[War of Resistance + System + father-son team + independent development]
P.S. The pacing may be a little slow at first, but please look forward to what's coming. I've already completed a two-million-character novel, Spy War: Rising from Cannon Fodder, so you can be sure this one won't be abandoned.
Song Weiguo, a military enthusiast, is physically reincarnated by the Great Transport Immortal Venerable and transmigrates into the body of a fourteen-year-old boy with the same name during the War of Resistance.
The moment he opens his eyes, he's surrounded by a group of Eighth Route Army uncles.
Fortunately, they're all his father's comrades.
When Song Weiguo meets his father, he discovers that even as the company commander of the 772nd Regiment's elite unit, his dad has it pretty rough.
Fine. For the System rewards, and for these Eighth Route Army uncles who treat him like their precious darling,
Die, Japanese devils!
It is a rare original anti-war novel. The most important thing is that it does not use the vulgar Liangjian setting. The overall setting is closer to the older generation style such as The Legend of Luliang Heroes, especially the relationship between superiors and subordinates in our army. The commander's style is very reasonable, and there is no national army or bandit-like description like Liangjian. I hope the author can stick to his own style and not be biased by Liang Jian, especially not to include Liang Jian characters.
It's well written. The battle reward is some beautiful weapons and Su weapons. Anyway, there are brainwashing methods. Why is there no sign-in every day? Also, don't sign in 5 pounds of potatoes. Give me some medicine, daily necessities, engineer shovels, etc. Come on, author.
As a military fan, it feels good to read it. The author should have done a lot of research on the battlefields behind enemy lines during the Anti-Japanese War. Every time he describes a battle scene, there is a map. I hope to get some German and artistic equipment in the future to satisfy the appetite of military fans 🤭🤭🤭
First look. It feels well written and makes people feel happy. Only the details are sparse.
I cried while traveling through the Anti-Japanese War [awkward laughter]
All books about fighting Japanese soldiers are given five stars. What I said 👍[Bird Food Masterpiece]
It's very real and down-to-earth, and it can make people immersed in it like a sword, rather than putting oil on the hair to make people act out.
The content is good and updated quickly, but the word count is a bit short and makes it unreadable.
Good
Very good, with distinct characters and an engaging plot.