Literary Giant, 1936: A Book from the Future Blows Apart the War Against Japan

A very good composition for middle school students. It is basically self-pleasure and self-movement. The traces of AI are also obvious, but I still give it five stars! Nowadays, Tomato is reading books at an increasingly younger age. The only highlight of this book is that the three views are quite upright. In my heart, I still hope that more children will read books about the three views!

This is a good book. It shows the male protagonist actually getting involved and doing something to change the world, rather than the great writer of the Republic of China standing in a high place to point the country. Many of the plots are really touching.

At first I was just curious. The key is that the front of this book really doesn't have much meaning. It feels like I'm just telling the story in a straightforward way, writing some lyrics or something like that. But I prefer the last part I'm watching now. Although we know the result of this reality, we still like to see what it will look like in his writing. And the writing is pretty good, there's no brainless villain or anything like that. There is no so-called disgusting scene with multiple heroines. It does not involve love between men and women. This one is very clean and nice. And there are no villains who are often very brainless, killing people indiscriminately as soon as they come up. I feel like you can quickly skim through the front part, but the back part is still very interesting. Maybe so. The author's writing was stiff at first, but gradually he wrote more and his hand became warmer, and his writing became smoother.

Tragic, the protagonist has been miserable all the way. He was regarded as a spark from the time he published the article, and was targeted by the authorities and enemy agents. Along the way, the righteous men who came to protect the protagonist because of the article, and the comrades who protected the protagonist from escaping, all died. I saw too much pain along the way, and the children who were kindly adopted also died. If the heroine had not been by the side to give the protagonist a belief that what will happen if I fall, the protagonist would have gone crazy. I have only watched half of it. I don't know whether the heroine will be stabbed or not. We have already read half of the story. The protagonist is canonized. The early stage is pure and depressing. Everywhere he goes, he is displaced by war, hunted by spies, and targeted by the authorities. However, the protagonist has been writing articles to inspire the people along the way. The early stages pave the way for the chaos and misery of broken mountains and rivers. The butterfly effect brought about by the protagonist's writing and the change in people's morale against the war are the motivation for people to continue watching this miserable first chapter. After finding a stable place, the protagonist aspires to produce articles. The combination of knowledge and action inspires the world and the way of his articles makes the world see that his articles are not empty talk. The authorities resorted to a desperate move to arrest the protagonist. People in the streets and towns all over the country, scholars, frontline soldiers, foreign media, and even pseudo-forces all called to inquire, saying that the protagonist is a contemporary literary saint and has the cultural heritage of the country. The protagonist came up step by step, without moisture or deliberate sensationalism. When he did it at the moment, he was indeed canonized. Starting from the middle is a different kind of cool article. I have caught up with the latest chapter, and there are only two reminders. One is what I clicked 😂 It seems that I haven't seen a single paragraph review in the whole book, and no one has read it. The author seems to have no idea what to write from the moment the protagonist starts singing. The protagonist has gone offline and written dozens of chapters of group portraits. Now that the protagonist returns, the writing is not very strong.

It's really well written, much better than the system. Although it's not a cool article, it's ok. It's just well written, come on author. The writing is very good.

It is pragmatic, but there are also logical loopholes. I like the author's subject matter very much, and I also like the author's words. I have read a lot of Shuangwen on Tomato. This is very good. I feel that it has the charm of literary youth and serious literature, but it is not suitable for the Tomato platform. You can consider trying another platform. It should be better than on Tomato.

It's so well written... I've read too many historical articles about the Anti-Japanese War. This is a battle on the rear, a battle of pens, enlightenment and enlightenment. There is no harem, no hugs on the left and right. It is the masses, the people and the common people. I realized that I didn't write a review, so I immediately added it. It's really good, subtle and true. How can I say it? It's another perspective on the theme of the Anti-Japanese War. It's very unexpected and vivid. There are no three views of curiosity, no three wives and four concubines, no feasting, the Republic of China is a mess, but the public Zhicheng City works together and the people are united. I am not very good at writing reviews. I am from Sichuan and studied in Chongqing. I really like the street atmosphere and fireworks in Southwest China, especially Chongqing. In particular, I have actually participated in some less well-known humanities and history research studies. The patriotic literati of that era really ran around raising supplies for the Anti-Japanese War and sacrificed a lot for national independence. Chongqing's Liberation Monument, Bai Gongguan,

Words are powerful, and this book is more powerful than previous articles about traveling through the past and commanding thousands of troops. If commanding thousands of troops is the form, then this book is the soul. Just as I saw those two words in the last chapter when I commented - Enlightenment. This book is very readable and more enlightening. It also reveals the survival and spiritual outlook of the people in Guotong District at that time from the first perspective.

It's well written, very true, and much better than systematic writing.

The article is very good, but most of these articles cannot change the outcome of history. They are mostly fictional creations of the protagonist's glorious image in the midst of change, showing us that revolution requires bloodshed, and that bloodshed and sacrifice will still happen regardless of the situation.