
Ironblood Years of the War of Resistance
抗战之铁血岁月
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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794Chapters
4kReads · 30 days
122.1kReads · all time
261Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.5Score
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This book is objectively factual, with vivid, thought-provoking, and exciting plots. It vividly recreates the hardships of the resistance against Japan in the Taihang Mountains and the revolutionary spirit of fearlessness in the face of sacrifice. It's a pity I only realized halfway through that it was a time-travel story!
A fairly down-to-earth book about the War of Resistance Against Japan. The time traveler, aside from having some common sense, has no special advantages. Although he often wins, he also frequently suffers setbacks and makes mistakes. Any achievements he makes are hard-won, earned through his own relentless hard work and study. It's rare that it wasn't written like a farcical drama.
There are too many anti-Japanese war dramas, so this down-to-earth and realistic anti-Japanese war work is extremely precious.
The book is quite good, simple and unpretentious, breaking away from many other books on the War of Resistance Against Japan. It reflects the true situation of the war quite realistically and is worth reading. If the Japanese were truly so powerful, the War of Resistance wouldn't have lasted 14 years.
The character portrayals are excellent! The historical events are also very detailed! The biggest flaw is that the ending is too rushed and abrupt!
This story takes place in a district near our city, namely Shexian County and Dajie County in Shanxi Province, where the 129th Division was located. We often hear heroic tales and battle stories from this area. We must publicize the sacrifices and sacrifices of our forefathers. Thank you to the author for their hard work.
Although some paragraphs are a bit wordy, overall it's very well written. 👍👍👍👍
The descriptions are down-to-earth, featuring no god-like figures, only real, flesh-and-blood warriors who have survived countless trials and tribulations.
I wasn't listening carefully at first, but by the middle, it really captivated me. The story and chapters, with their unfolding plot, made the main characters' personalities and the surrounding characters' strengths even more apparent. It was quite good, though the ending was a bit simplistic and abrupt. 🥰
It respects history, and between the lines it allows readers to understand how difficult the revolution was for our martyrs and predecessors!