War of Resistance: With a Holographic Battle Map, I Lead the Sichuan Army to Victory
抗战：全息战图，我带川军杀疯了
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 148k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 4d ago
- English
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100Chapters
176Reads · 30 days
41.1kReads · all time
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Let me explain the motivation behind writing this book. Last year during the National Day holiday, I visited my 94-year-old great-uncle. While helping him bathe, I noticed many scars and asked him to tell me stories from those days. He said the portrayals in TV dramas are far too exaggerated; back then, many in his unit didn't even have basic rifles, using only cold weapons.
I watched it all in one go, and it was really good. The plot twists were quite reasonable, and there were jokes throughout, but it wasn't mindless. The supporting characters were particularly memorable; I especially liked the straightforward Biaozi. I hope there won't be any angst later on.
Don't be so stingy when fighting the Japanese.
I was really excited watching it, and I'm curious to see what happens to the protagonist with the cheat-like abilities.