Bright Sword: I Have God's-Eye View

This is the most family-oriented film I have ever seen on the Anti-Japanese War theme. It knows how to cultivate talents, help colleagues, does not violate discipline, and resolutely implements the seven points of attention and eight disciplines of our army. Unlike other similar works that have some ability but no overall perspective, the whole story is about personal heroism.

Very good, one of the best in its category, that's why I thought of rating it There are too few people reading it, so updates may be discontinued. It's a pity, but the author is still good and updates a lot every day.

It's very good-looking. The protagonist is neither arrogant nor pretentious. He has a sense of the overall situation and will actively cultivate talents to support his comrades and abide by discipline. I really saw in him the wisdom and talent of modern outstanding soldiers, the integrity of older soldiers, and their firm and pure faith.

This kind of high-quality, high-capacity commanders and combatants traveling through time is amazing.

It is really very well written. It does not describe too much about the other group leaders, but follows its own route. It is very comfortable to watch. It also follows the plot of the original work, but it is more exciting and very good. Come on, come on.

Not bad, food and grass, I gave it five stars.

I didn't even get a rating. I thought it wasn't very good, but it turned out to be surprisingly good. Like it.

It's super pretty. It's me too, me too, me too! What's wrong? Don't touch, touch, touch, touch.

Good-looking. Love to watch. Like to watch.

It's well written and interesting. Although it's systematic, it's not outrageous.