
War of Resistance: Flames of War and Heavenly Calamity
抗战之烽火天灾
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Anti-Japanese War Stories Where the Weapons Aren't Too Advanced
There Are No More Masterpieces Among System Novels, Prove Me Wrong
Satisfying War Stories That Don’t Insult Your Intelligence: Proper War Stories!
Looking for books like "Starting in the Savage Mountains, I Lead Bandits in the Fight Against the Japanese". The revolutionary predecessors endured so much during the War of Resistance. Please write novels that show them the respect they deserve!
What’s Your Number One Must-Read, the Kind You Can Read Over and Over?
Please share the best books you know, the kind you never get tired of reading and that still get you excited every time. Come on, bring them out and share! (holds out hands)
Looking for Stories About the War Against Japan, No Bright Sword, No Spy Warfare, and No Special Forces Operations
Special operations are all small-time stuff. Can they wipe out several Japanese divisions in one go? They need a golden finger. Without one, how could they make a major impact in the War of Resistance? No matter how you write it, it wouldn't be realistic. I want something about commanding hundreds or thousands of tanks and heavy artillery, or using drones, missiles, and information warfare.
I Want Player-as-Fourth-Disaster Stories, Not Black-Slave Stories About Exploiting Players
So many novels tagged as 'fourth disaster' are actually infrastructure-building stories where the players are the author's protagonist's slaves. One line about how 'realistic and lifelike' it is, and the players become completely devoted. They're playing a game, so why are they still hauling bricks and doing manual labor to build houses and roads for someone else in the game?
System Stories with No Ceiling. Disagree? Come Debate Me
Can You Write About the War of Resistance Without Making It Another Bright Sword?
Looking for Fresh Takes on Anti-Japanese War Novels
Looking for books similar to "The Snow Wolf's Mission 2: Wolf Hero". Shanghai, as a major intelligence hub, faces an increasingly ambitious and powerful Japan. The anti-Japanese resistance groups operating behind enemy lines in Shanghai face an even more difficult and dangerous struggle.
Republican-Era Warlords!!! A Powerful Male Lead!!
I'm begging you! I'm in a terrible reading slump. Ideally, the male lead should be a powerful warlord.
Please Recommend Novels About Large-Scale Battles During the War of Resistance
Please recommend stories about large-scale military campaigns during the War of Resistance against Japan.
Red, Home, Hometown, Obsession, and the Transmigrated Wanderer Longing to Return
The motherland, the ancestral planet, civilization, the nation, Huaxia, Daxia, the descendants of Yan and Huang, the Flower-Planting Family, the color red.
A Novel About Transmigrating into the Warlord Era of Republican China
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War of Resistance: From the Start in Shanghai, Beating the Japanese Invaders
The Righteous Bandits’ War of Resistance
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Ah Q Doesn’t Pound Rice, He Pounds Warlords
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The highlight of The Fourth Calamity is the players' antics, which the author has brought to life, unlike some calamity stories that are overly sentimental and feel like a mass transmigration tale.
I hope the author sees my comment. Overall, I think it's very well written, but I feel that the national team can't just keep attacking indefinitely. I have a small suggestion: could the protagonist's foreign trade company use it to transport goods from the old timeline to the new? I think that would make the national team's actions more interesting.
Highly recommend! I've recently read several novels about the Fourth Calamity's resistance against Japan, and this one is truly excellent. Aside from the detailed data, the story is tight and engaging, with both the protagonist and the ensemble cast feeling involved, and the plot is captivating from beginning to end. Most importantly, it avoids the pitfalls common in similar novels.
It's a fairly standard story about natural disasters during the War of Resistance against Japan; it's watchable and has no major flaws. This book should be rated 8 points or higher. The author seems to have mishandled the player count, but it doesn't affect the viewing experience.
I lost the motivation to continue reading many war-themed stories. I don't know if this one is well-written or not, but I enjoy reading it. One thing I like is the player's imaginative gameplay, and another is the broadcasts after each victory to boost the morale of the locals—it feels immersive, or something like that?
The biggest flaw in this book is that there aren't enough Japanese soldiers to kill. If 100,000 players were to resurrect and enter the game, and each player resurrected once a day, killing only a few Japanese soldiers each time, how many Japanese soldiers would there be?!
It's alright, quite nice to listen to. It would be best if the updates were faster. I wonder if there will be any Korean War themes later on; hopefully there will be, that would be perfect. Could the author please find some Korean War themes? Thank you.
Overall, it's alright, but I prefer a slower pace. This one is too fast-paced because the characters are overpowered and everything goes too smoothly; defeating the Japanese is too easy. Also, I prefer more descriptions of the original world's inhabitants in war-themed stories, but this one is mostly about the players. Although The Fourth Calamity primarily focuses on players, I still wish there were more scenes featuring the older generation, given the war.
There's not much to say; a good book is one where the Japanese are thoroughly defeated.
It was really well written, but someone else took care of it.