[No System] [Iron Blood] [Hardcore War Epic] [Tactical Deduction]
A modern armored unit conducting exercises in the Gobi desert traveled to the Songhu battlefield in 1937 with its men and vehicles.
Come and see how Chinese soldiers protect their homeland and country with steel, sacrifice and wisdom!
Reader comments
After reading hundreds of thousands of words, I realized that I forgot to comment. I'll add it.
The advantages of this book are obvious: it may be one of the best in terms of tactical literacy among the anti-war online articles I have read. To put it simply, this was the first company-level "Battle of Liujiazhuang". The defense planning could even be said to be professional (foxholes, V-shaped minefields, bamboo stick traps, etc.), Let alone the large-scale battles that followed...
At the same time, the best thing about it is that it does not exaggerate its own people, does not belittle the enemy, and pursues military rationality and historical rationality first.
However, this book cannot be said to be without its shortcomings: the pace in the early stages is a bit slow. And after all, there is only one armored platoon. The protagonist group cannot kill everyone. It can only gather broken troops and join forces to fight with friendly forces, which is still a little less exciting.
All in all, it's a very unique novel, rarely seen on Tomato [please update]
There have been a lot of AI articles on Tomato recently, and I finally saw a normal novel. The five-star praise encourages the wonderful description of war scenes and tactics, but at the same time, it is not too brainless and exciting. Of course, it loses the particularly exciting part of cheating. I couldn't stand watching the Wannan Incident. Hey, I just wanted to watch the Japanese fighting, not the civil war. All in all, it's still worth recommending!
It's good to watch, and the plot is very reasonable, and the overall writing is very good.
The book "Anti-Japanese: 99A Across Songhu" combines modern main battle tanks with the background of the Anti-Japanese War. It has a highly contrasting setting and hard-core military descriptions. It has solid technical details, a restrained narrative attitude, and deep historical emotions. It is worthy of your stay for a while among the many refreshing articles.
The writing is very good, but the traffic is not worthy of the quality [Like]
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Very good. The subject matter is novel and worth reading. Come on, the author is great.
Another excellent anti-Japanese novel. It does not exaggerate the protagonist's aura to outwit the enemy, and the storyline is reasonable. Like the author!
The rhythm is good, not so brainless. The three main battle vehicles were defeated, but unfortunately they did not fight to defend Nanjing.
Very good, five-star praise
Good 👌 good good good good good good good
Not bad, powerful modern military equipment versus weapons of the past, I wonder what will happen next.
It's pretty good for the time being. I wonder if support will arrive in the original time and space later. Even vehicles with unlimited ammunition have a lifespan. If they break, they can't be repaired.
Invincible. Although I have only read a few chapters, this book is definitely worth reading.
After reading hundreds of thousands of words, I realized that I forgot to comment. I'll add it. The advantages of this book are obvious: it may be one of the best in terms of tactical literacy among the anti-war online articles I have read. To put it simply, this was the first company-level "Battle of Liujiazhuang". The defense planning could even be said to be professional (foxholes, V-shaped minefields, bamboo stick traps, etc.), Let alone the large-scale battles that followed... At the same time, the best thing about it is that it does not exaggerate its own people, does not belittle the enemy, and pursues military rationality and historical rationality first. However, this book cannot be said to be without its shortcomings: the pace in the early stages is a bit slow. And after all, there is only one armored platoon. The protagonist group cannot kill everyone. It can only gather broken troops and join forces to fight with friendly forces, which is still a little less exciting. All in all, it's a very unique novel, rarely seen on Tomato [please update]
There have been a lot of AI articles on Tomato recently, and I finally saw a normal novel. The five-star praise encourages the wonderful description of war scenes and tactics, but at the same time, it is not too brainless and exciting. Of course, it loses the particularly exciting part of cheating. I couldn't stand watching the Wannan Incident. Hey, I just wanted to watch the Japanese fighting, not the civil war. All in all, it's still worth recommending!
It's good to watch, and the plot is very reasonable, and the overall writing is very good.
The book "Anti-Japanese: 99A Across Songhu" combines modern main battle tanks with the background of the Anti-Japanese War. It has a highly contrasting setting and hard-core military descriptions. It has solid technical details, a restrained narrative attitude, and deep historical emotions. It is worthy of your stay for a while among the many refreshing articles.
The writing is very good, but the traffic is not worthy of the quality [Like]
Support the great support
Very good. The subject matter is novel and worth reading. Come on, the author is great. Another excellent anti-Japanese novel. It does not exaggerate the protagonist's aura to outwit the enemy, and the storyline is reasonable. Like the author!
The rhythm is good, not so brainless. The three main battle vehicles were defeated, but unfortunately they did not fight to defend Nanjing.
Very good, five-star praise
Good 👌 good good good good good good good
Not bad, powerful modern military equipment versus weapons of the past, I wonder what will happen next.
It's pretty good for the time being. I wonder if support will arrive in the original time and space later. Even vehicles with unlimited ammunition have a lifespan. If they break, they can't be repaired.
Invincible. Although I have only read a few chapters, this book is definitely worth reading.
It looks good, but why is the book cover T72?