
Whampoa: From Peking University Tutor to Great General
黄埔:从北大教习到一代名将
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- Ongoing
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- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
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- 23h ago
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Other names
- War of Resistance: I’m a Direct Protégé of the Central Army抗战:我是中央军嫡系Alternate title on Fanqie
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It contains AI elements, but it's not toxic or mindless. Overall, it's quite enjoyable and worth recommending. The historical aspects are quite realistic, and it can also help you learn more about the Republic of China era. I hope the author continues to do well! There are still some flaws, a bit too much repetition, and the overuse of AI is a bit excessive.
It's alright. The AI effects are quite obvious, but I have to say, aside from occasional inconsistencies, it's better than what a real person would write.
Suitable for patient readers. The beginning, which covers the Northern Expedition, the period after the Northern Expedition, studying in Germany, and the War of Resistance against Japan, is very exciting and not enough to keep you reading! 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
The author's halt to writing is like a general stopping his troops; the readers eagerly await orders, like soldiers awaiting command. For writing is like warfare, and serialization is like a siege. A single day's pause weakens the defenses, three days' rest shatters morale. As Sun Tzu said, "In warfare, I have heard of swiftness, not skillful protractedness."
It's great! The cheat system isn't exaggerated; it's reasonable, and the character development is also good.
A very good military novel, recommended by a seasoned bookworm.
The writing is authentic, without much exaggeration, and reflects the true situation of that period.
To be honest, the author's writing style is quite good. The language used in the early non-war scenes is sometimes philosophical and thought-provoking! I don't know why the rating is so low; I've been reading for two and a half days and finally reached the last chapter, pending updates!
Although it depicts the Kuomintang regime, the war scenes are well-written. Unfortunately, the war content after the unification of Beiping and the Northern Expedition's victory is reduced. While the transitional content is acceptable, the lack of updates makes the overall plot rather bland. Hopefully, the story will return to its war-focused focus as soon as German weaponry is introduced.
How could such a good book receive such a low score? Everyone should be able to distinguish between novels and history. If everything is penalized with low scores, there will be no good novels left. This book is vividly and engagingly written. It absolutely deserves a high score.