
I Am Song Ziliang in the Republic of China Era
民国之我是宋子良
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- Historical
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Building submarines wasn't cost-effective. Without related surface ships, they were just iron coffins. Moreover, Japan's navy was very strong at that time. If they hadn't invested in building an air force, they could have definitely built a usable air force in twenty years.
Even the donkeys in the production team wouldn't dare rest like that. In terms of light firepower, both sides are roughly equal; their automatic firepower is inferior to ours, but the quality of their personnel is vastly different, and their combined arms operations, particularly infantry-tank and infantry-artillery coordination, are not very advanced. Therefore, we should focus on developing our air force.
The logic is clear and quite realistic! Worth watching!
Well written, well written
It provides a relatively realistic and objective depiction of the national conditions in the early Republic of China, as well as the world situation... The difficulties faced by the nation in its rise were numerous and overwhelming.
It's so good! I highly recommend it!
Keep revising, keep posting.