When he woke up, he became Kong Jie who wielded the sword in Jin Dynasty.
At this time, the counter-mopping up in Yunling had just ended.
The Independent Regiment and the Bantian Regiment suddenly encountered each other. The regiment leader Kong Jie was injured and the political commissar Li Wenying died. The troops suffered heavy casualties and were severely damaged.
"From now on, I am Kong Jie"
"I don't care whether this is a parallel world or whether I have really traveled through the sword, as long as I fight the Japanese, I, Kong Jie, will do my best."
"It's just that I didn't know how to fight in my previous life. How should I lead the independent regiment to defeat the Japanese invaders and protect my country?"
Fortunately, I still remember a lot of the plot of Bright Sword. With foresight, I should be able to make up for some of my shortcomings.
…
On the battlefield, after many experiences, Kong Jie's fighting style was called by the enemy:
"Scalpel-like violence!"
It can be seen from the first chapter that the attitude is okay, but it doesn't feel smooth no matter what. It feels like it was generated by AI, but it doesn't look like it, and AI doesn't look so stupid.
That's right. In this day and age, it would be nice if AI could produce dopamine. It's quite reasonable. After all, Liang Jian's novel is also a combination.
AI generates various changes, causing inconsistencies
😅😅
Although the content is still small, you can feel that the author has put his heart into it.
Very good, very good, very good
Not even handwriting. Nothing to say, no combat tactics, no details, just a few words, no understanding of combat.
The AI should have collapsed after Chapter 35. The same topic has three results in a row, and the following chapters are completely two books from the previous ones.
It can be seen from the first chapter that the attitude is okay, but it doesn't feel smooth no matter what. It feels like it was generated by AI, but it doesn't look like it, and AI doesn't look so stupid.
That's right. In this day and age, it would be nice if AI could produce dopamine. It's quite reasonable. After all, Liang Jian's novel is also a combination.
AI generates various changes, causing inconsistencies
😅😅
Although the content is still small, you can feel that the author has put his heart into it.
Very good, very good, very good
Not even handwriting. Nothing to say, no combat tactics, no details, just a few words, no understanding of combat.
The AI should have collapsed after Chapter 35. The same topic has three results in a row, and the following chapters are completely two books from the previous ones.
Hu Qingle...