Making the Battle of Jinling, You Make the Whole Internet Cry

Since the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, whenever children sang war songs, it meant that everyone except children, regardless of age or gender, was to go to war. The war song began: Protect the young, preserve the bloodline, store the classics, preserve the cultural heritage, and set out for war! Suddenly, my headphones played a picture of a jade disc; it was very moving.

Overall, it's very good, but one thing is that there's no time for grief on the battlefield. Some descriptions could have focused on the psychological aspects, but it's really inappropriate to stop firing on the battlefield to mourn comrades. Alternatively, you could have a modern person not used to laying down their gun to mourn their fallen comrades and then being shot by the enemy. This kind of plot should be used sparingly, unless there's a temporary ceasefire.

The repetitive opening CG scenes are tiring, but the plot is incredibly moving, with numerous tear-jerking moments. The battlefield descriptions are meticulously detailed, conveying the burning passion of national and personal vendettas 😠, and the camaraderie of comrades-in-arms is heart-wrenching 😢. The writing is extremely immersive, highly recommended!

I believe that regardless of the book's overall tone, the first twenty-odd chapters are quite moving. Although it doesn't focus on a main character's perspective, I think the book's detailed description of our nation's history, even down to the details of individual individuals, makes it quite compelling.

The film, titled "The Battle of Nanjing," is an anti-war game featuring a ruthless and decisive villain who moved audiences across the internet. While the plot is detailed, the overall emotional intensity is excessive. These events are moving and deserve to be remembered, which is perfectly fine. However, it goes too far.

History is not so easily forgotten. Keep it up, author!

Wow, that's a good read! While I feel some parts could be more touching, I'm unsure where to begin or what to write about. I'm just going by my old bookworm intuition. Anyway, five stars! Keep it up!

It's a pretty good novel. The protagonist, a game developer, drives the plot, and characters like Lao Wei are introduced to enhance the story and keep readers engaged. This is a patriotic and positive novel that intertwines the future and the past to pay tribute to the martyrs!

I feel the same way. It's great, but unfortunately, current games can't reach that level.

Never forget national humiliation, remember history