War of Resistance: Beginning with the Fifth Encirclement Campaign

I don't understand why this book only has a rating of 6.5. Advantages: 1. There are tactical arrangements. This is not found in many anti-Japanese novels and Long March articles. Others are just an ambush and a fight, and then they are gone. (Emphasis) 2. The expansion of personnel is relatively reasonable. There is no large expansion at once, and there is a time interval for training. 3. The author does write it mixed with history, and many battle cases have prototypes. Disadvantage: Just one, there is relatively little dialogue between the characters, and it will be a bit visual fatigue when you see the battle being deployed later.

If you can watch it for as long as you want, it deserves five stars.

It's quite speechless. It took 35 years for the official Chinese rifles to come out, and they were not put into mass production until 36 years ago. It doesn't matter if they came out early. All the security regiments use medium-sized rifles, and not one of them is made in Hanyang. Old-fashioned [laughter][laughter] It has only been a few days since the protagonist recruited troops, and more than 2,000 people have joined the army in just a few villages. You must know that basically all the young and middle-aged people in the Soviet area joined the Red Army 🤮🤮

Well written and positive. The reading is too gentle and has little ups and downs.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

There is history to check, a story to support, and an attractive plot.

Lao Tie, your book is one of the few that I want to give five stars to. It's a pity that there are too few.

Like the hero warrior

I have watched a film by Zhang Baichuan before. I don't know if it was written by the author. It was also very interesting.

Keep up the good work, the logic is clear and the author has solid military skills. Not fabricated out of thin air. Rare.