During the Anti-Japanese War, I Squatted in a Bunker in the Northeast

The character of Northeastern people is actually very similar to that of Russians. They look hard but soft. Strong leadership is needed.

Everything is good, but it's a bit real. The casualties are too tragic. The protagonist can't find a way to supplement it. That doesn't mean slow death. There are still 100,000 people left in the Northeast. Not to mention other resistance alliances. Not all volunteers are human.

This book is really interesting, the more I read it, the more I get excited!

Is this too short?

Very beautiful, very touching

There are some errors and omissions, but overall it's pretty good.