Preparing for the War of Resistance Since World War I
从一战开始准备抗战
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QAQ Actually, I don't really know how to write this myself; I'm just writing whatever comes to mind... If a brother hadn't told me to write more about weaponry and equipment, and industrial development during the War of Resistance Against Japan, and encouraged me to use the system, I wouldn't have even realized these issues... I even forgot about the system while writing...
Very engaging, a good book deserves 5 stars, and I hope the author continues to improve! I reviewed it too early, and the rest of the review fell into the same old clichés as the rest of the book, so I had to skip around to get through it.
It's well-written, but a bit tiring to read; it feels like attending a class while reading a novel.
Having read over a hundred chapters, overall, the story structure is grand, and the character portrayals are very detailed. However, I felt the main plot was a bit unclear, and the pacing was somewhat slow. Some developmental storylines and plot threads were vaguely defined. While certain scenes were described in great detail, they weren't strongly connected to the main plot.
The opening scene in Germany really raised my expectations, but things cooled down after I returned home. Then, the factory construction started, and things got interesting again. I'm looking forward to what comes next.
To be honest, at first, I was a bit unsure how to describe it. It wasn't the kind of book that's baffling or has too many flaws, but rather a genuine lack of ideas on how to evaluate it. Overall, I'd give it an 8 out of 10. After reading around chapters 20 or 30, the writing felt odd and somewhat incomprehensible. By chapters 200 or 300, the pacing seemed a bit chaotic, and the main storyline was unclear. But even after finishing it, I'd still give it an 8.
Old Hill's speech, born from suppressed emotions, was brilliantly written; the rest was alright.
I just have one question? This author wrote a Sunset System the first time, and then all the subsequent ones were Sun Destruction Systems, hahaha...
The author's writing style in describing the changes in Sizhou is just like the material I used for my civil service exam essay 🤦 I subconsciously started analyzing it.
Now, to me, this book is no longer a time-travel novel; it's more like a historical fiction. 🤔