[System + slow-paced]
Transmigrated onto the Songhu battlefield, Chen Han binds himself to the Sniper System, starting from the start with a Type 38 rifle!
As long as he takes out the Japanese, he can earn all kinds of incredible rewards and god-tier skills!
[Dynamic Vision activated]: The Japanese bullets move like snails in my eyes!
[Bullet Tracking activated]: Hiding behind cover? Sorry, my bullets can turn corners!
“Bang!”
A thousand meters away, a Japanese commander falls, his helmet shattered!
The entire army is stunned: “Baka! What kind of demonic sniper is this?!”
A Nationalist general trembles with excitement: “With a sharpshooter like this, our army is sure to win!”
As one battle after another draws to a close, the world slowly crumbles amid the marches and the waiting. Our army has somehow acquired advanced tanks, planes, and cannons, all far ahead of their time. Are they all gifts from the System???
This is not only a tale of heroes, but also a record of the many lives of ordinary people during wartime.
The author's plot is tightly woven. The battle sequences are coherent and the fight scenes are very intense. The "golden finger" (advantageous abilities) isn't overly prominent, focusing more on individual combat. There are some historical inaccuracies in the author's descriptions, likely due to AI assistance and a lack of thorough checking.
Although there are some parts that are hard to understand, I'll leave it at that and give it a five-star rating as encouragement.
The author writes about jungle sniping by the Expeditionary Forces, with a touch of systematic anti-Japanese war tactics. This book is good; it's very well written. Keep it up!
The details and the psychology of the characters are written very well.
It's alright, much better than similar books.
If it looks good, then kill more Japanese devils.
Any book about killing Japanese pirates, especially those about sniping Japanese devils, gets 5 stars. But this book is quite enjoyable, not overly exaggerated, which is good.
Not bad, not bad, keep it up!
Good, good, keep up the good work.
The protagonist's "golden finger" (intelligence advantage) is decent, but his resources aren't very strong. Keep up the good work, author! Write a satisfying story!