Bloodbath at Songhu: Every Inch of Land Is Paid for in Blood

I recently read a novel about the War of Resistance against Japan. The protagonist, a graduate of the Whampoa Military Academy, has a cheat code: strategic vision. He uses artillery as sniper rifles, micro-management, and increases his vision as he kills more Japanese officers and their troops. Within this strategic vision, he knows the Japanese deployments and warehouse locations.

Highly recommend this book! 👍👍 This book absolutely deserves to be remembered; the author clearly put a lot of thought and time into it. 👍👍 Even disregarding the content, the various materials and photos alone deserve a five-star rating. 👍👍 Moreover, the content itself is of a high standard. A salute to the fallen heroes! 🫡🫡🫡 History cannot and should not be forgotten. 😠😠😠

It's well-written, but the system isn't handled properly. It should be that you accumulate points by killing enemies, and then exchange them for weapons, skills, and supplies in the system shop. The system can recycle and store all resources on Earth, but not living things. That's the correct way to use the system space.

Observe, observe, observe The protagonist celebrated every single time he repelled a fight. Shouldn't he have reacted quickly: helped the wounded, reinforced the position, and cleaned up the battlefield? Instead, he caused even more casualties—all due to the protagonist's poor planning. The system space cannot even reclaim the rewarded weapons and supplies.

It's beautifully written, making you feel like you're right there. History is both long and short, too long to be written down, and too short to be recorded in a single sentence. We can't record the stories of these heroic ancestors. We salute the martyrs.

Looking at the opening, the use of equipment and resources, and the development path, it's like having a protagonist—it's just about killing more Japanese soldiers. Unable to influence the course of the war, all the major battles eventually erupted and ended in failure.

Although it's a lighthearted story, it's still quite good.

Awesome! Large-scale, organized military operations—superb and incredibly powerful!

The author presents the army with the most advanced weaponry: rocket launchers!

The opening is a climax, immediately grabbing attention before gradually unfolding the story. Excellent! Keep it up!