Republican Era: Starting with the Sixth Baoding Class
民国：从保定六期开始
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- War & Espionage
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418Reads · 30 days
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A rare gem of an article; it's somewhat similar in development to the book by Lü Muzhi next door.
It's very well written, although there are many flaws, but they are all foreshadowing! Keep it up!
It's alright. Unlike other anti-Japanese war novels where a single division can defeat an entire Japanese division, this one doesn't have any exaggerated feats. Overall, it's fairly reasonable.
I just like reading this kind of book.
It's meant to provide some support, but some of the logic isn't quite right.
It's alright, I feel like I can keep reading, a good book.
Hahahaha, okay, okay.
Yes, that's fine.
You haven't changed anything, what was bound to happen still happened.
Very good, very well written.