This is a slow-burn novel. The action doesn't really heat up until Chapter 60 of Volume Two. The protagonist has a useless wish-granting golden finger, but you never know whether a surprise or an accident will come first.
Three Shanghai youths with “checkered pasts” begin their own legendary journeys in the War of Resistance after accidentally killing a Japanese military attaché stationed in Shanghai.
Chen Daman, that bastard, flees to Yan'an and joins the staff department at the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University. He serves with the Eighth Route Army in the early part of the story. Xiong Mingmo, also known as Liu Ming, earns recognition and gets into the intelligence department of the Youth Army officer training camp, fighting on the main battlefield early on. Pi Baozi, also known as Zhao Xiaobao, earns a place at a Japanese spy school and starts out in the intelligence war.
After teaming up midway through the story, the three scoundrels enter full-on Bright Sword mode...
The diary has only two lines, recording the beliefs of people from two different timelines and two kinds of hatred for the Japanese...
The kind where you can know the outcome just by watching the beginning, the kind where you can tell the development of the plot with a golden finger, the kind of fantasy that is always exciting, and it's worth watching if you get tired of it! The more you write, the better it gets. I don't know whether it's because your writing has improved or because you've used AI. The readability, plotting, dialogue, protagonist's personality, etc. Are getting more and more obvious. Come on! I hope that the characters of the supporting characters will also be shown in the future. For example, Ding Zhaoqiao in Bright Sword and Kong Erluozi have obvious personalities.
This is my first time writing a novel on Tomato, and I have been looking for the readers' style. The style has changed a lot in the first 60 chapters. I started revising the 200,000-word article and updated it to 2 pages a day.