1935 Red Blood Natural Disaster, from the Old Areas to the Anti-Japanese War

The fourth part about natural disasters is well written, and the author's strict compliance with the Three Major Disciplines and Eight Points of Attention has surpassed 90% of the authors in the anti-Japanese genre. This is what I enjoyed most. I think that kind of undisciplined anti-Japanese is just a group of bandits.

This is what a game with the theme of anti-Japanese war should be like [Like] Players who make pranks and have some funny names are disrespectful to the martyrs [Petrified]

It is one of the few cool articles in the Fourth Disaster category where players are organized and disciplined. The player selection is finally conditional rather than random. Our army also discovered this excellent training ground. It shows no mercy to the Japanese or white dogs, and does not suppress the protagonist's level. In short, it is very cool.

This is the first time I have seen twenty people being called the Fourth Natural Disaster, and it will take another day for them to be resurrected. I suggest you change the title if you can later, otherwise many people who were deceived will give it two stars.

There is a flaw in the way this system summons soldiers. It can be changed to summoning soldiers who died in reality in later generations, so that there will be no time conflict between the two worlds.

The writing is very good. I hope there is an immortal plot. Ten thousand people guard the most important position. Five thousand are defeated in one day and night, and they are resurrected the next day. Repeat this way, and fight for one month, and one hundred and fifty thousand are lost one to one!

I still like this type of writing, almost the same as the previous one. I just hope it won't be cut off. Also, should I write more, at least for 1 million or more?

It's very well written. Isn't it just to read this type of book because of an uneasy feeling? Just do it and that's it.

As a fourth natural disaster article, it is very interesting and I have read the entire article more than once. The emphasis on discipline is really much better than many other novels. Players can make trouble and be wild and imaginative, but they are highly disciplined and have correct values. It is also written that the players will help the people with work, which is very good. It also describes the cruelty of war. Although it is systematic, it does not exaggerate the role of individuals or a small number of people in the national war. Tens of thousands of players can change local battlefields in large-scale battles, but they cannot change the overall balance of strength. Unlike other novels, only one person can play a huge role in turning the tide like a superman. It's not about reducing combat power. The number of players is not always in the dozens or hundreds. They find various reasons not to increase the number of players. At least it can become a brigade-level unit, and it keeps increasing. Whether it is Li Yunlong or Zhou Weiguo, there are some, but the length is not large and they do not overwhelm the guest. In order to preserve the work, it is understandable. As for the equipment, can we get some T54, Type 54 122 howitzer, Type 50 submachine gun, Type 54 pistol, etc. It would also be good to replace it with round heads and our own equipment, and the technology is not too far ahead of its time. This book about fighting against the Fourth Natural Disaster is really well written. I feel quite sad to finish it. I wonder if the author will write about the Fourth Natural Disaster or about the Long March to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea in the future.

If this book is placed in North China, the fight against the Japanese in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region will be over five stars, and the fight against the civil war will be four stars...

I read it for 508636 minutes. I strongly recommend this book. I have basically read it in Tomato Day 4 and Anti-Japanese War, but I think this one can be ranked first. There were no red camp starts before, but none of them were as good as this one. It's beautiful. I keep up with the updates every day. I thought the front part was already invincible, but I didn't expect that the back part will get better and better.

This is a rare and excellent article about the Anti-Japanese War. It takes players to fight against the Japanese with local soldiers. It has its own base and can also open up a frontal battlefield. Players can take advantage of it, they are not tools for the protagonist, and local warriors are not just NPCs.

It's tied. After reading it for so long, I can finally understand the characteristics of the Japanese who bully the weak and the players who make trouble and have fun. It's a good article about the Anti-Japanese War and worth recommending. I'm just afraid that the author's writing is too radical and makes me read with trepidation [face covering]...

This book is my favorite among the Fourth Natural Disaster of the Anti-Japanese War. It is a book that I can read over and over again. The only thing that is not very smooth is that I can't always tell the divisions of the numbered divisions. It would be better if the author added a prefix. Maybe I am too stupid, but this anti-war article by the author is very unsatisfactory. I really want to read another book of the same type, but I can't find a meal replacement that suits my appetite, so I can only read it repeatedly from the author [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] The ending was both unexpected and unexpected (°ー°). This book stayed with me for half a year and I read it over and over again eight or nine times. It is a novel that is particularly suitable to listen to while working.

I have finished reading the first volume so far. This is the second volume of The Fourth Natural Disaster that I have read (although there are only a few in total) haha. However, the overall writing style is relatively comfortable, and the combat power does not feel suppressed. It is just one step at a time. Very comfortable and worth a look! So far I can give it a 9.2-9.5.

It's really good-looking. The players feel comfortable both in terms of discipline and combat, and it's not a mess. It ends a bit quickly. In fact, another point is that I mentioned before that I would write about the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea. It's a pity. Anyway, this book is very strong. You should read it. This is my first review. I don't usually want to write, but I think this book is really good-looking and it's a pity😊

The twists and turns in the storyline are not abrupt and proceed step by step. In reality, there are more people, the country is in order, and those who play games do not necessarily have to be unorganized and undisciplined yellow hair.

Very good, anti-Japanese themed novels about the Fourth Natural Disaster must be well written with characters with different personalities, and at the same time integrate these characters with the history of the anti-Japanese war, so that the time, place, characters, and deeds are not obtrusive in order to deepen the reader's sense of involvement. This book seems to my liking so far, the sense of immersion is quite strong, the updates are stable, and the cool parts are really cool, come on!

Very pretty. The author has detailed knowledge of the information from that time. For example, Nanjing at that time did not defend without thinking. Instead, it evacuated the people, engaged in a protracted war of attrition, and traded space for time to develop. It is a bit different from the traditional fourth natural disaster story. The fourth natural disaster here mainly consists of elite soldiers who obey military orders in the general direction and exert their subjective initiative on small battlefields. Compared with the traditional ability to create things, there is some, but not much. Logistics and so on are all taken care of in one go. It also involves Li Yunlong's association with film and television works. After all, it can be said to be a film and television adaptation, and it is not easy to be blocked.

Yes, it's finished. Those who like to read the ending can read this book and relax. There is nothing sinister about it, and the whole story is enjoyable. It ended a bit hastily at the end. Anyone who loves anti-war novels knows that this is an inevitable external force. If you just read the whole article and don't follow up, friends who have finished reading, remember that the author also needs to eat if you give a small reward. Such authors should actively feed them and don't let them die.

It's really well written and very nice to read. But I have a question, are bald people and landlords really so bad? I'm from Sichuan. My grandfather and grandpa's family used to be landlords. They were very kind to tenants and divided the land in advance. In the end, they only rated middle peasants. It may also be because the village is full of people with the same surname. Their families are equivalent to the patriarchs of their respective villages. So the two landlords I know are not bad [face covering]

So far, it's still very good-looking, and it's still the same style as the previous book.

With such a configuration, could an independent counterattack be carried out before 1943? This is still a case of squeezing players' combat power, there is no shortage of people, and there is no shortage of equipment. I feel that the war can be ended in 41 and a complete victory, the civil war will be restarted in 43, and a new world will be changed by the end of 44. Alas, I've been chasing it for so long and it's over, but I have to say that this is the first echelon of good-looking anti-war stories I've ever read. I feel like the ending is a bit rushed.

For me, there are basically no surprises. The female characters are written as human beings, and the male characters are also written as human beings.

It looks good, well, the potion for improving the player's personal quality is a bit stronger, but it should kill the devils.

I chased it all the way to the ending. It was so beautiful, and it also showed that the player's work was not particularly high-blooded. Although the background is serious, it doesn't look that heavy. The author has a good grasp of the tone. A five-star book.

Full marks! But a reminder. The Japanese army flag 👀 cannot be grabbed by force. The burning of their united flag itself does not rely on an open flame. Instead, there are ways to self-destruct. It is said that it is encapsulated with white phosphorus, and if there is a problem with the opening method or the self-destruction device is pressed, the alliance flag can be directly burned. It is suggested that next time it will be more practical to clear the area directly with artillery and then be lucky enough to have the alliance flag basically intact. The actual point is that the entire alliance is forced to surrender due to its absolute strength in the later stage.

The best anti-war articles I saw on Tomato

It's exciting and funny, just like chopping melons and vegetables, full of logic!

High-quality articles about fighting against the fourth natural disaster are sincere.