
War of Resistance: Starting Out as a Dockworker
抗战,从码头劳工开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 191k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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94Chapters
210Reads · 30 days
48.6kReads · all time
8.0Score
73Listens
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Putting everything else aside, the writing is incredibly satisfying, decisive, and straightforward, without compromising combat strength or weaponry. As long as you recruit and train soldiers, they can be armed with top-tier weapons. Unlike other authors whose systems are incredibly powerful in introductions but ultimately ineffective in practice.
I like his fast pace; there's not much unnecessary talk, he just does it himself and can do it his own way. Looking forward to the author's future performances! 👍
Yes, it's worth having!
It's really good, just the kind of fast-paced action I wanted, fighting the Japanese independently with no constraints, and the depiction of the battle scenes is also excellent. Thumbs up! 👍👍👍
It's good, fast-paced, and highly recommended for those who enjoy fast-paced, exciting stories! 😄👍
Tell them to dig more defensive spaces, reward them with more anti-aircraft guns, torpedo bombers, long-range artillery to bomb warships, rocket artillery, and strike hard against foreign powers!
Aside from being bad at fighting, he's good at everything else; everyone else is very handsome.
Clearly describe the troop organization and weapon configuration.
Well written, with exciting plot points, a mindless fantasy novel. It's written in a fantasy world, giving it a very unrealistic feel. It defies common sense. For example, the system can arbitrarily modify the world's consciousness, creating a soldier every 5 days and a high-ranking officer every 6 days, which feels very unreal. The host can become a god!!! While fantasy novels can be wildly imaginative, military and historical novels need to be closer to reality.
Very good, not bad, not bad, not bad