Building the Battle of Shanghai: Players Across the Internet Fight to the Bitter End
制作淞沪会战，全网玩家死战不退
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- Completed
- Length
- 464k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- Game Development Begins with the Battle of Shanghai游戏制作，从淞沪会战开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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A beautiful and authentic historical review. Thanks to the bravery and heroic sacrifice of our martyrs, we enjoy peace and prosperity today!
I'm giving it five stars because the theme is quite good—remembering history and never forgetting national humiliation. It's a bit passionate, but isn't that what you're looking for in this kind of story? The protagonist creates a war-themed game, and other key characters play it.
This is a profound and tear-jerking book. It depicts the current state of many popular TV dramas and wish-fulfillment novels, and also takes us back to the hardships of the 14-year War of Resistance against Japan. I found it a bit difficult to read; I couldn't hold back my tears after only reading the first few chapters.
I rarely read this genre, and it's relatively short, but it's really well-written and made me cry a lot. However, it lacked any truly exciting moments or sparked curiosity. The writing is quite smooth, and the story is well-written, but I just didn't feel compelled to keep reading. You can't just explain it away with a simple statement of realism; even if it's realistic, it needs to offer something new and unique, or some distinctive design.
The book is very realistic, without exaggeration or resorting to sob stories. It provides a relatively objective description of war and foreign cultural aggression. Many people think that war is all about weapons, but they haven't really considered that cultural and ideological aggression is what makes it so hard to defend against.
Good, good, good, this official approves! Keep it up, author!
Using the guise of a game, the game vividly recounts the brutality of China's War of Resistance against Japan. While the five thousand years of glorious history can be glossed over, the history of the War of Resistance must be explained in detail in two volumes. This history is not something that cannot be forgotten, but rather something that must be firmly remembered and ingrained in our very being.
Although the ratings aren't out yet, I can say with certainty that this is the most thrilling work I've ever seen. I can confidently say, author, you put your heart and soul into it!!!
It's very well written! Keep up the good work, author!
I'm a complete novice when it comes to book reviews, so my opinion should only be taken as a reference. First of all, I think the book itself is fine, and the plot is good. Perhaps the game itself is also excellent, which contributes to the book's appeal. However, the subject matter is good, and the writing style is acceptable. Therefore, I gave this book a high rating.