[No system + resistance war]
Every inch of mountains and rivers, every inch of blood, there will always be sons and daughters of the Chinese nation who come forward to succeed us.
Chen Pingan traveled to a little Red Army soldier who died while crossing the grassland, fought bloody battles on the battlefield, expelled the Tartars, and restored China!
In the Battle of Taiyuan, the 386th Brigade led its troops across the Yellow River. Chen Pingan led the reconnaissance company all the way through Niangzi Pass, cooperating with the defenders of Jiuguan, annihilating an enemy brigade, disrupting the Japs' offensive against Jiuguan, and relieving the danger of Niangzi Pass;
Passing through Hebei, they attacked the Japs at Shimen Airport in Hebei Province at night, blowing up nearly 20 aircraft and mitigating the Japs' aircraft bombing of the Niangziguan position...
Chen Pingan: Elite? What kind of elites are you looking for? I'm going to fight the elites!
Brigadier: I just asked this kid to investigate the enemy's situation. Who knew he had taken over the Japanese headquarters?
Teacher: Ping An is born to be a prodigy, and if he is behind the enemy, there will be no peace.
Boss: Expand, expand the reconnaissance company, I want more scouts!
Chen Pingan: Elite? What kind of elites are you looking for? I'm going to fight the elites!
Reader comments
There is no hangup, nor does it change Superman at the beginning. It uses a modern perspective to make suggestions, and does not weaken these famous generals. Every order is not issued through the reminder of the protagonist. It is very reasonable, and the relationship between the protagonist and the brigade commander is also very well written. I like it, love to read, and update it quickly.
There is no hangup, nor does it change Superman at the beginning. It uses a modern perspective to make suggestions, and does not weaken these famous generals. Every order is not issued through the reminder of the protagonist. It is very reasonable, and the relationship between the protagonist and the brigade commander is also very well written. I like it, love to read, and update it quickly.
Speed, more speed, come on