War of Resistance: My Counselor Enters the Game and Awakens the Mini Map!

This is my first time to write a book review, and it is also my first anti-war novel that I have read. The writing is very good, there is nothing particularly exaggerated, and there are no other sentiments, just the feelings of family and country. It ranks first in my heart. I also read two similar books later, but they were too exaggerated and I couldn't read them. Why do I only have 495 chapters?

This is good, but this version is abridged. I remember that the first time Heiyun Village robbed the supplies that the protagonist sent to the Eighth Route Army, and then provoked the protagonist's group, instead of seeing the suffering in the village, and the internal and external tactics were used during the attack. The protagonist led a small group of elite soldiers to go up the cliff behind Heiyun Village, and most of them attacked inside and outside Heiyun Village to attract the attention of the bandits, so that the protagonist's part could cause trouble inside. Monk Wei became a soldier under the protagonist not long after he was defeated by the protagonist in the prisoner-of-war camp. Why dig coal?

Is this book sealed?

Why did it change to this? The previous version was very good. How can I continue to read it after changing it to this?

The whole book is very good. It can be regarded as an anti-Japanese masterpiece. Don't comment too much. People who feel good will always feel good.

Very good, hope to keep it up

Super nice to look at, super nice to listen to

It sounds great, I like it

Will the next book be taken off the shelves? [Crying] [crying]

The book is quite good, but it contains a lot of nonsense, as is the case with real people speaking and reading. Why

The best anti-war novel about a system. Although there is a system, I feel that the protagonist uses this system very well.

Can't you come out if you enter the dark room?