Liang Xiaocong, an outstanding modern civil engineer, accidentally traveled to the Marco Polo Bridge in early July 1937. He carried a mysterious safe with him, which contained: a tablet computer storing "1970 Edition of One Hundred Thousand Whys", "Friends of Military-Civil Dual-Use Talents", "Militia Manual" and "Barefoot Doctor Manual", a portable workstation with all the civil engineering drawings in the country, a fully equipped Type 191 rifle and an appropriate amount of ammunition. At this time, on the eve of the July 7th Incident, Japanese imperialism was planning to launch a full-scale war of aggression against China. Liang Xiaocong used modern knowledge, technology and equipment to participate in the Anti-Japanese War from an engineering and technical perspective to help the Chinese nation resist foreign aggression.
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It doesn't look good, it's a bit frustrating to watch, that's all. It was a bit baffling to see. It's a bit like looking for trouble for yourself.
Half of the chapter is filled with psychological activities. You are debating whether to shoot or not. Why write so many psychological activities? Either you shoot to save people, or you just sit back and watch the slaughter in your childhood. If you have this time, you would have finished it long ago. I am speechless😓
It doesn't look good, it's a bit frustrating to watch, that's all. It was a bit baffling to see. It's a bit like looking for trouble for yourself.
Half of the chapter is filled with psychological activities. You are debating whether to shoot or not. Why write so many psychological activities? Either you shoot to save people, or you just sit back and watch the slaughter in your childhood. If you have this time, you would have finished it long ago. I am speechless😓