Songhu: The Japanese Can't Believe a Militia Regiment Is This Strong

Hey! It is an imperial industrial behemoth with a 100mm vertical head that kills Japanese Goblin scooters. The 5.7 Tiger style coolly catches 1.0 Fry, and the Slavic prison reappears in the world.

Still follow and pay tribute to Fang Mo - the Tiger of Great Xia. [Laughing][laughing][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

Thumbs up for the author, I will accept you in the Anti-Japanese War drama. The writing style is more three-dimensional and sophisticated than other authors. I am chasing after him [cover face] [cover face] [cover face]

Good luck to you Tudou who was banned because of your good writing 👏

"This book is simply the ceiling of "anti-war novels"! It is logically self-consistent, densely packed with exciting points, and has just the right golden fingers. It not only satisfies our fantasies about that era, but also makes up for the regrets of history."

What a great book. I have read several books by this author. It is unique among Tomato Anti-Japanese War novels and cannot be compared with any other. This one also maintains a consistently high standard, with excellent writing, online logic, and good reviews for the details. In particular, there are basically no problems with weapons, which is very rare in military novels nowadays (I don't know how a bunch of military illiterates dare to write military novels)! The only thing I worry about now is to never get 404 again!

It's very nice, not that mindless. In some places, it is not very objective and inconsistent with historical reality. It is a bit random and labels, which can easily mislead readers about the historical understanding of the War of Resistance Against Japan. For example, the two-gun soldiers and the Big Smoking Army were used to label the Guizhou Army (who smoked big cigarettes) in the Anti-Japanese War. Historically, there was a fundamental difference between the Guizhou Army in the Anti-Japanese War and the warlord melee period. What is true is that during the period of King Wang Jialie of Guizhou, he was the double gun soldier and the opium army. Because opium smoking was not good enough to fight, he was beaten, and smoking did not improve combat effectiveness, so the Guizhou army was rectified and retrained. Later, Guizhou became one of the supplementary sources of troops for the anti-Japanese war between various places and the Central Army. If, as the author describes, the local armies had to smoke and smoke to have combat effectiveness, the Opium War would not have started. In history, smoking has increased the will to fight, such as Germany, Japan and the United States during World War II, but it has little to do with us. Hunger and poverty plus medical economy, etc., Your big cigarette may be a valuable item, can you buy it? Can you afford it? Can you get to the front line? Can you maintain combat effectiveness? A soldier with long-term malnutrition and poor health becomes an elite soldier who is not afraid of death and has strong fighting ability? Can you still fight if your body is sucked and smoked?

The author's description of the characters in the article is very labelling, especially the Japanese aspects, which are basically stereotypes in anti-Japanese dramas. Controlled the rhythm of the plot very well The war arrangement is a little weird, and the protagonist often makes basic or even textbook-level mistakes but still succeeds. Intelligence is extremely important for war. The channels for obtaining intelligence mentioned above are single, relying almost exclusively on plot arrangements and the memory of the protagonist. The author can make up for the lack of knowledge in this area by reading "Sun Tzu's Art of War", "Silent War: Understanding the World of Intelligence" and "Strategic Intelligence", as well as through military science popularization or AI military deductions. I hope the author can create a more realistic version of the Anti-Japanese War! [Love][love]

Tomato's anti-war articles are rare authors who have military knowledge or have done research. The characters' actions are also logically reasonable, and it is a systematic and enjoyable story for the protagonist. Compared with the common Tomato novels that drop machine guns and go out into the trenches to fight hand-to-hand with Japanese cavalry, this book contains too much gold.

It's very cool, and it's not completely brainless. It has good tactics and a strong three-dimensional sense of the war battlefield. Give me some points, don't explode, God