War of Resistance: I Evacuated the Entire Third Reich

5 Points for resisting Japan. 3 Points will be deducted for the protagonist's system exchange price which is ridiculously high. If you kill the Japanese to extinction at this price, I guess the protagonist does not have much weapons and equipment. A Tiger costs 50,000 points, a colonel 500, and an ordinary soldier 100. The population of Japan in 1937 was only about 70,000,000. How many points can you get by killing all these Japanese.

The name is quite grand, but it comes with a system called Soso. It gives you 1,000 points for doing a task, and 100 points for killing a Japanese. But you need 150 points to summon a soldier, and weapons are extra. You are just a rich man with no soldiers or guns. You want to change the 37 years of the Songhu War of Resistance. How to change? Are you the only one who can change it?

No wonder you didn't even get a rating. You are not unfair at all. After reading the first three chapters, I felt that the gap was too big. I said it took a lot of effort and saved a lot of materials and people. Later, I traveled to the Republic of China and had special conditions to get tasks. My efforts in relationships were in vain. Isn't this the usual routine now? When you buy a car, you have to pay for the software inside, and you have to install the TV. When you open it, you can see that there is a VIP

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.

Anyone can write a book

It sells patriotism but is written sparsely, regardless of military knowledge. Three companies counterattacked and defeated 4,000 people. In the end, they completely wiped out the enemy and only injured eleven of them and killed a few. The bulls are almost flying into the atmosphere. You can't talk like this, and the protagonist talks too much nonsense.

Anti-Japanese drama.

I listened to six or seven of them on the way to work. They were very average. I just felt like I couldn't tell the priority. They were all about systems, this system and that, all about systems. They were all novels explaining systems. I listened to them all the way, and there was no plot at all. They were all about explaining systems. Do you know the uncomfortable feeling of riding a bike with your hands frozen in the sky? You can't skip it if you want to, so you can only listen to it bit by bit.

No one said a word after looking at it

The suppression is too harsh

Seeing that people are aggrieved, golden fingers are useless and will not help the people.

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

The worst thing is that people are summoned by the system. Either write data, so don't feel bad. You must be willing to fill in the lines for real people and try your best to survive; or if you don't want to fill in the real ones, then don't do too many data operations that will be completely controlled by the system at a glance. Especially when needed, exchange for cheap fill-ins. There is no need to talk about a lot of emotional things, and then talk endlessly about the sincerity of the data. Repeated jumps will be very funny. Filling in the lines means that the protagonist cannot develop on his own. To be honest, this was originally a set thing. You talk a lot about changing, saving the country, and ordinary people are pitiful. In the end, you keep saying that the protagonist is reluctant to fill in the lines. Ordinary people are still fighting bloody battles. Of course, the development process does not change anything at the beginning, but the protagonist is also causing trouble behind the scenes. It cannot change big things, but many small aspects have to be reflected, right? It's already 50 chapters, but I feel like I still wrote it in a positive way, which is that the poor people are dying in various ways all the time. This is a fact, but you are cheating and keep talking about reality. Isn't it in vain? It must bring hope. It is very fragmented. Only the protagonist is pretending. Where is the influence? There are not enough troops for the overall situation. Then don't keep writing about reality. Focusing on the protagonist is also a good and refreshing article. But this kind of article has to talk about who to save and who to save, but also dare not to press the schedule. So don't shout slogans, don't endlessly write about being powerless. The protagonist is pretending to be smooth, but at the same time he can't change anything. This kind of contradictory writing is quite funny.

A sense of déjà vu in the anti-Japanese drama. . . The protagonist's soldiers are all superhuman, and a battalion facing 4,000 Japanese soldiers suffered a loss of 1 to 4,000.

The author sometimes parallels time and space, and the next time he knows everything. I was confused. The beginning is when the Marine Corps comes out of Shanghai and at least three army field regiments. Especially the Vice Admiral of the Navy is commanding the charge. Don't worry about the author saying it is parallel time and space. It is already parallel time and space, and he can predict the trend of the next war on time.

The rating of this book is still going down, it is now 7.1. It's mainly ink. Those rewards are probably a bit more general. Just give the total number in the end! There are also too many weapon data, which is almost enough. I feel like vomiting after reading too much! And after all, with such a big golden finger, it's okay to be unscrupulous. You said that the Battle of Songlu has about three stages. In fact, in the first stage, if you destroy it directly, there will be nothing to follow. Don't follow history. If it doesn't change if you travel through the past, then what are you doing by traveling back in time?

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.