
I Transmigrated to 1937 and Went on a Killing Spree in Nanjing
穿越1937,我在南京杀疯了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 659k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 1937,我在南京当司令Alternate title on Fanqie
189Chapters
1.3kReads
6.8Score
102Shelves
226Listens
177.8kReads · all time
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Reader comments 39
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I also accompanied "Tang Shengzhi" all the way. I haven't encountered a novel that cares so much for a long time. It has no system, is not a cool novel, and has flesh and blood. After the last shot was fired, everything came to an end, and the mind was fixed on the moment of martyrdom for the country, and it was over. Although there are pitfalls in the article, some people never appear again after writing, but it is acceptable; the following records are passed quickly, and personal feelings are not included, but it is good to leave them at that moment; Comrade, with our youth, we will protect China in its prosperous age, live up to the mountains and rivers, and live up to the people. Wherever we look, we are all China. May the mountains and rivers be safe.
The writing is very real, flesh and blood, and supportive.
In fact, I think it can be added that the bald head commended Tang Shengzhi. In the author's writing, the protagonist's victory with less and more was very powerful in those days.
The country has broken mountains and rivers, and a letter from home is worth ten thousand gold. The enemy invaders are so mad that we are ashamed of ourselves. With a breath in his chest, he swung his sword to defeat thousands of armies. Even if a hero dies, his bones are fragrant, and his soul is loyal even if he is swaying. It is better to be an anti-Japanese ghost than to be a subordinate. Sacrifice yourself again and again to build the soul of the nation.
It makes up for my regrets about Nanjing. If you are interested, you can check it out. It is quite good and I recommend it.
It's worth reading. The author has a detailed understanding of modern warfare and writes something very interesting.
Very good, super good-looking, super good-looking.
A very good time-travel novel that also reflects the reality and cruelty of history!
Comprehensive and objective, hierarchical, everything from big to small details is good
It's nice, but I feel a little weird. Am I looking fancy? I remember that Tang Shengzhi died for his country when I read more than 2,900 pages. Why can I still see it later?