Anti-Japanese: Great Doctor of the Republic of China

The author's writing is more objective and better, and he is not blinded by past hatred. I always think that contempt for them is disrespect for the ancestors, so it is difficult to find this kind of book to read, but the author handles it quite well.

The author's writing is really good. The protagonist traveled through time and became a medical student studying abroad. He rose to prominence while studying abroad and relied on his medical skills to protect himself. The setting is appropriate, the identity arrangement is reasonable, there is no cheating, the content is rich, and the plot is thought-provoking. The protagonist's future life plan is very good, focusing on medical skills, and by the way, he can use his identity as a Japanese to save the suffering people within his ability. I just hope there won't be a female protagonist and she won't rush into the spy force. Finally, try not to have any contact with Hong, so as not to take great risks, be in constant trouble, and possibly be liquidated after the war. The author's book is objective and true, has a strong sense of empathy, and has novel and unique themes. The most important thing is that the protagonist is sober and rational, and never does anything blindly. Big cheers for the author!

It's rare to see a good-looking novel in which the male and female protagonists are both normal people. There is no inexplicable pornography or obscene descriptions in the text. The overall quality of this book is very high, both for the author and for the male and female protagonists❤️ヾ(ω*)ノ

It's amazing. I haven't read such a good article in a long time. It's not the kind of novel that is similar to the Anti-Japanese War drama. The protagonist doesn't have a golden finger, he's just a doctor. It also describes the darkness of the Republic of China very well.

The angle chosen in the fight against Japan is particularly novel. It is different from the past of directly joining to help New China, but it has always been an interesting curve to save the country. On the other hand, it attacks the enemy's rear, leaving the enemy in a state of being betrayed without knowing it. It is a very interesting novel.

After following it for a long time, I feel it is a breath of fresh air among Tomato spy novels. Nowadays, Tomato's spy novels are basically about systems or various abilities, which are not much different from anti-Japanese dramas. This book is quite realistic, especially the internal exploitation of the low-level devils by the Japanese.

It's rare that I'm willing to check the information carefully. It's not a brainless anti-Japanese drama. There are no cheats, cheats or systems. Nor will it be exchanged for red alert bases, scientific research bases, or planes, cannons, and atomic bombs across time and space to crush and push them sideways. It has a single female protagonist and few emotional scenes. The protagonist is disguised as a Japanese doctor, giving people another perspective on Japan's various fascist behaviors during World War II. The author has good quality and stable updates. Welcome to join.

First of all, this one is obviously more logical than the author's last one, and the author has learned the lessons of the previous one, and should have adjusted the outline. The previous one was repeatedly testing the edge of the red line from the beginning, and the author couldn't take it back, and finally chose to remove it. The outline of this book has obviously been adjusted. The current plot rhythm is good and it is slowly advancing. It can be seen that the author wants to write a different spy novel. I look forward to the follow-up plot. So far, five-star recommendation is the same old problem... Update, three updates a day are not enough [laughter]

There is a lot of preparation in the early stages, including the protagonist's skills, reputation, and wide network of contacts. In my expectation, the protagonist should hide in the darkness. Whether it is delivering information or providing anti-Japanese materials, he can arrange a false identity, bring out the underground organization through the clinic, and start an underground struggle belonging to the protagonist. Instead of being taken away by Lixingshe to cooperate and become an intelligence trafficker.

. . It looks so good, my God. . It's a masterpiece in the Republic of China. After the protagonist does something, it will cut into the perspective of the supporting actor in the incident. I feel good about this. . There is a feeling that fresh life is still tenaciously surviving in places where we can't see it, and I feel like it after reading the current chapter. . War is so terrible. . May the world be at peace.

The writing is very good. I thought it was another extreme Japanese-hate plot, but it's not. The author's writing is very objective. I hope the author can update it quickly! Quick, quick, I like it very much! I haven't encountered a book like this for a long time

It's a very good book. Tomato usually only reads Siheyuan. It's just for fun. It also includes history, martial arts and mythology. I rarely read it during the Republic of China. It's too heavy and depressing. This book explains that era from another angle. It's called The Master of One Sword in the Republic of China. It's good to read, but it's a little lacking.

When I saw Chapter 49, the author really wrote it very well. He is one of the rare people who writes about various events in various countries with an objective attitude and without too much personal emotions. He is unbiased and the author grasps the balance very well. Moreover, the protagonist is sober and rational, has plans for the future, and is very real and immersive. I have never read such a novel before. I have read about the Anti-Japanese War and about being a doctor, but I have never seen a combination of the two. In short, I am deeply attracted. I hope the author will continue to write more.

It's quite interesting. Facing the trend of history, being powerless is a normal phenomenon for ordinary people. The author can write about some conscientious people in the Japanese army, and of course he can also write about corrupt people in the Chinese army. The novel should mainly show the cruelty of war, rather than blindly describe the pleasure of revenge. The latter part felt completely broken. It overly analyzed the characters' behaviors and told historical stories. There was no description of the characters and scenes, and no description of the protagonist's detailed experience. The entire novel gradually turned into the author's subjective views and profiles of history and society, and became very dry.

It's very interesting, there are no cheats, and it reveals a lot of truths and real factors. I have read more than 100 chapters so far. The plot is not ridiculous and the content is compact. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort and effort into it. It is different from other bloody time travel novels. It reveals the cruelty of war and at the same time makes people reflect. It is a very different anti-Japanese and anti-war novel.

This is a very attractive novel. The author must have carefully checked the relevant information. I read it in one sitting. I will update it soon. It's not about stripping. You will know after reading it. Please comment more and don't let the author run away.

I'm not very good at writing reviews, so I'll give it a thumbs up. The plot setting is very interesting. The protagonist's position is currently relatively objective and neutral. I look forward to the subsequent development. The author must continue to write more

A book with great potential. Very nice. The protagonist has become an excellent doctor with modern knowledge, which is very admirable. And the writing is quite real, there is no brainless plot. It was also very happy to see the protagonist causing trouble and stumbling upon the Japanese army. Come on, author! It's over

The book is very interesting. I was reading a book that was taken off the shelves by the author before, called The Legend of Anti-Japanese War Doctors. The protagonist is Chen Anren. It was taken off the shelves after the Tomato update to the 60th episode. It was really exciting. I have always wanted to ask the author why it was taken off the shelves. This new plot is somewhat similar to the one that was taken off the shelves before.

It's good to watch [laughing], the plot is more realistic, I love watching it [laughing]

It can be seen that the author has checked a lot of information. The logic is self-consistent, not historical nihilism, and there is no golden finger. It may not be exciting, but it is very touching.

The writing is wonderful, especially the part where the coachman begs the protagonist to save his young son. The straight waist was bent again due to coughing, and there were teachers like Mr. Fujino. The description of details and the characterization of the characters are very good.

Overall, it looks good. It doesn't hurt to skip over the bad parts. It's not a mindless anti-Japanese killing. It's very different. It uses an international perspective and multi-angle stance to show a different way of carrying the flag. I feel that the protagonist can become immortal in the later stage, until the Cold War, and will not grow old in the new century.

Reasonable, not brainless, and it can be seen that someone has carefully studied historical materials.

It's very interesting. Although some places are a little unreasonable, the overall flaws are not concealed. The author's views are very upright, and it is not just a happy novel. The protagonist is sometimes helpless in that era. To be honest, it feels very immersive when I read it, because I am not a very brave person. If I get to that I may not have done better than the protagonist in time, but I still haven't finished reading it because some of it is too cruel. The meat grinder of war kills civilians on both sides of the war. People who have no say in politics are often sacrificed first on the battlefield. The text is very simple and heavy. Save it first and read it slowly.

A very good article. The protagonist has grown from a small doctor to a behemoth in the medical field, and his sphere of influence spans many fields in China, Japan and the United States. Because of the inevitable need for the protagonist to expand his power, a large part of the plot is unfolded from the perspective of the Japanese army. The protagonist dug pit after pit behind the Japanese army. Although the author also wrote about the impact of the war from the perspective of the Japanese lower class, I have always looked at this part with a narrow national view. No matter how miserable the description is, I will only feel that they deserve it [face covering]

A very good book, fighting against Japan from a doctor's perspective. You don't have to be so awesome and just kill people on sight. You can use a doctor's approach to save the country.

The author's knowledge is not generally high. Such good quality is simply not possible in tomatoes. A combination of reality and fiction

Very logical, not the kind of mindless cheat, it is realistic, recommended, five stars

It's really good-looking, and it's particularly big when it's not turned on. As a person who has traveled through time, he uses his original medical knowledge to strengthen his power and reputation, and uses his identity as a Japanese to help people in distress within his own abilities. It's really beautiful and worth seeing!