Any Good Anti-Japanese War Stories That Are Engaging from Start to Finish?

101 谍 Spy War, I Caught All the Spies Spy FishermanUrban2.1M WordsCompleted 19.3kReads8.8Score1.4kShelves

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These books are okay and worth reading.

102 抗 Anti-Japanese War: the Special Forces Started to Travel Across the Mountains to Fight the Japanese Beiyou HangjiaUrban367k WordsCompleted 2.4kReads8.4Score164Shelves

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Recommended reading on the Anti-Japanese War

103 亮 Liang Jian: What, There Are so Many Levels Below Your Company Commander? Steel BoyUrban931k WordsOngoing 2.2kReads8.7Score102Shelves

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Trust me, these are worth a look

105 卡 Card War Struggling Rabbit CowUrban824k WordsOngoing 166Reads8.6Score—Shelves

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This one is definitely the first choice. The theme is different and normal. It is not a drama and there is no system. The protagonist is reborn in the world of cards and uses cards to kill the devils. It is passionate and group portrait.

107 亮 Bright Sword: Full Level Comprehension, Hand Rubbing M1 Garand I Don't Eat BullfrogUrban1.3M WordsCompleted 8.2kReads8.0Score347Shelves

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Those who are interested can take a look.

112 亮 Liang Jian: I Just Became Li Yunlong's Boss? A Bottle of SnowflakesHistorical772k WordsOngoing 65Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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🔥🔥🔥The protagonist travels back in time to the early days of the Anti-Japanese War. He is Li Yunlong's old squad leader and old boss. [Make faces][Lick the screen][Send Hearts] Starting from the deputy brigade commander, to the brigade commander, division commander, group army commander, commander-in-chief to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea... From the resistance against Japan, to the liberation war, to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea... Step by step until after the founding of the People's Republic of China, he dares to fight against anyone in special times!

113 抗 Anti-Japanese War: Give Me Electricity All over the Country Old Fish of BeimingUrban940k WordsCompleted 28.1kReads8.3Score1.2kShelves

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Anti-Japanese War fans don't miss it! It is a pure war novel without a system. The protagonist beats up the Japanese when he is in a good mood, and electrifies the whole country to carry out big actions. The plot is exciting, and the more you read, the more you get addicted~

115 我 Let's Work Together to Kill the Japanese Series User 26182811Urban965k WordsCompleted 4Reads—Score—Shelves

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Dear friends, listen to me talk to you about "No Japs Allowed". Hey, friends, are you busy? If you're not busy, sit down and let's chat for a while. Recently, I was chasing a novel. I was chasing it so much that I spent all my time watching short videos on my phone. Today I can't help but want to talk to you about this work that made me cry, laugh, and get my blood boiling - "No Japanese Allowed". You may want to ask: There are so many anti-Japanese war-themed novels, what is so special about this one? Don't worry, listen to me and tell you slowly. First of all, the brotherly love in this novel makes people's hearts boil. Three brothers, Fu Shuiheng, Fu Yihai, and Fu Yihui, formed a team under the old locust tree in their hometown and led more than 300 fellow villagers on the road to resist Japan. In six years of bloody battle, 3,421 martyrs fell, but the three brothers always stood side by side and never flinched. The eldest brother Fu Shuiheng is the brigade commander and is as calm as a rock; the second brother Fu Yihai is the political commissar, a man of literary and military skills. He single-handedly founded the "Xuesheng Theater" and uses the power of culture to unite people's hearts; the third brother Fu Yihui is the chief of staff, rough but fine. He is a fierce general on the battlefield, but like a big boy in private. When you watch the three brothers chatting under the moonlight, covering each other in the flames of war, and crying when they win - you will feel that this is not just a novel, but three real lives, burning themselves and illuminating others in the torrent of history. Secondly, every ordinary person in this novel makes you feel sorry for and admired. Do you still remember Grandma Li in episode 93? She sent all five sons to the battlefield, three died, one was disabled, and the youngest Wu Zhu also signed up to join the army. She sat alone on the kang, using the light from the window to stitch the soles of her shoes, one stitch at a time, twelve hundred stitches, until her eyes went blind. Someone asked her if she regretted it? She smiled and said: "My eyes are blind, but my heart is bright - I know who to pay for the soles of my shoes." When I read this sentence, I cried. There is also Zhao Dazhu, the tough guy who grew up from a farmer to a fighting hero; Sun Xiaomian, the 18-year-old girl, played the mother who lost her son on the stage, crying so much that the three thousand people in the audience burst into tears; Bao Ruide, the American colonel, after seeing the Eighth Route Army soldiers' stabbing training on the Taihang Mountains, he gave a thumbs up and said: "This is the most combat-effective irregular army I have ever seen." Every character is alive, flesh and blood, laughing and crying. You will see in them the backbone of the Chinese people of that era - hard and unbreakable, unbreakable and unbendable. Furthermore, the war scenes in this novel are really exciting! From the night attack on Yangmingbao that destroyed 24 enemy planes, to the bloody battle of a hundred regiments; from the desperate breakout of the counter-mopping up, to the devastation of the spring offensive. Tactics have been upgraded from guerrilla warfare to offensive warfare, and equipment has been upgraded from swords and spears to rocket launchers and cars. But what remains unchanged is the ruthlessness of the Eighth Route Army soldiers who "not allow a single Japanese to be left behind." Especially when the last stronghold was conquered in episode 91, Fu Yihai personally raised a red flag made of Japanese military flags dyed red - that scene made my blood boil when I read it, and I wanted to get into the book and charge with them! Also, the technical details in this novel will make you convinced. Have you ever thought about how the "Tuba Road" back then used the captured scraps of scrap metal to create artillery battalions, vehicle teams, and communications battalions? Episode 92 will give you the answer. Brigadier Fu Shuiheng is a time traveler and a doctor of military industry. He uses the knowledge of the 21st century to modify artillery, make homemade artillery shells, and teach soldiers to drive cars and repair radio stations. Watching those illiterate farmers learning the principles of radio under an oil lamp, repeatedly practicing the aiming of rocket launchers on the training ground, and driving captured trucks crookedly on mountain roads - you can't help but applaud them and be proud of them. Finally, the love between soldiers and civilians in this novel is so heartwarming that it makes people cry. 1.2 Million migrant workers, 5 million catties of grain, and 300,000 pairs of military shoes. Behind these numbers are countless mothers like Grandma Li, farmers like Uncle Liu, and women like Widow Zhao. They pushed wheelbarrows and donkeys, trudged on rugged mountain roads, and braved the rain of Japanese bullets to deliver food and ammunition to the front line. Without them, there would be no Eighth Route Army; without them, there would be no victory. My friend, I really can't say enough good things about this novel. It is not as "magical" as some anti-war dramas. It does not tear up Japanese soldiers with hands or hide thunder in the crotch. It tells a story honestly, about a group of flesh-and-blood people who fought bloody battles in the Taihang Mountains for eight years and exchanged their lives and blood for the final victory. You will see them growing vegetables and spinning threads between battles, rehearsing dramas in cave dwellings, and learning cultural knowledge under the moonlight. You will see them cry, see them laugh, see them grit their teeth and persevere, see them fall, see them stand up and keep moving forward. If you also want to read it, the method is very simple - open Tomato Bookstore and enter "No Japs Allowed" in the search box to find it. 100% Free to read without spending a penny. You can watch it while lying on the bed, sitting on the sofa, or on the way to work. You can just turn it on when you want to watch it. After reading each chapter, you are welcome to leave your thoughts in the chapter comment area. Whatever you think is well written, whatever makes you cry, whatever makes your blood boil, you can write it down. The author will see your message and respond seriously. You can also interact with other book friends and chat about your favorite characters and plots that you can't forget for a long time. Finally, let me say a few words from my heart. When writing this recommendation article, I read the story of Grandma Li in episode 93 again. The sunshine outside the window was just right, and the tea in the cup was fragrant. I sat on the chair, tears streaming down my face again. I often think about how many Grandma Li, how many Zhao Dazhu, and how many three brothers sacrificed their lives for our peaceful life today? If those who fell on the Taihang Mountains could see China today, would they think it was worth it? I have no idea. But I know we have a responsibility to remember them. And "No Japs Allowed" is a way to remember them. Friends, go read it. You won't regret it. After reading, remember to find me in the comment area. Let's talk about those moments that made you cry, laugh, and get your blood boiling. Sincerely thank you for your appreciation. I wish you a happy reading and wish our motherland eternal peace. ——Your old friend.

116 亮 Bright Sword, Double Wear Brings Modern Information Jiang JiuUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 4.9kReads9.1Score284Shelves

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Story synopsis: A cool story that travels through the Anti-Japanese War. Character characteristics: Sword plus system. Protagonist relationship: Supporting Li Yunlong. Theme category: Anti-Japanese War espionage. Recommended star rating: four stars.

127 谍 Spy War: Harbin 1941 Teahouse DownstairsUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 5.9kReads7.4Score483Shelves

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The plot is really good

143 我 I Really Came to Fight Against Japan The Left Atrium Who Loves to Talk CrosstalkUrban3.0M WordsCompleted 3.2kReads7.5Score176Shelves

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Since the Red Army rendezvous, my name is Song Nuannuan, and I am really here to send warmth!

144 亮 Bright Sword: Li Yunlong Follows and Is Promoted to General Industrial BackboneUrban1.3M WordsCompleted 109Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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These are all good

145 抗 In the War of Resistance, the Whole World Is Not the Royal Land Smell the InkUrban952k WordsOngoing 89Reads5.8Score103Shelves

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Then it must be the king's land in the whole world [Like]

148 小 Xiao Bing Youzi Cavalry Flower SeaUrban563k WordsOngoing 123Reads—Score—Shelves

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The golden blood grassland shows its power and favors tactics.

149 孤 Go to National Disaster Alone Winter Night DreamModern Romance1.4M WordsCompleted 16.2kReads9.1Score1.9kShelves

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These are the two books I have been reading recently, and they are both quite good.