"A man graduated from Huangpu and rose from the head of a regiment" is definitely a masterpiece among anti-war spy novels, with a score of 9.2! The protagonist graduated from Huangpu and began his legendary journey. Rising from the position of leader, he was full of wits on the battlefield and led his brothers to defeat the Japanese invaders, making the enemies frightened. In spy battles, he was even more skillful, relying on his unparalleled resourcefulness to resolve crises time and time again and skillfully pass on intelligence. The protagonist's aura is shining, and the plot is gripping. It will take you immersively to experience that passionate period. Don't miss it!
I recommend, Anti-Japanese War Military and Industrial Literature. The storyline is very novel and different from the original plot of Liang Jian. It will be very exciting later on. Welcome to collect.
"Graduating from Huangpu and Rising from the Head of a Regiment" is definitely a masterpiece among anti-war spy novels, with a score of 9.2! The protagonist graduated from Huangpu and began his legendary journey. Rising from the position of leader, he was full of wits on the battlefield and led his brothers to defeat the Japanese invaders, making the enemies frightened. In spy battles, he was even more skillful, relying on his unparalleled wit to resolve crises time and time again and skillfully pass on intelligence. The protagonist's aura is shining, the plot is gripping, and it will take you immersively to experience that passionate period. Don't miss it!
🍀🍀🍀🔥🔥🌈2️⃣The male Zhang Hao came to the Long March period. He did not participate in the Long March, but stayed in the south. He launched his own operations in the south. He led the troops to grow and develop, and then resisted Japan.
"No Japs Allowed": More exciting than "Bright Sword" and more ruthless than "Snow Leopard", this is the real war story! If you think this is another drama about "tearing the devils apart with your hands", you are wrong. If you think this is just an ordinary anti-Japanese novel, you are also wrong. This is a work that will make you ignite from the beginning to the end, and make you cry from the first page to the last page. This is a work that makes you want to rush into the screen and fight with the brothers with guns after watching it. This is a movie that makes you remember - some people, some things, some blood, can never be forgotten. 1. Three brothers, three personalities, one heart Fu Shuiheng, Fu Yihai, Fu Yihui. Three brothers crawling out of the dead. The eldest brother Fu Shuiheng is silent, but he can carry his injured brother crawling all night on a snowy night. He is the kind of person who "says nothing and carries everything". When the team was broken up, he re-raised the "Shanren" from seven or eight people; when the team was about to expand, his first thought was "Would his brothers die?" It's not that he's not afraid of death, he's afraid that his brothers will die worthless. The second brother, Fu Yihai, climbed out of the mine. He had seen the real hell - seventeen workers fell down one by one and were thrown into mass graves one by one. He is the kind of person who "smiles and his eyes suddenly turn red". When he said, "Don't let any Chinese go to that hell again," you will understand what true hatred is and what true faith is. The third brother, Fu Yihui, is a 24-year-old top student at Kangda University. He is not the kind of scholar who can only talk on paper. He can deduce a battle on the sandbox to perfection, and he can also charge with his brothers on the battlefield. He is the kind of person who "makes you feel that fighting is not just about fighting with your life, but also fighting with your brains." Three brothers, three personalities, standing together are like a mountain. 2. It's not a divine drama, it's a "divine tactic." Have you ever seen a battle like this? Don't fight hard, fight if you can win, run if you can't - running is not to escape, but to fight harder next time. Do not defend your position, get into the enemy's belly, hit their heart, chop off their head, and cut off their blood. Instead of fighting alone, the reconnaissance team is the eyes, the commando team is the fists, the technical team is the teeth, and the teaching team is the brains. This is not the "hand-tearing up the Japanese" in the drama, this is the real wisdom of guerrilla warfare. When you see Fu Yihui performing "Unplugging the Lijiaping Stronghold" on the sand table - from reconnaissance, approach, attack, blocking to retreat, every step is clearly calculated, and every accident has a plan - you can't help but slap your thigh: "This is how the battle is fought!" When you see Fu Shuiheng squatting in front of the sand table, seeing the battlefield clearly from a "God's perspective" for the first time, you will suddenly realize with him: "It turns out that I have been fighting for so many years, and I have been using the stupidest method!" This is not Shuangwen's routine, this is real tactical evolution. 3. Those moments that make you cry. That blood-stained battle flag. Each of the fifty-eight brothers who died remembers their name, each one remembers what they look like, and each one has blood on that flag. Three small flags are placed next to it - the red flag represents faith, the blue flag represents wisdom, and the white flag represents sacrifice. When Fu Yihai stands under this flag and says in a hoarse voice, "I, Fu Yihai, a man who crawled out of the mine, stand here today with one sentence - don't let any Chinese go into that hell again." You will find that your eyes have become wet from time to time. When Fu Shuiheng faced that flag in the middle of the night and whispered, "Brothers, our team has grown stronger," you will think of those who sacrificed and those who did not wait until today. This is not sensational, this is an emotion so real that it makes people feel distressed. 4. What is more moving than war is growth. This is not a story about "heroes are born heroes". Fifty-eight people were dispersed, and only seven or eight remained. They hide in the ruined temple, not knowing whether they will die tomorrow. They crawled out of the snow, step by step, and beat down five hundred people. Fu Shuiheng learned to read the sand table, think of tactics, and fight with his brain from a reckless man who only knew how to "fight hard." Fu Yihai went from a miner who just wanted "revenge" to a political commissar who wanted everyone to be literate. Fu Yihui has changed from a staff officer who talks on paper to a chief of staff who can turn theory into practice. And those new recruits - stone locks who escaped from enemy-occupied areas, veterans transferred from the supplementary regiment, guerrillas from the county brigade - they will also become real warriors in this army. This is the most touching thing in war novels: People change, teams change, but that flag, that tone, and the oath that "no Japanese are allowed to stay" never change. 5. Why do you have to watch it? Because this is not an "anti-Japanese drama", this is a work that allows you to see "people". You will see true brotherhood - not the kind of "brothers" you talk about, but the kind of brothers who crawl with you on their backs on snowy nights, take bullets for you on the battlefield, and talk to you all night long in front of the sandbox. You will see the true wisdom of war - not the absurdity of "one man kills an entire regiment", but the reality of fighting with your brains and winning with your wisdom. You will see real growth - from seven or eight people to five hundred people, from just working hard to learning to use your brain, from just thinking about revenge to thinking about "not letting anyone go to hell again." You will also see many, many more - you will see Fu Yihai writing literacy textbooks, and the first lesson is "People·Chinese·Stand Up". I saw Fu Yihui formulating a three-fold plan of "beheading, cutting off the pulse, and removing the heart" and sneaked into Taiyuan City to blow up the Japanese headquarters. See that blood-stained battle flag flying before every battle and hanging low after every sacrifice. 6. Finally, let me say this: This is a work that will make you laugh and cry, cry and laugh again. This is a work that makes you want to say "thank you" to those martyrs who sacrificed their lives after reading it. This is a movie that makes you remember - some people sacrificed their lives to gain today's peace. Some things should never be forgotten. There are some words that last a lifetime: "No Japs are allowed to stay." --- "No Japs are allowed to stay" is being updated continuously. Episode 37: The battle for expansion, Episode 38: The three Fu talks, Episode 39: The establishment of a special operations cluster - three consecutive episodes to ignite your reading experience! Click to read and join the three brothers of the Fu family, carrying guns and fighting to drive the Japanese out of China!
A brand new anti-Japanese novel with a different twist. The protagonist travels back and forth and uses modern materials to help the Eighth Route Army crush the little devils.
Come on, this is a new product that I have never seen before. I think this book is awesome. The author also updates more than 6,000 words every day, which is also a very hard work! He made reference to real history. If you don't cry after reading it, I lose! I have collected 10 chapters, but I finished reading them all in one day today. I almost cried to death. This book is full of details!
The protagonist travels to the Korean battlefield and uses a torrent of steel to defeat the U. S. And United Nations forces, successfully turning China, a once poor and weak country, into a world power! [Laughing][plus one bookshelf]
Highly recommended! The latest novel about the Anti-Japanese War of the Republic of China: ①October 20, 1937, Changshengkou near Jingxing Coal Mine in Shanxi Province. Zeng Jiwen, the commander of the Chinese space fleet in the 23rd century, traveled through the parallel world during the Anti-Japanese War. The story of becoming the commander of a brigade directly under the Eighth Route Army, leading the troops to fight against the Japanese aggressors, and developing the troops. "Li Yunlong, I congratulate you for getting rich!" "... No matter how rich you get, even the poor will lose their pants"!!
Just look at the ratings and you will know that the first book has multiple identities, and the second book immediately follows the cherry blossoms. These two are not systematic books.
Jaap: This commander doesn't follow the script at all! Lin Feng travels through the Anti-Japanese War and trains new recruits with futuristic tactics. He breaks out from a deceptive lowland deception to setting up an ambush in the Black Ridge Valley to seize supplies. He is cruel to the outside world but protects his enemies internally. The plot is solid and exciting!
I like battle scenes. I have grown up since I was a kid. I don't use swords, but I have a system. If you want something, you need to kill the corresponding enemy, and upgrade your explosive equipment level by level until you conquer the planet.
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