War of Resistance: The Underground Asura

Any book that doesn't preach compassion to the Japanese invaders and instead focuses on killing them is a good book!

Fighting the Japanese devils—that's what good people do. It's a good book; I cried every time I listened to it.

This is the first protagonist I've seen in anti-Japanese war literature who actually fought his way to the Japanese mainland; he deserves five stars.

It was fantastic! And I really loved the protagonist's attitude towards the Japanese invaders—he was ruthless and merciless!

The sins are committed in this generation, but the merits will last for generations! We are willing to bear the infamy and be scorned by the world to sever all sentimentalism and eradicate all potential threats! We will protect our descendants for generations to come, free from invasion and forever free from the scourge of war!

A thrilling ghost-slaying story; this system is incredibly awesome!

This book breaks away from the traditional model of the War of Resistance against Japan. The protagonist possesses an overpowered ability, initially venturing alone, but later expanding his reach to encompass the vast empire's homeland. 👍👍 In the early stages, a newborn calf is not afraid of a tiger; later, once it grows horns, it becomes afraid of wolves.

A lone wolf? How do you form a team then?

Five stars for anything about fighting the Japanese invaders 😄😄😄😄

It's well-written; there aren't many novels that can truly infuriate the Japanese.