
War of Resistance: I Told You to Train Recruits, and You Turned Them All into Soldier Kings
抗战:让你练新兵,你全练成兵王
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I like this combination of "hardcore combat + delicate group portraits"! Wang Dazhu's honesty, Xiao Shitou's cleverness, and Lao Zhao's transformation are all vivid, and they are not tool men. Lin Feng is protective and strict. He not only uses iron-blooded methods to set rules, but also adds rice soup to soldiers when they have low blood sugar. His character is particularly three-dimensional.
What struck me the most was that the tactical details were very realistic! This is not a mindless article. The use of scarecrows to lure the enemy, the use of dry riverbeds to hide, and the two-man cover to advance these operations are not only in line with the background of the Anti-Japanese War, but also reveal modern military thinking, making it very immersive to read.
Yes, the details of training are not suspended! There are no mindless cheats, using broken bowls as targets, filling grain bags with soil as weights, and teaching soldiers to read contour maps. These down-to-earth operations are so real that you can feel that you are really "training" rather than just a cool routine.
The rhythm of the plot is well controlled, from the desperate breakout to the training of new recruits, to the confrontation exercises, and being targeted and ambushed by the Japanese, all the links are linked without any delay. There are no redundant bloody plots, and the whole process revolves around "troop training" and "war", which is exciting and intensive without being exaggerated.
The feelings of family and country in the context of the Anti-Japanese War are natural! There is no deliberate sensationalism, but you can feel the power from the soldiers' perseverance and Lin Feng's layout. Especially the plot where the Japanese scouts come to the door and Lin Feng "invites you into the urn" is both thrilling and relieving, and the logic is online.
I like this "fighting with your brain" setting the most! Lin Feng did not rush blindly, but relied on disguise, reconnaissance, and layout to win. For example, he used scarecrows to confuse the Japanese and set up footprint traps to detect the scouts. Every step was filled with wisdom and logic.
The language style is crisp and clear, without unnecessary nonsense! The tactical instructions are concise and powerful, the dialogue between soldiers is simple and down-to-earth, and the occasional "saucy words" can relieve the depression of the battlefield. The reading is smooth and not boring, and you can read several chapters in one breath.
This anti-war novel will make your blood boil and bring tears to your eyes! The great anti-war spirit is shown from the perspective of ordinary people. Every character is impressive. The plot is real and not suspended. It is worth staying up late to catch up. It is a strong benefit!
Don't hesitate to give five-star reviews! I stayed up late to finish reading this Anti-Japanese War novel, and I was very energetic throughout the whole process without having to urinate at all! The war scenes are thrilling, the emotional descriptions are delicate and moving, the tacit understanding of comrades-in-arms, the concern of relatives, and the support of the people. Every plot brings tears to the eyes, and I am completely immersed in it. It is so excellent!
Reading the first few chapters of a novel determines whether I will continue to follow it, the development in the middle determines whether I want to continue reading, and the writing style and smoothness of the story determine the speed at which I read it. This book is excellent in all three aspects!