A Blood-Soaked Military Soul in the War of Resistance
抗战之浴血军魂
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 抗战：我凭战功封帅！Alternate title on Fanqie
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Reader comments 64
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This novel is the most accurate positioning of the protagonist among my Anti-Japanese War novels. As a commander, there are few people in the early stage to take the lead in the charge. In the later stage, when there are more people, the protagonist's positioning is very accurate. He is responsible for the general direction strategy and how to fight. It is left to the front-line commanders. Unlike some novels, no matter what level he is, he can't wait to lead the team on the front line.
This book is well written, the logic is clear, and the protagonist's personal heroism is relatively light. There is no system for giving equipment to soldiers. I just feel that the protagonist has too many troops. When the Red Army reorganized the Eighth Route Army, it did not divide some of them, and there was no cadre exchange with other troops. Moreover, some comrades around the protagonist were promoted too quickly. The protagonist recruited so many Red Army troops during the Long March. There should be some with more seniority and higher positions.
The overall storyline is well organized. Not to mention the system, it is a modern special forces time traveler who uses his understanding of historical trends and the military knowledge of modern special forces to lead the Red Army soldiers to attack the enemy. The whole plot of the story is arranged in a reasonable way.
I have read a lot of anti-war articles, and this one is very good. Every battle makes people excited! There is no exaggerated protagonist style, and most importantly, there is no exaggerated plug-in, it is close to reality. Come on author 👏
Yes, it's interesting, it's logical, it's clear. It can be considered a relatively good book.
A good book, it's great if it's not systematic. The characters are very charming. The only anti-war article that Tomato can read. I can't stand the kind of person who cheats the system and pulls out weapons casually.
Very good. I saw Chapter 195. Due to lack of food, a hundred thousand troops were mobilized to conquer Shijiazhuang and Baoding in nine days. They annihilated nearly 20,000 Japanese puppet troops. Finally, they captured the storage in the city and got a total of 1 million kilograms of main grains. One person can divide ten kilograms and seven thousand horses. Rifles, one hundred and thirty light and heavy machine guns, three million rounds of ammunition. The city is all empty, and the battlefield is all damaged. That's all. It's up to you to support your logistics minister, otherwise your troops will have starved to death. I would like to call you the Tang Shenwang of the Anti-Japanese War.
The difference between this book and other similar books is that there are many descriptions of big scenes, sitting on the front line and commanding from the center. I particularly like this kind of book.
The writing is good, I like it very much, it's very uplifting, and it's very passionate to read. It's just that some articles don't match up.
No kidding, this is the best military theme I have ever seen.