[Rousing War of Resistance + Transmigration + Coming of Age]
College student Lin Feng is watching a military parade when his soul unexpectedly transmigrates into a new recruit at the Whampoa Military Academy in 1924.
From the Northern Expedition to the War of Resistance, he uses his advanced tactical knowledge to forge an iron-blooded army.
The bloody battles of Shanghai, the desperate defense of Nanjing, the fierce fighting at Wuhan... Amid the flames of war, he rises from soldier to legendary general.
At the crossroads of history, he sets aside his illustrious achievements, seeking only to stay true to the ideals he held as a young man.
This is a forgotten legend, the iron-blooded coming-of-age story of a modern soul in an age of war!
How should I put it, it feels like it's going high and going low. First of all, the protagonist is defined as a college student who understands military theory. There is no problem with this. Even after entering Huangpu, I brought theory into practice and gradually improved my writing. The problem is, the workout is a bit much. And it feels better during exercise. . . . Hard to say. Huangpu is more interested in military theory + battlefield command + strategic vision. In reality, leading soldiers on the battlefield have some meaning, but not much. More publicity is about courage. In fact, many people wrote about Huangpu before, focusing on the interaction with classmates, especially those celebrities. In this way, there will be more sighs and emotions in the subsequent battlefield games. Part of the history of the Republic of China and half of the history of Huangpu, what remains is more of the regret of brothers fighting against each other. The author is writing about the second generation, and there are several original characters from the beginning. . . . . There is no more sense of historical reality in the writing. And the protagonist has never touched a gun, and he can actually discover the mechanical errors of the gun??? Not to mention college students, today's conscripts are not qualified. It's too bizarre.