Cangyun Ridge doesn't believe in tears. Real men never retreat!
Lin Fan, one of the stragglers who somehow slipped through nine years of compulsory education.
After helping an old man cross the road, he was hit by a hundred-ton truck with four wheels in front and eight behind. The truck treated him like a speed bump, floored it, and sent him into the world of Bright Sword, where he awakened the Wholesale Supplies System.
Here, as long as he helps Li Yunlong complete missions, he can obtain all kinds of supplies.
Weapons, ammunition, food, coal, quilts, medicine… Supplies by the thousands of tons, all in endless supply as long as Li Yunlong keeps fighting the Japanese invaders.
“You have no right to speak. You are trying to talk to the Eighth Route Army from a position of strength!”
“Any paper the Eighth Route Army hasn't signed is just toilet paper to wipe your ass!”
“That's the final decision!”
Years later, the Eastern Queen, having returned to the pinnacle of the world, took off her silk gloves, put on a pair of work gloves, and slapped the whole world across the face.
“So you think you're a great power, huh?!!!!”
It's alright, except for those few little girls who seem a bit poisonous.
It's readable, but chapters 29 to 34 include a few more little girls.
Sure, it's a wish-fulfillment novel with ridiculously overpowered plot armor. Its support for the war effort is even greater than some so-called "handover" novels. So what if there are female characters? Who says this kind of novel has to be abandoned? And it's not like I'm a female simp. I don't understand why so many people are criticizing the female characters. 😂
It's alright. Nothing new, it's okay for passing the time, but I skipped all the chapters about meeting Shen and Ya.
Turning a corner, Lin Fan looked up and saw two bright red suns hanging over the distant hills. Under the sun, several figures were smiling at him. One of them, wearing a thin jacket, was sitting on a rock smoking. Seeing Lin Fan and the deputy commander arrive, this figure turned around and pulled a pack of cigarettes from his pocket. "Little Tengzhi, don't panic, here, have a cigarette." (The older they get, the more supportive they become.)
Anyone who fights the Japanese deserves a five-star review.
Okay, the protagonist should be a protagonist from the "multiverse" genre. The protagonist is very strong and has a large following, including subordinates of space necromancers from over 200 billion Warhammers. The only problem is that they can't take the initiative to attack, fearing things like time travel. The author is being too cautious.
This is so satisfying! It's so enjoyable to watch. The only downside is the female lead. With succulents and quails appearing, is she going to have to exterminate squid later?
It looks familiar; I feel like I've seen it somewhere before. But that's normal.
So far, it looks pretty good.