The Anti-Japanese War’s Tiger Battalion

It could have been a perfect score. It's unnecessary to transport so much back every time you seize it. After fighting guerrillas in the mountains for a long time, you will definitely find many caves and other places where it is easy to hide things. Building secret camps in appropriate places is the essence of guerrilla warfare. You don't need to bring so much equipment out every time. I don't know how much effort it saves. You don't have to work so hard to bring it back if you capture it. If you ambush the enemy once, there will be nothing left. Heavy weapons and the like are hidden in appropriate places. Hit it when the time is right. Can extremely confuse the enemy. I thought your main force was there.

This book is quite good after chapter 13. It is quite realistic and close to life. It tells the true situation of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces at that time. It is not like some novels where the weak prisoners of war have just been rescued and they can charge into the battle without even taking a sip of water and can fight for days and nights without any problems. This book is good and I will continue to read it.

A very interesting anti-Japanese novel.

Really good, I like it very much

A very good anti-Japanese novel, with a smooth structure and beautiful language. Well, there are not too many loopholes. A very good book, worth recommending

When should we contact the Eighth Route Army in Guanhai?

Nice looking, a bit cool

Good to watch, suitable for killing time

Good-looking ones, new ones quickly

Love this kind of book so much