War of Resistance: Beginning with the Defense of Tonggu Airfield

A perfect score! A handwritten novel! Full of action and political maneuvering, much better than those stories with a forced female lead and no plot. There's currently no female lead used for political marriages. The male lead is incredibly intelligent and upright, possessing the selfless spirit of a member of the Communist Party, not the hypocritical, selfish, and nerdy old-fashioned warlord. He's a graduate of a prestigious university, haha, supporting patriotism!

Great, awesome! The logic is sound and quite reasonable. So satisfying! Author, please update faster! 😆

It's better than most anti-Japanese war literature. Worth reading.

The story unfolds through the tale of the Independent Regiment, yet maintains a comprehensive overview, revealing the past of the Expeditionary Force and highlighting its hardships. It emphasizes that the defeats were not due to a lack of fighting spirit, detailing the battlefield with meticulous care, delicate writing, and genuine emotion, often bringing tears to the eyes.

Overall, I think it's quite well-written. The pacing is better in the beginning, but it feels a bit padded later on. Skipping chapter 10 won't affect the plot, as it leans more towards the writing style of the early chapters. There are also some things that don't need to be explained in too much detail; I hope there's a good balance between tension and relaxation.

My understanding of that period of history was very vague; I only knew of the 100,000-strong expeditionary force and the existence of Sun Liren. However, the author's writing is excellent, and his knowledge is profound. After reading this book, I gained a much better understanding of that period of history and the various figures involved.

Excellent! A realistic portrayal of the War of Resistance against Japan, without the overpowered protagonists or individualistic heroism, and without any cheat codes! The supporting characters are also well-written!

I've read almost 100 chapters, five stars! Extremely low quality, heavily padded; I don't know if it's been AI-generated.

I really like it; it sounds great. Even though it's a fictional story, it's still very engaging!

The book mentions the issue of poison gas bombs several times. In reality, they weren't widely used in Southeast Asia. This was partly due to the Southeast Asian climate, which made them ineffective; the window of opportunity was short, the area was full of jungles and valleys, and winds shifted rapidly, increasing the risk of friendly fire.