Transmigrating into Bright Sword: Awakening the Strongest Militia System from the Start

The details are in place! From the first point of view of the original work, to walking on the edge of the original work, as if you are still far away! The follow-up deviates from the original work and is able to innovate on its own!

I became a fan of Shinozuka Yoshio and Yamamoto's analysis. It's well written. I like to read this kind of intelligent anti-war article. There are still a few chapters to go and I've finished it. Overall, it's pretty good. Don't go into the plot anymore. It's boring. If you continue to go into the plot, it will be the finale. Set up an outline and write the plot yourself, and try not to get out of touch with the protagonist. A good article means that the protagonist is always there. It's very difficult to get promoted in the Eighth Route Army. Don't rush it, it's not fun. Just three hundred people will do. It's great to be small and broad, and the protagonist can also command it, very meticulously. Commanding a large army to fight is the least interesting thing. You are not in a TV series. The novel focuses on small units annihilating enemies, which is very satisfying. It would be okay to break away from the army and send special correspondents to each other to work as spies in big cities. You can write hundreds of chapters and develop our military's spy organization. That's it, after reading the abandonment book.

The relatively novel Goldfinger has smooth writing and a good plot. It would have been better if it had less original dialogue in Liangjian.

Very good, come on, but the scenes are a bit small, they are all small-scale battles.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

The writing is good. The article about the Anti-Japanese War can bring these people to life. I give you five stars.

A very good book. Just think about the data. Is 200 Garands with 10,000 rounds of ammunition too few?

Come on come on come on come on