War of Resistance: Starting with the First Class of Huangpu
抗战：从黄埔一期开始
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
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- 8mo ago
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- War of Resistance: Starting at Whampoa in 1924抗战：1924从黄埔一期开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book has no system; the protagonist is an ordinary student from the first class of the Whampoa Military Academy. Watching his classmates and teachers from the first class rush to their deaths and fall one by one, the protagonist laments the impermanence of life.
The history of the Republic and the establishment of the army are described. I hope it doesn't stop. I hope it continues until the very end.
Ideally, the protagonist should be a hybrid of an indigenous person and a transmigrator; this would feel more natural. Also, the protagonist should be a pure-blooded Red Star, unlike a slippery character like myself. I hope the protagonist can fully enjoy the peace and tranquility.
Hou Yi of the Ming Dynasty, in broad daylight, was still a wealthy man; by the Republic of China era, the Qing Dynasty would just laugh. Hu Zongnan was the strongest commander in China during the Republic of China era, ridiculously strong. It's a pity his teammates were all dragging their feet; were they even following the correct order? Why couldn't they connect at all?
It's tiring to read, so I'll give it a good review and keep up the good work!
This is a great book!
It's well-written, but the author is a bit daring to use real names.
That's impressive, quite daring of you to write that.
Chapter 214 is pending review. Author, should I ask customer service or make a change?
Wow, that's impressive! Five stars!