Bright Sword: Fighting the Japanese Alongside Li Yunlong

"I'll give you seven stars!" When the brigade commander asked Li Yunlong for the spoils, his exact words were, "Keep one company's worth of horses and equipment, and send the rest to the brigade headquarters." The brigade commander didn't mention any other units at all!

A mere follower of the original storyline can't develop independently. Blindly adhering to the original timeline and just following Li Yunlong around like a soldier—what's the point of having a system? No matter how many weapons you have, you won't achieve anything because following Li Yunlong offers virtually no merit. A soldier who doesn't want to be a general isn't a good soldier.

So good!

Watching this is not as good as reading the original work.

The main character has nothing to do with this; he's just a errand boy! If you want to see it, just read the original novel. The main character is a nobody; he doesn't have as much screen time as Li Yunlong. You'll understand then.

Don't know the plot after time-traveling? Quickly find another character!

The structure is well-written, expressing the greatness of the Chinese people, their fearlessness, and their courageous advance.

Addressing the issue from multiple angles

It's a bit chaotic. Going to the logistics department to get ammunition with the 2nd Battalion Commander seems like overkill.

The plot is good and the story is coherent, but it somewhat overshadows the protagonist. Also, the protagonist didn't demonstrate his prophetic abilities as a time traveler. He started as a company commander, but now he's changed to a company political instructor instead of a battalion commander!