After Taking the Face of a Japanese Colonel, I Went on a Rampage in the Enemy Camp

It's well-written, but the protagonist has revealed all his cards. After peace is restored, the whole world will probably settle scores with him! Who isn't afraid of being away from home one day only to find their wife sleeping with them? The empire they conquer is ultimately conquered for someone else.

Very good! The author clearly did their research; the writing has a certain level of logic and no nonsensical plot points. There are a few minor flaws so far, but they're insignificant (such as describing the shout of "Die!" To the Japanese soldiers as having no response). If there's anything redundant, it's the Japanese language proficiency setting.

Suddenly, I felt sorry for Taro Sato. He truly loved his younger brother, and even in death, he couldn't understand why his brother had betrayed him, ultimately choosing suicide. I felt his heart was filled with unresolved questions and regrets, especially since one of his older brothers had already died, leaving only him and his younger brother. In the end, he died too, though his younger brother had long since passed away as well.

That's amazing! I look forward to wiping out the entire Japanese spy network and the Japanese military command system in the future.

It looks really good, why is the rating so low?

Well written, a satisfying read!

This book looks good, it's interesting.

This kind of time traveler who uses a substitute to impersonate someone else is truly amazing, and this method of killing Japanese soldiers is an ingenious and creative design.

It's very well written!

It's pretty good, quite interesting.