War of Resistance: Old Li Laughs at the Bookish Fool, So I Take the Huangpu Exam in a Rage

It's super good-looking and super good-looking. This is about the protagonist joining the Whampoa Military Academy and starting to serve the motherland. The protagonist has no golden fingers, or in other words, he relies on the knowledge learned by later generations to make himself influential and avoid detours for the motherland. It's really amazing! Love to watch! Looking forward to the follow-up development, now it's time to grab the weapons! Looking forward to it!

Good books, dare to write. The protagonist will adapt and establish his own power. He will mediate with all parties and dare to take advantage of the principal. It's much better than the useless Gong De Lin next door that was held by the principal 👍

Colorful, the writing style cannot be said enough. I have been a reader for ten years. This book was published in the starting point of the Anti-Japanese War. A real vote, at least the top twenty! Those who swipe votes don't count. There are over a hundred chapters, everyone is ready to eat! ! Alas, what is written in the front is okay, but what is written in the back? Is this a novel? Not a historical record? Your protagonist hasn't appeared in almost a hundred chapters? If you can't bring up the plot at all, how dare the masters of Qidian dare to write like this? Look, how many of your accounts are written now? The book that was originally popular has been turned into a running account by you. You need to use the protagonist to drive the plot, and let the protagonist lead the readers into that historical period of war and destruction of the country and the country. Instead of writing about warlords fighting somewhere, writing about today's fight against that, and the other against this. If you want to read this, the teacher in history class has already told it 800 times. If you write like this, the book will be cut off [laughter]

A generation of Huangpu and half of the history of the Republic of China, I like to read the Huangpu issue the most

It looks good, it looks good, the author here is really great, the writing is so good, the good ones make people feel angry, the good ones make people gnash their teeth 🤭, it's really good, everyone must read it

In the film and television drama of the Republic of China, Li Yunlong grew up in a rural area and passed the Whampoa exam. Later, his abilities increased and he became the top of the elite. There is no system! 👍 I have read the comments and received many positive reviews. I look forward to completing the book as soon as possible. It was good to browse through the catalog and read some chapters. There are some minor issues that I can't be too picky about 😂 Elites like Pig's Feet are easily assassinated. Also, no matter how modern combat training methods are promoted, they are easily stolen by the Japs. After all, with the Japs' lurking layout, it's impossible not to be in Huangpu Buzi. Are there any authors who don't consider nutrition during military training? There is also the Three-Three System (adapted from the Japs), which was written in the Republic of China's Anti-Japanese War and requires firepower allocation 😂

Okay, okay, mainly, the writing is really good, you can understand what it means at a glance, and there are many well-known bosses in it, and the protagonist is playing 800 tricks in it. The root is Miaohong, who works as an undercover agent in the blue side. It is not brainless. The writing is well-founded and logically clear, but I still dare not give full marks because I am afraid that the book will be blocked. I still hope that the author can continue writing and not end it. I always feel that the routine is a bit repetitive later on. Our pace can be faster. We don't need to write in such detail about the warlords' melee. In the early stage, Huangpu was so detailed and understandable. I think we can let the protagonist's perspective be put first, and write the perspective of all parties, domestic and foreign, or the red side, to write down the spirit (it can't be made transparent, right? Changing the perspective should make the characters more vivid, because I read the whole book, and then suddenly switched to what they were doing, and I didn't even react. I wondered if I had missed it? But I can already understand that the author worked very hard on writing. Overall, it's okay, okay, but there are still loopholes. Overall, it's a bit slow-paced, but it's okay. The author can take his time, and don't rush to rush the manuscript. Then the writing is a bit hurried. I feel that the author can lay a few foreshadowings to play a role later. Like what you wrote earlier is quite good.

The story structure is very good, but it just borrows the historical background of Liangjian. There is no cliche plot about Liangjian. The writing is average, but there is a lot of room for improvement and polishing. In addition, the depth of thinking can continue to expand. I'm a little tired of seeing this kind of leading troops in war, and prefer the exchange of ideas.

It's good, it's step-by-step, and the plot doesn't drag on, but the protagonist is a bit perfect. I think it's better not to be too perfect in this kind of novel with brains. No one is perfect. He has strengths and weaknesses, which is more realistic and better understood. It's a good novel. The current score of 8 is a bit low, and it should increase a lot.

The author's solid research and objective discussion present a full picture of Huangpu to readers. The multi-dimensional descriptive perspective in the book breaks the limitations of a single narrative and makes complex content three-dimensional and perceptible. The content is just right, neither empty preaching nor packed with redundant information. A book well worth reading. Highly recommended