Reborn in the War of Resistance: I Can Transmigrate to the Modern Era to Buy Supplies
重生抗战，我能穿越现代买物资
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 397k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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Synopsis
Other names
- Reborn in the War of Resistance, I Have a Million Tons of Supplies重生抗战，我有百万吨物资Alternate title on Fanqie
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154Chapters
156Reads · 30 days
190.8kReads · all time
8.3Score
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It's alright. The minor issues of unfamiliarity with firearms in the early stages are quite subtle. However, there are some minor flaws later on when the protagonist interacts with modern people. The transition from the protagonist gaining trust through historical figures to procure supplies and from carrying products beyond the scope of our time to a parallel world setting is also quite reasonable.
Very good. The protagonist's cheat ability isn't particularly powerful; he just gets to travel back eighty years in time by fighting the Japanese, gets connected with a female celebrity who helps him deal with the antique gold he brought back, and hires a retired soldier to teach him combat tactics. Unlike some novels where the protagonist completes a mission and is rewarded with skills that he learns in seconds, this one is much better.
The writing is quite good. A few early chapters gave the impression that the story was going to fall apart, with a sense of the past influencing the present. Fortunately, the author corrected this by using "different timeline branches" to avoid potential logical inconsistencies. This allowed the author to write however they wanted later, making the story more engaging.
In other worlds, I've seen versions featuring a celebrity surnamed Yang as the protagonist. She bought quite a few multiple rocket launchers for the Eighth Route Army. Pretty effective, huh? Keep up the good work, author! Write a satisfying piece!
This book is pretty good for a time-travel novel. The plot is absurd yet somehow plausible. It's really impressive how well this anti-Japanese war drama has been adapted.
To be honest, this is the most logical, reasonable, and readable fanfiction of "Bright Sword" that I've ever read.
The protagonist either completely obeys the system and refuses to take any products that exceed contemporary technology, or he completely ignores the system and directly reports to the nation for immediate fire support.
Authors who dare to take on challenges deserve respect.
Having read too many stories about Li Yunlong's resistance against Japan, this one is quite original and not bad. Thumbs up! Keep it up!
The author has a profound understanding of military theory; this is the best military time-travel novel I've ever read.