War of Resistance: Defending Greater Guangdong
抗战之保卫大广东
- Status
- Ongoing
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- 661k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1d ago
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Novels on the theme of the War of Resistance Against Japan have always been a sensitive area. While the writing style could be improved, and I'm not good at using fancy words, the author's "right-handed stance and passionate sentiment" are enough to make it worthwhile. 👍👍👍
Support! Finally, a novel featuring the Cantonese army as the main characters has arrived.
This niche male-oriented farming novel, which doesn't witness the steel wire breaking, is for military enthusiasts. There are many tropes I didn't understand, and the details are quite complex. It's a relatively better book compared to other anti-Japanese war novels. This world has no perfection, only objectivity and relative objectivity; the author did his best, at least treating the readers as human beings.
It's pretty good. The language is quite humorous and witty. While the vocabulary isn't particularly ornate, the content is quite rich. It's not one of those historically altered works. It's fairly realistic. Looking forward to more updates from the author!
It is recommended that the heavy artillery be the Rheinmetall le. FH18 105mm howitzer (finalized in 1929). Historically, China also imported it. Key parameters: - Caliber: 105mm, Barrel length: approximately 30 calibers - Weight: approximately 1500kg (requires only 2-4 horses to pull) - Maximum range: 12.3km (superior to Japanese divisional-level artillery) - Elevation/depression: -10°~+45°…
Okay, although the wording is abstract, the specific content is well-developed. This is what Confucius meant by "substance over form is crudeness." As a Hokkien speaker, I really like it. However, I don't like the author always referring to the Haifeng and Lufeng regions of this era as Shanwei. At that time, Shanwei was just a village in Haifeng.
A pretty good time-travel novel; I especially enjoyed the farming and reform parts. It's a pity there aren't enough readers. I'm giving it five stars here to attract more people to check out this great novel.
Well written, the pacing of the protagonist's development and construction is good, and the historical facts are quite realistic and reasonable. It would be perfect if the writing style were better; many sentences require guesswork to convey their meaning, and there are some inconsistencies. [Under pressure to finish]
This book is quite good. The author consulted a lot of materials and wrote very realistically. The only problem is the slow update schedule. Otherwise, it's great. I don't understand why the rating is so low.
It was so good! I couldn't resist and finished it in a day and a half. The main character's personality was great, the plot wasn't too serious, and the frequency of the references was just right.