Warlord: Starting by Emptying the Shanghai Arsenal

I feel that it is already a very good book. The first 160 chapters are well written. However, due to some reasons, the protagonist who has formed the Southern Alliance can only go to Nanyang. At that time, the protagonist's subordinates have actually controlled the territory of Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan and Tibet, Northeast Pass, Shanghai and Pingjin. Finally, I have to go to Nanyang. I can't stand it here. So that's it. Overall, this book is not bad.

Logically speaking, if the protagonist is fighting in the Northeast, the warlords across the country will provide some support. The Northeast Army also ran away directly. I remember that there were still people in the Northeast who were unwilling to hear Zhang Xueliang's entry into the customs. They directly recruited them, with at least tens of thousands of troops, and then slowly resisted and brought all the people from the three northeastern provinces into the customs. It takes a year or two to bury all the landmines and let them clear them. Anyway, the arsenal in the Northeast is working hard to build it. I remember Zhang Xueliang even funded the volunteers in the Northeast at the beginning. Where did those troops come from? The resistance troops in the Northeast have one hundred thousand, which is not too much. Plus there are people taking the lead, two hundred thousand is not a problem.

🤭 [What] The book is a good book. The subject of the article is the Anti-Japanese War espionage war. The early content talks about both domestic and foreign countries. The plot content is rich and detailed. The domestic defense of the country and the spirit of firm resistance and struggle against the Japanese invaders made my blood boil. The overseas territorial expansion and the struggle against foreign enemies made me see the ambition. The later content is not as good as the early content. It lacks the appropriate detail and wonderful content layout of the early content. When writing domestic and foreign content, the domestic situation is reduced and becomes less and less. . . , There are more in foreign countries. I can see that this book is about infrastructure development, the development type of war against the enemy, resistance against the enemy, and the development of spy wars. The content is not all brainless and cool, but there is a problem with the content of the later period that does not match the early content, resulting in the deviation of the later content that cannot keep up with the early stage. There will be only overseas content but no domestic content, which will appear boring and reduce the overall enjoyment of the article. It can be seen from Chapter 166 and a little bit before and after. Chapter 166 is about the foreign powers in Southeast Asia. The Japanese powers are quarreling and exploring the issue of cooperation, pull and containment. They give different strategies to deal with foreign enemies. It also tells the most fatal consequences of Japan's bloodthirsty and cruelty to China's subjugation and genocide. Threats and the worst of the Nanjing Massacre are all brushed off. This is the problem with this book. The protagonist group has developed well. He did not write about his desperate efforts to protect the country before this chapter. Instead, he avoided the important and ignored the historical tragedy. This is a big mistake in the patriotic writing of modern time travellers. It may be that the content written by the author of the book is too tied to the title of the book. A good book does not necessarily have to have the content tightly bound according to the meaning of the title. It can also be flexibly controlled and used to make the chapters flow like living water, which can effectively improve the fit between the overall article and the title of the book, making the content more colorful and smooth... I have little experience, and I don't know if I'm wrong, but the author keeps up the good work!!! If you have any opinions, please correct me, thank you! 😘😘😘 🍉😅 It is important to emphasize that the above comment is wrong. It is the undercurrent of Chapter 205, and the unity of the people. It's not Chapter 166. It's okay to continue with the title above. There is no problem that the content is tightly bound to the title of the book. Instead, the content of the plot deviates greatly from the meaning of the title in the later stages and is seriously inconsistent. The book has become logically clear and confusing. Can the subsequent content of the author's book be modified? Keep up the good work and strive for better! [Stare] 😘 😘 The title of the book is, Warlord: Starting from Evacuating the Shanghai Arsenal. . .

It has always been very exciting, but I couldn't understand it when I saw the back part. The puppet Manchukuo and the underground party appeared out of nowhere. And why does it become more difficult as it develops?

Attack Southeast Asia and dominate

The plot is okay. The year 1928 was a recession. The author should buy some industrial machines at bargain prices.

I have read Chapter 65 so far. It's good. It needs to be this kind of bloody and not cowardly. . . . . You can still watch it for now, but I don't know if it will be blocked later. . . . Unlike other articles, no matter how awesome the writing is, it does not follow history. . . . As for novels, as long as they are not blocked, I will write them. . . . .

Damn it, this will allow the protagonist to directly steal the Yamato and steal two of the two ships built at a loss of money. The Japanese Navy can directly hang them [sneaky laugh]

It's like reading a report, but it's okay and well organized.

I didn't expect that this type of anti-war drama from the Republic of China period could also travel through time. I didn't pay attention to it at first, but the more I read it, the more I realized that this kind of anti-war time-travel novel is also so attractive, especially the author's descriptions of historical figures and war scenes. I gave it a thumbs up after seeing this [OK]