
Possessing a Body in Northeast China: Saving the Nation in the War of Resistance
魂穿东北,抗战救国
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The writing is sophisticated, the relevant historical knowledge is solid, the story develops logically, and the protagonist never forgets his original intention to resist Japan and revitalize the motherland from beginning to end. It is a book with a strong sense of family and country.
The writing is really good, but I really don't like the young commander. He is too well protected, too naive, and too childish. The book is definitely a good book. There is no problem with the writing style. It's my problem. I couldn't hold my breath while reading it, and the sense of immersion was a bit strong [smile] [laugh and cry]
"I traveled back to Yang Yuting to assist the young commander in the fight against Japan" chose a very tense entry point - the crisis in Northeast China after the Huanggutun incident. The protagonist is dressed as Yang Yuting and wants to escape the murderous disaster in the Tiger Hall. The suspense is high at the beginning. The author blends historical details and fictional plots very naturally. The protagonist used a modern perspective to dismantle the internal conflicts within the Fengtian faction, helped Zhang Xueliang rally military morale, and used his strength to fight against the Japanese invaders. He did not deviate from the historical framework, but also wrote new ideas. The young marshal's growth line is also solid, from hesitation to determination, with a strong sense of hierarchy. However, some places are a bit rushed, such as the protagonist's process of quickly gaining trust, which lacks a bit of foreshadowing. But the overall reading is very interesting. The battlefield scenes are tense and the maneuvering scenes are interesting. It uses the theme of time travel to write about the regrets of that period of history in a passionate way. It is worth watching. But overall, this book uses the theme of time travel to fill up the regrets of history, and there is passion between the lines. Readers who are interested in historical time travel and anti-Japanese themes will find a lot of resonance in it and it is worth reading.
To be honest, I have been a bookworm for 16 years. I have always wanted to write a novel about the young marshal or the Northeast Army, but I never knew how to write it. It is a very good novel, whether it is a pleasant novel or a reverie, it can touch on many things. I give it a five-star review and hope that the author will keep up the good work. In reality, we may not be able to do anything special, but at least we can fulfill our dreams in our pens or in our hands, or vent our unwillingness for the past year.
In soul-traveling novels, it can be said that it is very novel to look at China and the international situation from Yang Yuting's perspective. Moreover, the description of the war and the description of the strategic warfare are also good. He writes very well about the Central Plains War and the Battle of Fengsu on the South Manchuria Railway, and he also restores some historical figures. Although the timeline of some historical objects in the novel is slightly inconsistent with the timeline in reality. But it can also be seen. In addition to some grand scenes such as battles on the surface, the analysis of the in-depth causes of some events and the planning of the undercurrent of the preceding events are also very well written. It can be said that there is a relatively comprehensive description of the cause, process and results of the entire incident. At the same time, there is also a description of the life clues of historical figures. It can be said that the image of the character is made more three-dimensional.
As a Northeastern person, I have a unique feeling for this novel. I know it's a parallel space, but I wish it could happen in the real world. Although the weather in the Northeast is cold, the people in this land are hard-blooded.
I have been following it for more than half a year. This is the most interesting book about Northeastern warlords that I have read. There is nothing particularly exaggerated or unreasonable in it. Some of it is true historical events and facts. It also contains some details about the cruelty of Japan. I guess I did not write it in detail because I was afraid of being reported. However, this is also the most realistic book on the history of the Anti-Japanese War that I have read in Tomato. It has five stars. I also want to say that history is the best textbook and the best sobering agent. History illuminates the future: justice is invincible and the Chinese people are invincible! Keeping "September 18th" in mind and letting the alarm bells ring in our hearts is the best commemoration of history.
It is really a very good book, and it can make up for Shaoshuai Zhang's regrets back then! I hope the author will write with heart and stick to it
I have seen one of the best time-travel novels in modern times. The author has a solid historical background, a high political level, the plot development is in line with historical laws, and the characters have distinct personalities. It is very similar to the TV series at a glance, and it is very immersive. Of course, as a cool novel, it also has its shortcomings. Some common sense, such as the name before the place name was changed, the timeline, and the research are not detailed enough. Of course, the flaws are not concealed and do not hinder its excellence. It makes up for the regrets in the modern history of the Chinese people! I think I can give it more than nine points, and I hope the score will reach nine points soon!
This novel is great, a well-founded time travel! If possible, can Berlin's anti-aircraft tower be added to the main package? The 2.5 To 3 meter thick concrete wall cannot be attacked by the Soviet 203 guns, and the inland naval guns in the Northeast cannot be hit. I like to see the little devils come to the rescue [Thinking][Thinking]