You Were Sent to Support the War of Resistance, and China Went on Full Combat Alert

That's right, genuine support. Unlike some anti-Japanese war novels that just focus on leading teams to kill Japanese soldiers and recruiting people. The historical figures of the anti-Japanese war cannot be arbitrarily altered by just anyone.

Hmm~ Not bad, not bad at all. This book is powerful, damn satisfying! This is how anti-Japanese war novels should be written! What do we read anti-Japanese war novels for? Isn't it to vent our anger? If we can't fight in real life, can't we fantasize about it? Hahaha~

The beginning looks AI-generated, not very appealing. How much are they charging for comments? Seriously, they're spamming this section like crazy. Look at what they wrote earlier: they were driving, pulled out a rocket launcher, and then went back to the driver's seat. I'm speechless. Secondly

Having finished reading it, this is the best and most expansive novel I've ever read that supports the War of Resistance Against Japan. It currently has an 8.1 Rating, and I think it will easily reach 8.5. My personal opinion is that those who can be added to the collection (like Chu Yunfei?) Should be added, and those who shouldn't be added should be removed.

It was quite a satisfying read. As a war-themed story, I'd give it four stars. But you underestimated the Japanese. Why didn't you use your air force when you deployed so many troops?

The content is rich, the protagonist is intelligent and satisfying, it's truly a great read.

So far, it's pure wish-fulfillment reading. It meets my requirements for a war novel: a smooth, unstoppable advance. Those drawn-out, drawn-out stories are exhausting to read; I'd rather read a history book. This kind of wish-fulfillment novel is much more enjoyable.

This is a lighthearted, action-packed anti-Japanese war novel. The anti-Japanese elements are well-written, though some plot points are a bit toxic. A significant portion of the urban fantasy chapters is reminiscent of the "Crooked-Mouthed Dragon King" storyline, creating a slightly disjointed feel.

It does have some flaws for people with some military knowledge, but I can still accept it. And here's a little-known fact. While the number of tanks directly destroyed by aircraft is limited, their impact on weakening armored forces' combat capabilities, disrupting logistics, limiting mobility, and enhancing the superiority of friendly ground forces is enormous. Therefore, the impact of aircraft on armored forces is both strategic and tactical, with a significant overall effect.

That was so satisfying, so cathartic! Highly recommended.