Handing Over a Portal to the Nation, Then Cutting a Swath Through 1937

They send a few modern special forces soldiers into the Luodian and Dachang battlefields. Not for decapitation strikes or high-value targets, but to fight alongside a squad of ordinary soldiers in positional warfare against the Japanese, a back-and-forth struggle. The protagonist, like a monkey, leaps and bounds across the battlefield, provoking the Japanese. He's practically invincible, no matter what—that's awesome!

This book is cold; only the deaths of the Japanese people within it can give it any warmth. Their screams are the best description, the most beautiful music, in this book. The suffering of the Japanese people in this book brought me a sliver of warmth.

It's very well written. It portrays the growth of an ordinary person, from his initial shrewdness and escapism to his later acceptance of death.

It was beautiful, but also heartbreaking. I wanted to travel through time to kill the Japanese invaders.

The characters' emotions are so realistic; it's incredibly exciting to watch. Absolutely fantastic!

To make up for a little regret of that era

It's written so realistically, I wish it were true.

It's so beautiful, really beautiful. It's really good, especially the first chapters, but unfortunately it's a bit short and the later chapters are a little lacking.

So realistic! 😳 I got hooked watching it.

It's so beautiful, so incredibly beautiful!