
War of Resistance: Conquering Northwest Shanxi with the Iron Triangle
抗战:跟着铁三角纵横晋西北
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 568k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- I Caught the Last Train and Became a Red Army Soldier in 1936搭上末班车,我在1936当红军Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
267Chapters
8.2kReads · 30 days
301.8kReads · all time
331Shelves
7.1Score
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A score of around 7 is acceptable. Unless you're a historian specializing in the War of Resistance Against Japan, how could you possibly know so much about every single battle in dozens or even hundreds of historical battles? And this guy wants to change history but isn't in a hurry to climb the ranks, even turning down a deputy battalion commander position to become a company commander. He deserves only barely any encouragement.
The overall plot is well-structured; there's no nonsensical system or mindless wish-fulfillment. The protagonist, relying on his understanding of historical events and his expertise as a modern special forces soldier, delivers exciting performances.
It can't really be a cultivation novel without a female lead, right?
I wish I could go back to that era, even if we weren't fighting, at least I could provide more help to the Red Army veterans.
The war of resistance against Japan is well written, very good.
Not bad, not bad, quite interesting, very enjoyable to watch.
It looks good, much better than the system stream.
Yes, I can get into it.
It is very well written and very wonderful.
I love this book, it's so well written! Keep up the good work!