Fighting the War of Resistance: Starting with My Captain in the Movies and TV
抗战从影视我的团长开始
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- Completed
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- 2.4M Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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- 11d ago
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- Fanqie
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System Novels About Summoning Armies and Soldiers
A System is a must, transmigration is fine too. Summoning soldiers, heroes, or armies.
I've Really Fallen for Novels About Warlords in Republican-Era China
Any quick transmigration stories with a Republican-era arc are fine.
An Espionage Hero Who Keeps a Low Profile and Values His Own Life
A spy-war story where the protagonist values his life, does not act impulsively, and refuses to gamble with his own life.
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China With a System, Build an Army, and Rise to Power
A Truly Thrilling War of Resistance Story!
I want to read something similar to Starting from Savage Mountain, Taking Bandits to Fight the Japanese. Nothing too implausible, please. The characters should have normal intelligence!
Can't Seem to Find Any More Tomato Novels About Founding Nations in Nanyang or Australia
I'm looking for books like "King of Nanyang: Starting by Integrating the Stragglers of the Expeditionary Force". Can anyone recommend something? I can't find any novels to listen to at work!
Transmigration + Weapons Cache + Infinite Flow
Transmigration + weapons stockpile + infinite flow
Novels About Establishing a Power Base Abroad
Arms dealers, warmongers, that sort of thing.
Stories Where the Protagonist Founds His Own Country
The protagonist conquers territory and founds a nation.
Any Books About Southeast Asian Nation-Building Around 1950? Please Recommend a Few
Founding a Country Overseas and Developing Technology
Looking for books similar to "World War: The Empire Rises, and the Great Powers Tremble".
Can You Write About the War of Resistance Without Making It Another Bright Sword?
Stories About Founding a Country on the Indochinese Peninsula
Looking for something like "Starting in the Savage Mountains, I Lead Bandits in Fighting the Japanese". Any good resistance-war novels?
Anti-Japanese War, System, and Feel-Good Fiction
Looking for books similar to Kicked Out from the Start? I'll Raise a Million Troops and Make a Comeback!
Looking for a Realistic War of Resistance Novel, Not a Glorified Anti-Japanese War Drama
Looking for Anti-Japanese War Stories With Smart Characters
I like detailed depictions of warfare. I'm not into stories about providing aid or going into business, or weapons from different eras. I just want straightforward military fiction.
War of Resistance Novels: Make Them Good, but No Ridiculous Cheat Powers
Looking for books like "Resistance War: I Join the Strategists and Awaken a Mini-Map!"
Founding a Nation Overseas!!! If Not, Do Not Recommend It
Looking for books like "System: Building a Nation Overseas from the Start".
Any Stories Where Someone Transmigrates Into My Chief and My Regiment?
Looking for Spy-War Novels Like The Infiltrator, Kite, and The Disguiser
Please Recommend Republican-Era Warlord Novels
Preferably, don’t change the names or use homophones.
Reborn in Hong Kong, He Inherits His Father's Business and Gradually Builds It Up
A pretty good rebirth story, but the writing just doesn't move fast enough.
Transmigrating Back to the War Against Japan, with a System
Red-History Novels, Without Fictional Characters from Other Historical Novels
Folks, help me out! I was reading a historical novel about the revolution and was really moved, then fictional characters from Water Margin suddenly showed up. I was devastated! I tried to treat it as a parallel world, but then the story suddenly said it was a parallel world of Water Margin.
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The writing is really good, the plot arrangement is reasonable, and the characters are rich and diverse. The main theme is the story of establishing a country overseas. It is a level higher than the Anti-Japanese War novels of the same period.
After all, the protagonist's system is the founding system, which can provide supplies, so it will consume more local youths and disguise themselves as devils to do something for the aborigines. At that time, there were at most a few million people in Myanmar, and tens of millions of Chinese refugees. One million would be enough to rule the city. We will take our time later.
It's very enjoyable, the system is powerful, there is no deliberate pressure on the plot, it has been advancing in an orderly manner, and I just do what I have to do, not ink but not reckless either, join me in my book-raising rack.
This book is not procrastinating or tedious, unlike other time-travelers that have a system but also suppresses the plot, for fear of winning too easily. In the face of absolute strength, artillery fire opened the way and passed by recklessly. In the book, I also found that it was not easy for the author to create, and he was stuck in review everywhere. Thank you to the author for his persistence, so that I can see such a good book. Come on!
Not bad, not bad, very logical, even if it fails, I won't lick anyone, it's in line with human nature Super nice.
It should be suppressed. This book is better than those with a score of 9 or above. The plot is reasonable and the writing is excellent. The reason for not recommending it is that overseas nation-building may not be in line with that. 9.5 Is definitely there.
The advantages of the time traveler are not over exaggerated and readability is enhanced.
Don't procrastinate, it's fun to fight the Japanese. If you have a system, don't worry about the details. I'm just here to watch the Japanese torture. [Thoughts]
This is the book I've always wanted to read!
I just watched it 👀 But I want to build a force called the Sichuan Legion. It's not that the Sichuan Legion is bad, but there were a lot of contradictions and conflicts between regions at that time. This alone will cut off a lot of people from joining.