
Sichuan Soul Blood Wo Mountain River
川魂血沃山河
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 684k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
59Reads
209Chapters
18Listens
655Reads · all time
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Please Resist Japan, Don't Wear Super Clothes, Super Long Novel
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Looking for Anti-Japanese Books Will Not Bring Wisdom
The details of the war are well depicted. If you don't like the aid business series and the weapons that span the ages, you will like the simple military series.
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I want to read a book similar to "Fat Nose's Devil Fighting System". Big enough imagination. "The Anti-Japanese War, the Fat Young Master's System for Fighting the Japanese"
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Is There Anything About the Anti-Japanese War? It Doesn't Need to Be Systematic, It's Real.
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Are There Any Anti-Japanese Books? Please😁😁😁
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Anti-Japanese and Anti-Japanese War Novels from 918 to the Victory of the Anti-Japanese War
I want to read a book similar to "Snow Wolf's Mission 2: Wolfman". After "Snow Wolf's Mission 2: Wolfman" understood his difficulties, the team members secretly cooperated with the captain to complete their important tasks. After the team members recognized each other, they began their close and tacit cooperation.
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"Sichuan Soul" is an iron-blooded anti-war epic with real war history as its bones and the bloody souls of soldiers as its flesh. It does not exaggerate heroism, but calmly records how the remnants of the Sichuan Army, which had been beaten from 1,700 to 200 men, became the sharp edges of the Eighth Route Army in the Taihang Mountains. Every battle has a casualty list, and every sacrifice has a name. The author uses the most restrained pen to write the hottest blood, allowing those "little people" who have been dusted by history to line up again on the page to complete their unfinished charge. This is the most solemn memorial to the heroic spirit.
I really like this kind of realistic book