Blood on Lake Changjin, All So My Grandson Tongwei Could Join the Party Sooner

The writing is pretty good, a bit like my father's Qilian Mountain. I hope this one will be more exciting and grasp the timeline well. The timeline of the Qilian Mountain book just doesn't match up.

To be honest, whether it's a TV series or a novel, I basically can't stand it after reading a few chapters, and I don't feel much about the title. The author's book is really well written. The old man has a dream for three generations, changes his destiny against the will of heaven, and strives for the family. The ambition, from the military power of Changjin Lake, to the heirs, and then to the family becoming a behemoth, is a process. The description of the characters is lifelike and has a strong sense of substitution. Unlike other novels, the founding general is mentioned in one sentence. I don't know if it is an illusion. This This book gives me the feeling of two protagonists, but there is no sense of contradiction. Needless to say, Qi Tongwei is definitely written around him, but the old man is described more vividly and concretely, more like a protagonist who is not the protagonist. The author describes the military power of Changjin Lake in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. , Bright Sword, the title is a fusion of the book, which contains both the passion of the Anti-Japanese War and the intrigues of the officialdom. Haha, it is indeed fresh and interesting. It deserves five-star praise. I hope the author will continue to work hard and don't let down the expectations of your book friends. Come on!

The author combines classic elements such as "Bright Sword", "Changjin Lake", "Wreath under the Mountain" and "In the Name of the People", and the setting is very novel. The opening chapter is very gripping. When the old hero Qi Zhenguo was about to return home after the war, he had a dream about the future of his grandson Qi Tongwei. This dream immediately whetted my appetite, making me especially want to know how the old hero would face the possible difficulties of his grandson, and how he would change his destiny. I have read dozens of chapters so far. The plot is compact and the characters are well drawn. As a veteran who has experienced the baptism of war, Qi Zhenguo's perseverance and courage can be felt between the lines, and his deep love for his grandson is also touching. The author's writing style is good, and the description of the war scenes is very graphic, as if it can put me in the smoke-filled battlefield. Moreover, the narrative rhythm is well grasped, with both tense and exciting plots and delicate emotional portrayals. It has been updated to chapter 98 now. I am following the updates every day and I am really looking forward to the subsequent development. I highly recommend it to friends who like this kind of subject matter. I believe you will be deeply attracted by this book like me. There is also an author who claims that he will change his mind even if he listens to bad advice, which is a masterpiece in the era of book shortage.

Since the author's explanation is so good, I won't give it a low score. Except for the issue of military rank, everything else is fine.

Overall it's ok. It's just that this book is relatively good among the same type of books written by Secretary Qi.

From Grandpa Qi Tongwei to Qi Tongwei, from the rebirth of Qi Zhenguo, the brilliant swordsman in the Changjin Lake timeline, to the rebirth of Qi Zhenguo, who defied the will of heaven and changed his destiny, to the third generation of the army, Qi Tongwei, who stepped into the name of the people! (Multiple steps of film and television dramas are interspersed in the middle!)

It's really beautiful, awesome, please keep it up 💪🏻

A very nice one

Hello editor: I haven't listened to many chapters, but the plot combines fiction and reality, the characters are lifelike, and the narration of history is touching. Especially the praise for battalion commander Qi Zhenguo is actually a praise for the great war to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea! Give the author a thumbs up!

I'm currently reading Chapter 22. , I wonder which one is higher between the protagonist of this book and another book (Zhao Mengsheng as a comrade)?