Reborn in the War of Resistance as Yu Xiaoqing

The protagonist's cheat ability isn't too overpowered, the plot is tight and doesn't drag, and there are few flaws. I'm looking forward to the rest of the story! Write more stories about expeditionary soldiers who were able to return home, instead of leaving their families with only the words: "They died in Burma..."

That's right, it doesn't violate common sense too much. It's like having a cheat code but not being invincible. The objectivity is very accurate.

The book is good, well-written, and rich in content.

Great! The main character is like a soldier, there's no boring rant or nonsense, no useless system chatter, and the plot is good too. It's so hard to find a book like this.

Keep it up! Great start. Writing war novels for film and television is the safest bet! Keep writing, there aren't many good military novels left!

The war scenes are fast-paced and logically sound, but there's relatively little domestic drama, making it occasionally a bit dry. It needs more scenes featuring cannon fodder units to balance things out.

These achievements are worthy of a few words in a middle school history textbook.

Hopefully, I can also help Xiao Cui.

Keep it up, I feel pretty good so far.

It's well-written, although it differs from the original work.