
War of Resistance: Raising Troops Without Limit in Shanghai
抗战:从淞沪开始无限爆兵
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 295k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
135Chapters
166Reads
6.7Score
30Listens
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I think it's pretty good, but it would be nice if a plot could be arranged in the future for the system to be revived. As far as the current plot is concerned, the basic logic of the situation of weapons and ammunition is actually not optimistic. Light weapons are okay, but heavy weapons or technical weapons still need to keep up with the mainstream. The author's plan of 37 years is actually not bad. As long as the mainstream weapons of 37 years from all over the world are exchanged, it does not need to go too far beyond the era. It is quite reasonable. It does not increase the difficulty of acquisition and the plot makes sense.
It's not bad. Some people may think that the protagonist is a bit licking the mysterious forces, but I think it's harmless and a good decision. Generally speaking, for an article like this, you are powerful and either go to Southeast Asia or there are no mysterious forces. But when it comes to fighting the Japanese during the Anti-Japanese War, there is really no problem. It's quite enjoyable. You can take a look at it as appropriate and be less aggressive. It's still a very good article! !
What satisfies me the most is changing the direction of history, unlike other novels that have killed so many people but still can't hold on. At least this one can defend Songhu and Jinling. I'll give you five stars just for this. I won't say anything about other poisonous points that are free.
Apart from being a bit verbose, I think it's pretty good. The system becomes more powerful in the later stages. Many people say that it's difficult to maintain consumption by killing enemies, but the system relies not on killing enemies and exploding troops but on signing in and exploding troops. When you have 10,000 people, you don't have to do anything to exploding 1,000 troops every day.
It's pretty good, and the plot is pretty good. It feels like it's the first book I've read about winning the Battle of Songhu and the Battle of Jinling. I don't know much about this in detail, and I don't know if it's reasonable. When I listened to the book, it felt quite reasonable. Then there is this theme. I feel that it is not stressed at all. I remember that there was another book recently that also had this theme. The one about East China Shield also had Songhu and Jinling defeated, but basically nothing changed. They were defeated, but the people from Jinling withdrew.
Super nice anti-war article
It's very refreshing, and it can be regarded as a very good food among so many anti-war novels. I hope the author will keep up the good work. In the later stage, if you occupy the Northeast. I hope to see stronger and more powerful weapons, such as fighter jets and firearms upgrades. Heavy artillery, ship
Five-star praise, dozens of chapters, already an army of hundreds of thousands of people
It's fun to watch, and it's fun to keep watching!
Although it's a bit verbose and stiff, it's fun