[Unlimited Battle of Nanjing] [No System] [Anti-Japanese] [Non-Single Master] [Group Portrait of Passionate Blood] [Slightly Depressed] [Pursuit of Truth]
Shanghai and Nanjing in 1937.
Complete hell.
Countless people of righteousness walked to Shanghai for two or three months.
And they were gone after not even staying on the battlefield for half a day.
On average, not one organizer is beaten a day.
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What is the outcome of Nanjing?
Worse than that.
If you want to change the ending,
How to do it?
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There is no protagonist in this book. Even Gu Changsheng, who is the protagonist in writing, will die at any time.
In the early stage, he was more like a communications soldier who conveyed Japanese information to the generals. His description was more like a tool man, focusing on his inner struggle and trial and error.
I will not change this setting, and I will not accept a soldier becoming a general capable of leading troops in war in a short period of time.
He is just an ordinary person. Even if he has unlimited power, he is still an ordinary person. He will make mistakes and die.
Every legendary general must have gone through great experience and struggle, and endured pain beyond the reach of ordinary people, before he became one.
Reader comments
My dad read my book [laughing awkwardly] and asked me why the little devil I wrote was so strong. Then he criticized me and asked me to write a perfect ending for each warrior.
I really want to refute this point, because on the real battlefield, no one will be in awe of their life and death opponents. This does not exclude some Japanese with conscience, but more of them are devils who kill without blinking an eye, are brainwashed by militarism, and want to invade China.
Like, the Japanese thought this opponent was very brave, so they buried him and even saluted him with attention. Do you think it's possible? How could he do these things if he had this kind of awareness?
Then the second point is what my friends said after watching it.
Why do they think the protagonist wants to run?
Because no matter how brave or powerful this person is, he still has his own weaknesses. The weakness of the protagonist I wrote is his brothers. He had seen his brother die tragically at the hands of the Japanese last time, and he wanted to save his brother. It didn't matter to him, he just wanted to save his brother. Because he doesn't want to see such an ending again. That's why he ran.
I think this should be a normal reaction of a kind and righteous person. In name, he is indeed a deserter and escaping. But in reality he was just trying to save his brothers.
I wrote a lot of chapters later, but I haven't published them yet. I also showed them to my uncles and uncles who worked with me on the battlefield, but they didn't say anything. Some even said that what I wrote was too conservative.
What he heard from his elders was even crueler.
I may write more brutally later.
Finally, please read rationally.
My dad read my book [laughing awkwardly] and asked me why the little devil I wrote was so strong. Then he criticized me and asked me to write a perfect ending for each warrior. I really want to refute this point, because on the real battlefield, no one will be in awe of their life and death opponents. This does not exclude some Japanese with conscience, but more of them are devils who kill without blinking an eye, are brainwashed by militarism, and want to invade China. Like, the Japanese thought this opponent was very brave, so they buried him and even saluted him with attention. Do you think it's possible? How could he do these things if he had this kind of awareness? Then the second point is what my friends said after watching it. Why do they think the protagonist wants to run? Because no matter how brave or powerful this person is, he still has his own weaknesses. The weakness of the protagonist I wrote is his brothers. He had seen his brother die tragically at the hands of the Japanese last time, and he wanted to save his brother. It didn't matter to him, he just wanted to save his brother. Because he doesn't want to see such an ending again. That's why he ran. I think this should be a normal reaction of a kind and righteous person. In name, he is indeed a deserter and escaping. But in reality he was just trying to save his brothers. I wrote a lot of chapters later, but I haven't published them yet. I also showed them to my uncles and uncles who worked with me on the battlefield, but they didn't say anything. Some even said that what I wrote was too conservative. What he heard from his elders was even crueler. I may write more brutally later. Finally, please read rationally.