War of Resistance: A Whampoa Graduate from Fenghua Raises Troops for a Bloody Battle at Shanghai
抗战：奉化黄埔人，爆兵血战淞沪
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 477k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- War of Resistance: From the Fifth Class of Huangpu to Founding a Nation in Nanyang抗战：从黄埔五期到南洋建国Alternate title on Fanqie
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I feel that this book has made some progress compared to my last book. Many mistakes that should not have been made have not been made again. A large part of the reason why the author wrote the book was his resentment for the recent footbaby behavior. I personally firmly support the leadership of Wotu. The top priority in the novel is to make our nation suffer less. If there are any problems, you can point them out and I will definitely correct them. Please do not leave negative reviews. Thank you everyone.
It's pretty good, but I think it would be a bit boring if it was all about combat. You could add a little bit of daily life (personal feeling)
It's very good-looking, the plot is reasonable, and the characters are well drawn. It's a book that can be read with your brain for half a day.
Your calligraphy is like an elf coming out of ink and wash. When you put down the pen, the priorities are hidden. Your character is revealed in the horizontal and vertical directions, and the charm is hidden in the dots. The turning point of the pen is like a stream winding around a stone, and the stretch is like the spring breeze blowing willows. Even the flying white brought by the pen tip is full of unrestrained energy. Every stroke is stable, every word stands upright, and it feels comfortable to look at it. There is really a spring breeze hidden at the bottom of the pen, and clouds of smoke rise when the paper falls!!! 🤔🤔🤔
Five-star support, as long as you are fighting against Japanese invaders, you must support it.
It's a completely mindless and cool article, but after reading more than 20 Anti-Japanese War articles, this is the only book I've seen about winning the Battle of Songhu and defending Shanghai. Thumbs up, very cool.
It's a cool article about the anti-Japanese system. It's well written and not completely mindless. It's worth reading.
Okay, very cool
It makes sense, author, keep up the good work! The protagonist can clearly understand his position without going to the battlefield himself.
I've read more than thirty chapters and it's still okay. It's just that there are too few chapters and it's not enough to read [laughs awkwardly]