War of Resistance: Starting in Songhu, I Fight in Every Battle

I was so happy that Tian Ling Gai took off! The protagonist starts as the battalion commander of the Armored Corps before the Battle of Songhu, and uses the system to beat up the Japanese. The battle scene is full of tension, with guns roaring and blood boiling. Watching the Japanese howl after being beaten is so relaxing! If you like exciting stories about the Anti-Japanese War and passionate battles, don't miss it! The author "The Dog Brother Who Loves Watermelon" has super stable writing skills, and writes the exciting battles and character growth in such a touching way that you can't stop following it. Let's just say that this kind of explosive anti-war novel must be safe!

It can be said that it is the only anti-war novel that I have read besides the spy novel Barbed Wire. The protagonist has a hang-up, but his actions are very reasonable. In the later stage, the hang-up is basically not felt. But it's just fun to watch.

Yes, this is the most reasonable anti-war article I have seen so far. The author's writing is good, and what the protagonist does is consistent with his identity (this is the most important thing!). It's neither mindless nor aggrieved. [Like][Like][Like]

It's such a good book. The plot is very reasonable. It's not poisonous. It's great. I can see that the author has put his heart into it. It's better to have no heroine like this. Although the love during the war is very beautiful, it breaks down too easily. If the author writes this book well, he can become a god.

Enjoyable, enjoyable. This book is the most enjoyable one I have ever read on the War of Resistance. Especially Li Xue's literary work. It is really enjoyable. I hope the author can make a breakthrough. 10 Chapters a day. Now three chapters a day is not enough. It is so enjoyable.

It's really good to read. This is the most appetizing book I found on Tomato. It's also very enjoyable to read. It's definitely worth reading this book.

I think this novel is much better than the anti-war novels I have read before. The previous ones either contained many logical errors, or over-exaggerated the importance of the battlefield behind enemy lines, and belittled the importance of the frontal battlefield, which only served to show off the sword. Sometimes the logic was not fluent, and there were many poisonous points. Although I think it is better not to have a system, but a system can change the established history. Facing the rolling forward of history, in addition to the system Apart from the great power of the Tongren, no one can change anything, and this book also has a relatively profound portrayal of characters, such as Lao Jiang. From the article, you can see that the author has a relatively deep understanding of Lao Chiang. He just likes fellow countrymen, is very happy with success, and likes to interfere in other people's decisions. Moreover, this book does not belittle the battlefield behind enemy lines. It mainly writes about the frontal battlefield. I hope the author can write about the linkage between the battlefield behind enemy lines and the frontal battlefield in the future.

From the looks of it, this is the best anti-war spy war novel, and Barbed Wire is the best spy war novel. They all have ups and downs in terms of fun, but they are always fun. The protagonist's personality is also very distinct. He is not the kind of fake great and upright person. You really don't want to become famous unconditionally as soon as you travel through time. You will definitely be tricked to death before you can correct the chaos. You have no autonomy and can only be chased and beaten. They all have cheats, but they are not opened very wide. They are used as auxiliary functions and serve as background boards. If they are opened too large, it will not be fun.

I think this is a masterpiece of the Chinese army's war of resistance against Japan. It has thick and thin lines, relaxed and relaxed writing, and the writing style is also good. There is very little pain in the head.

It's beautiful, but it's really delicate and the writing is amazing. The best thing is that it feels good, but it doesn't always feel good. The protagonist uses a long period of "victory" to maintain the reader's excitement, followed by the real failure of the little life. These two points are really satisfying, and the length of the enjoyment is also very long (chapter), but what follows is the small details such as someone's sacrifice (very touching). According to normal emotions, it is logically impossible to cry every time, plus my tear point is very high. But it is this sense of gap that allows readers to break away from the local nature of the novel, recognize the failure of the overall situation and people's sacrifices, and get rid of the local sense of satisfaction, making people feel a greater gap, which is very touching. There is a refreshing feeling of sobriety. Absolutely. Before it could slow down, there were conflicts one after another, such as other battles turning the tide, and conflicts between one's own thoughts. Before it's over, there's another big event. Overall, the writing is very nice. As for the plot, to be honest, I have rarely watched the Anti-Japanese War. The main reason is that no matter how good most authors write, they cannot avoid the historical tragedy. So I saw less. I've watched a lot of spy movies, so I can't tell whether it's good or bad in terms of plot, but the writing is very good.