1937: Crush from Another Plane

This is the time-travel war of resistance in my heart. I don't want the others to be the same. I want to fight against this little Japan and do this and that. It's a cool word! ! !

This is what I want to see: direct military force on the border, no political constraints, absolute war. This is how you deal with invaders! They do not engage in any humanitarianism that makes their own people unhappy, but they still maintain the basic morality of the people's army. Author, you did a great job!

It's a cool article that normal people can understand. The author occasionally adds explanations. If you have the strength, you should crush it hard, instead of imposing various restrictions on this and that, and recover! Unified! Global village!

It's fun to watch! It starts with the army overwhelming the realm and crushing it with technology, without messing up the plot of the King of Soldiers in ancient novels. The author's skills are quite good. Helping the author to score points, and fighting Japanese enemies later accounted for less than 30%, and the rest were all about international viewing and replacing waste paper to help build other time and space [smile] There are super weapons but they are not shown and there is no infantry battle. It is uncomfortable to watch.

Very good, but the special envoy found it very uncomfortable. How could the strategy against Japan in the 17th century be compared with the local situation in 1937? The situation was so complicated and had special feelings. What is the point of designing a story that uses interests to accelerate progress? If you want to speed up the pace, you don't need to use such narrow interests to highlight the thoughts and moral character of the main character.

The ideas are clear, well-conceived, and exciting, making people very excited after reading it. This is how the devils fight. A dead Japs is a good Japs, haha. Although there are a few minor bugs, the flaws outweigh the flaws.

[Like] Traveling across the country, I mostly give likes when commenting on paragraphs in the article. It's good to be able to empathize. There are some battle settings, character behaviors and dialogue descriptions that gave me some opportunities to make some small complaints. (For example, in the article, when the time and space technology is uncertain, the whole world dares to take the initiative to show their swords. The two chief officers are very "summoning" staff members [laughing]) I have to take the initiative to use mushroom eggs. The book is written too fast and has to be reviewed, right? I understand, come on, don't give me the opportunity to make complaints [laughing]

It's okay and there are no major poisonous points. At the beginning, a group of armies can pass through, unlike other time travels where only a few people can pass through or the number of people slowly increases, and the portal seems to be able to be opened all the time.

This book is very daring to write. Unlike other double-wear categories that have wretched development or the military strength of KouKouSouSou, this book is written as a group army, which is full of satisfaction. But I don't know how long a good book will last, so I'll give it five stars. It is said that books written by AI are exciting at the beginning, but become boring as they go on. I have seen this too. However, no matter how exciting the plot is, it will always give way to a "wry smile". But I couldn't stand this one, so I walked away.

A rational and objective perspective, a rigorous and logical war analysis, this is definitely a good book worth collecting.

This book is really good to read. I have read a lot of stories about traveling through time during the Anti-Japanese War, but not many can clearly describe the development and the real generational differences. This book is definitely worth reading. It doesn't only write about special forces like other time travels, but it writes about real technological crushing.

Anyway, it is quite enjoyable, not mindless, the writing is very good, and the plot is very logical. Liked

I want to give it full stars, but I'm afraid it won't be counted, so I give it four stars. The most enjoyable story Tomato has ever seen is the torrent of steel passing through the Anti-Japanese War. It is a direct military crushing. There is no friendly exchanges to encourage all countries. It is just a tough fight.

It's a pretty good book. It has no poisonous points and doesn't interfere with the setting. There are no problems with the overall plot. The weapon setting may be a little cumbersome, but it's harmless. It should be noted: The author should pay attention to the names of countries in the book and try not to use their real names. There are similar cases that may cause the book to disappear. [Laugh][laugh][laugh]

I just started to feel that my breast glands are unblocked. In one word, I feel great! I hope we can hit the little devils' homeland later and the locusts can surrender that day. Expect. .

This is what I want to see as the country travels through the history of the Anti-Japanese War.

Let's get straight to it. It's rare to find a book like this, and it won my heart.

It's so enjoyable! Trampling the little devil

Let me give you some wind,

It's so beautifully written, five stars for decisiveness. I really wish it was true [crying]

Yes, it's fun and logical at the same time. Taking into account the output efficiency, it's one of Tomato's few relatively semi-hardcore time-travel works.

The pace is fast but not empty, and it does not give people the feeling that it is too fast and easy to finish.

It's my first time watching this kind of theme about a group of armies traveling through a time portal. It's not bad. It's a cool article.

One word, cool, so cool

Very beneficial and emotional

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on

So cool, this book

Very logical and well written

This is what I want! Jinya!

I don't know why this book has such a low rating. Is it written on some people's lung tubes?