Book Eight by Guoba Wang

Although the novel is a bit over the top, it's cathartic. I think the protagonist was merciful enough. If it were me, I would be a hundred times more ruthless than the Japanese devils when killing them.

Many anti-Japanese war works on Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform) are mostly just imitations of works like "Bright Sword" or "Snow Leopard," and few have their own unique characteristics. This book doesn't ride the coattails of any other popular works; it forges its own path.

In the old society, foreign invaders emerged like demons, slaughtering people and destroying nations. The author, through the image of a spirit traveling to another world, seeks revenge with blood for blood and tooth for tooth, making the invaders suffer the consequences of their actions. The protagonist's extraordinary skills are astonishing, cruelly killing the invaders.

All of the author's books are good.

Well written! Keep up the good work.

Satisfying, entertaining, and exciting

That's how you feel when you're satisfied!

I wish it were true.

This book is good. Remembering history, honoring martyrs, and paying tribute to heroes.

So beautiful!