Anti-Japanese War**********

I just read Chapter 17. This is the story of the protagonist switching system warriors to help the Chinese people resist the Japanese invaders and fight against the Japanese on the Songhu battlefield. Although the troops he formed are small in number, they are all well-rounded and elite soldiers, ready for special operations. The story is beautiful and the language is smooth, eye-catching and stimulating to the brain. It's just that there are too few chapters and it's not enough to read.

To be fair, there are not many books in the Tomato genre that I can read. This one is a rare and clear one. The setting of Goldfinger is very innovative. The protagonist also works hard on his own. Although it is a bit slow, the pace is quite fast. The author's writing is good and it is very comfortable to watch.

It's not the kind of mindless push by the first few divisions. The pace will not be too slow. The more it develops, the more enjoyable it will be. Please be patient and read on. Thank you all, Yanzu, Yu Yan

When will the WK, DR, LAH, and GD divisions (Viking, Reich, SS, and Grossdeutschland) appear? I feel that the small-scale special warfare Brandenburg Force, the Viking Division, the 1st Parachute Division, and the 1st Mountain Division would be more appropriate.

After reading it, the advantages are that the protagonist has no ink, is decisive in killing, and the logic is good. There are no major logical collapse points. There are minor flaws. The exchange price is a bit expensive, and it is suspected of overpowering the battle. However, the overall pace is fast and I can watch it. It is good.

It's really good, it's really good. Anti-Japanese war novels should be among the best. It's good-looking. The setting of Goldfinger is very interesting. It's not a mindless riot. It unfolds as the war unfolds. The war scenes are described in a very grand and eye-catching way. Like [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like]

It's very good. There is no dialect to persuade people to quit. Many people think that the system is too expensive to redeem. I think it is quite reasonable. I was tired of seeing divisions and regiments in the beginning, and some chapters were sensational and tired of reading.

There is nothing poisonous about it. The exchange price in Chapter 3 is half, but after reading the explanation, I can understand it. I read it patiently and found that the pace was faster than expected. In fact, it started from a relatively low level, but the development snowballed very quickly.

I've probably read it from beginning to end, and here's my true evaluation. It's probably a double wear. It's very concrete, and I think it's quite reasonable. The redemption price in Chapter 3 is very discouraging. After reading the explanation last night, I read it patiently, and found that the pace is not slow at all, very comfortable, and the logic is reasonable.

When I first read the exchange price in Chapter 3, I felt that it was too frustrating to hang up, but I patiently read on and found that the author's setting is actually quite good, the pace is fast, and the logic is very smooth. The protagonist's IQ is online, and it is much more interesting to grow and develop step by step than to be invincible at the beginning. Brothers who like rational and refreshing writing can feel free to enter the game.

It looks okay. That's what I'm thinking. Smuggled to Japan. Does a killing spree count as killing the enemy?

One thing to say, when I saw the exchange price in Chapter 3, my heart skipped a beat, but looking back, the author's writing was pretty good and the pace was fast. I've been doing things, and I think it's okay anyway.

It's good to watch. It's the right plot that people will never forget (づ¯³¯)づ💕

I've read a lot of this kind of subject. To be honest, the only thing I could read before was barbed wire. This book is barely readable at the moment. It's not overwhelming, but it's reasonable and the pace is pretty fast. I hope to write more last night.

It's not the kind of brainless explosive story in the traditional sense. The protagonist has a lot of brains and tight logic. Some of his decisions are genius. It's eye-catching. It develops very quickly and doesn't feel frustrating at all.

How should I put it? This book is a breath of fresh air. Brothers who like to read more reasonable and logical books will probably like it. The writing style is okay, at least the reading is smooth. Those who gave it one or two stars probably read too many brainless texts and can't accept such logic-heavy ones. Anyway, I personally think it's pretty good.

Well written, highly recommended

Very wonderful very wonderful

Can the author take a look? Can we steal industrial equipment and scientists later?

Can the mustache be shaved off in the future? Let them wail: Our failure is all because of Zhou Huaian!

The pace of this book is fast at the end, which is quite enjoyable to read.

There's nothing wrong with the logic, and overall it's okay. It would be nice if the exchange price could be adjusted, but I can understand it after seeing the author's explanation.

Very beautiful, support support support support support support support support support support

Nice. I love reading novels about childhood.

Rigorous, not suppressing the protagonist's strength, and reasonable plug-ins. If you can't change history, what else is there to see? Looking at the history of frustration along the way?

The logic is rigorous, the sense of immersion is strong, and it's exciting and interesting🧠Looking forward to the follow-up plot, please update soon!

Well written, so far so good!

Author, author, I would like to make a suggestion, don't be lazy, speed it up a little, so that you can watch it more interestingly! !

The writing is fresh and refined, and the reading experience is pleasant and comfortable.

The setting of this author is quite interesting. You can travel back and forth, and it seems that you can steal things from the head of state in the later stage. I am full of expectations. The pace is also very fast after seeing that there is basically no poisonous point.