The Warlord: Heed My Father’s Advice, Rise From Brigade Commander to Marshal

As a fan of the previous book, the only time the author did not delay updating was when his child fell ill and did not ask for leave for 365 days. One day, I suddenly became enthusiastic and wanted to write about the Anti-Japanese War. The last book was put into a dark room because it was too real. The writing style is rigorous but interesting, and it is also very persuasive. Some plot developments are also based on the comments of book friends. Be patient and read it slowly. I can't guarantee that everyone will still have something to read after reading it. I can guarantee that it won't drag on and it won't be super-supervised [Love]

This book was written like this without a system, and the protagonist's mind is particularly online. In this aspect alone, it already surpasses more than 90% of novels of the same type, to be honest. There are currently more than 200 chapters in this book, and there are no particularly bad points. In terms of writing, not to mention the best choice, at least it is considered to be among the best among the average. It can barely reach the top line. Of course, this evaluation is only a personal opinion and cannot represent the majority of book lovers. The plot overall is relatively compact!

Reading this anti-Japanese novel is so refreshing! The pace of the whole process is tight. The protagonist's IQ is online and he is decisive in killing. He beats the invaders back step by step. Every chapter is exciting to read. The author's writing style is very good. He writes about the atmosphere of the battlefield and the game between the enemy and the enemy in a very immersive way. It has the pleasure of writing without losing the feelings of family and country. The more you read, the more you read, and you become more and more addicted. You can't stop at all. For those who like anti-Japanese novels, this book is definitely worth reading!

This book is very good, with a tight pace and not boring. Liu Zhenting writes well. Most of the events are historical events. Although the characters are a bit fictitious, they are still written very realistically. The author's writing style is good. If you want to read this book, first of all, he has multiple female protagonists, which is good. It is normal to have multiple female protagonists in the Republic of China. Then There is one in the middle that sells foreigners. If you can't accept it, you can skip it. The author's writing is true throughout the book. The money and military power did not suddenly increase, and there was no sudden cheating. It is very good. It did not suddenly expand like other novels of the Republic of China. I am afraid of giving five stars to be proud of it. Come on, I am looking forward to what will be written next.

The writing is good, and the weapons in it are also written in detail. Unlike some people who only know 98k, all bolt-action rifles are called 98k. It is very well written about the army of the Republic of China. The weapons and equipment of the army are also written in great detail. I saw some book reviews saying that palace fighting is bullshit. If you give me a lower official position, I won't turn against you. Soldiers don't talk about politics, but generals do talk about politics. This is politics, not palace fighting. Especially when you want to be promoted, it is very important who you promote. If you support me, I will definitely give you a promotion. If you don't accept me, I will give you another promotion. Isn't this politics? Returning to palace fighting is bullshit.

This is not the Republic of China. This is not simple. It is more like presenting a wonderful story of the Republic of China. The warlord's son has a vivid image, the plot is clear and logical, and it cleverly integrates historical facts and the environment of the times, and the characterization is very brilliant. The writing is super good, the son of the warlord of the Republic of China is super good, the writing is very good, very organized, and the logic is very clear. This is not the chaebol of the Republic of China. The son of the warlord of the Republic of China is super good. The writing is very good, very organized, and the logic is very clear. Many things refer to historical facts and the specific real environment at that time, and the characters at that time are also perfectly portrayed.

Generally speaking, we respect objective facts. Although there are some flaws, they are all understandable. Restore history to the greatest extent and respect readers' opinions. The logic and organization are still relatively step-by-step and the context is clear. It is already a readable book about the Republic of China. Some suggestions: If you want to develop better, I personally suggest providing more pictures, especially the battle map, especially the spheres of influence and attack routes of both sides. For some more interesting famous scenes, you can use AI to draw them to promote interaction with book friends.

The author's concept is very unique and he basically tries hard to make it reasonable. The protagonist is also very well portrayed, neither does he feel like he is invincible, nor is he like some writers who are very bad at writing and are either messing around with women or engaging in fraud every day. The most important thing is that the protagonist is very doting on fans. Hahahahaha. Although I am only a major, I hope I can be China's Dönitz. After the war, large surface ships will definitely not be able to do so. The main force will have to be my speedboat submarine force to fight guerrillas [laughs][laughs][laughs]

As an old reader with many years of experience, I must say that this book is the most amazing anti-war novel of the Republic of China that I have read recently. Not only is the author's writing style sophisticated, but what's even more rare is his research and control over historical details. The book's description of the situation in Henan in 1929, the recruitment of Belarusian mercenaries, and the construction of the arsenal assembly line are both consistent with historical logic and full of imagination, making people feel like they are in that war-torn era. From the war in the Central Plains to the front line of the Anti-Japanese War, the protagonist starts from the son of an unknown brigade commander, step by step to occupy important territory, train strong soldiers, build weapons, make foreign money, and kill Japanese soldiers. The rhythm is compact and not procrastinating, and it is intensive but not brainless. Every step is based on a solid deduction. What is even more admirable is that the author has been updating steadily for 304 consecutive days, and the quality is always online. The high score of 8.9 Is well deserved. This book not only makes military fans excited, but also immerses readers who do not originally read modern history. It truly achieves the goal of "carrying doctrine through novels and conveying history through stories." Highly recommended to all readers who like hard-core historical texts, this is a masterpiece worth following and collecting!

It basically conforms to the historical context, and basically conforms to the logic of the time traveler's experience changing the place. It is well written, very strategic, and has a great overall view. I hope to see the performance of the protagonist who has been preparing to turn things around on the anti-Japanese battlefield for many years. I also hope that the protagonist will maintain independent development, not lick the red and blue, not kneel to the great powers, and finally carve out a world in Southeast Asia to earn a world for overseas Chinese.