Li Chengchuan came to the Anti-Japanese War and became a grassroots company commander of the Eighth Route Army.
He has no gold or silver, only a special ability to extract the "word seal".
Marksmanship, command, reconnaissance, and gunnery, as long as someone shows off his skills on the battlefield, he can learn them and put them to his own use.
From Longzhen to Yangcun, from an ordinary company to an independent regiment, he fought against the Japanese while gathering talents and forging a strong army.
In the war of troubled times, he will lead his team to create an iron-blooded force that will truly scare the enemy.
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Ah, 200,000 words, no comments? Let me give it a try.
There are two reasons for deducting two points. One is that Yamamoto was forced not to die. His entry was also forced not to be collected. Zhang San was shot and survived. Is it reasonable for the protagonist not to take a shot to collect the entry? Yamamoto's entry still requires a lot of experience. Even if you don't take a shot to just watch a person with a lot of valuable entries die, it is not too much to collect an entry by the way. Normal people's logic will not let it go. It is really a plot for people who need special operations. Isn't that the Japanese classmate Zhou Weiguo? This wave of not collecting entries is a big failure. Also, the Japanese general pretended to be the protagonist at the beginning. The protagonist can knock people unconscious and still have time to change clothes. If he doesn't have time to kill and collect entries, he has to spend points. Is it a waste of points? You can knock people out silently, but can't you kill people silently?
It's okay, you can take a look, this is my personal opinion, don't ask others
Ah, 200,000 words, no comments? Let me give it a try. There are two reasons for deducting two points. One is that Yamamoto was forced not to die. His entry was also forced not to be collected. Zhang San was shot and survived. Is it reasonable for the protagonist not to take a shot to collect the entry? Yamamoto's entry still requires a lot of experience. Even if you don't take a shot to just watch a person with a lot of valuable entries die, it is not too much to collect an entry by the way. Normal people's logic will not let it go. It is really a plot for people who need special operations. Isn't that the Japanese classmate Zhou Weiguo? This wave of not collecting entries is a big failure. Also, the Japanese general pretended to be the protagonist at the beginning. The protagonist can knock people unconscious and still have time to change clothes. If he doesn't have time to kill and collect entries, he has to spend points. Is it a waste of points? You can knock people out silently, but can't you kill people silently?
It's okay, you can take a look, this is my personal opinion, don't ask others