters are still too few, and there's no information about equipment. It would be even more awesome if you started with a gun and grenades.

It was exhilarating, cathartic, and spectacular, but the exhilaration was a bit over the top.

I read it in one go. The plot involves 800 people being resurrected indefinitely. It presents a unique perspective on World War II. Anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed it.