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The details of the war are well depicted. If you don't like the aid business series and the weapons that span the ages, you will like the simple military series.
[Top post][Top post][Top post] Travel through the Shanxi-Sui Army commander who is about to step down, and get an entry system in times of crisis. You can sign in and add entry content to yourself and others! But it seems like the entry has some side effects? ! [Cover face][cover face][cover face][ask for attention]
Recommend a good book, very exciting, very top-notch, not overly exaggerated, it feels like a natural anti-Japanese plus system, and the content is very detailed.
💥💥The first book is about the Anti-Japanese War and can be considered 🍅's top 1+. Golden Finger is not big, it basically relies on the strategy and the will of the officers and soldiers, there is no system, it is affectionate, very rigorous, the pace is fast, good-looking, good-looking! ! ! 🔥🔥The second book is very exciting, a really exciting article. An engineer travels through time and becomes Li Yunlong. He uses hand-made machine tools, grease guns, 107 rocket launchers, and Qi Qiusha. From Cangyunling to the Korean battlefield, he fights happily all the way. 🎇🎇The third book can be regarded as a movie + a novel, integrating many film and television dramas, and it is a wonderful novel.
The protagonist traveled through the Republic of China and made a fortune from Shandong with many children and many blessings, as well as a red police base.
Your encounter with this book is no accident. It aims to connect the hearts that long for growth and provide the wisdom for change in the most direct way.
A creative cross-time and space-time anti-war story. The protagonist's father travels to a parallel battlefield in 1937 and hands over his cross-border transportation capabilities to the country. The modernization of land, sea and air rushed to the front line and defeated the Japanese invaders with advanced equipment.
The original character travels to the world of My Leader, My Group. The male protagonist's perspective has no CP and no system, but the protagonist himself is quite powerful. He is a half-fairy. Currently, more than 200,000 words have been updated. The updates are stable and updated twice a day. The author will not cheat. I highly recommend it. It's super good-looking! [Like][Like][Like][Laugh][Laugh][Laugh]
The latest to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea, the latest war of resistance, and the latest sword. A million-level Anti-Japanese War novel. [Top post][Full][Attention][Hold][Attention][Hold]
Still in a book shortage? This book "Spy War, I have so many backgrounds, how can I keep a low profile" is highly recommended! The protagonist is in a spy war situation, but he is protected by countless mysterious backstage. The plot is constantly reversing, taking you to experience an exciting and extraordinary spy war adventure. Hurry up and check it out!
"From Ordinary to Legend": A heroic epic forged with blood and fire. If you have ever wondered what kind of thrilling stories are hidden behind the simple battle records in history books; if you have ever imagined how ordinary people burst out with extraordinary courage in the darkest moments of national existence - then this work "From Ordinary to Legend" will open a bloody door to that war era for you. This is not a fictional legend, this is history written in blood. Open Chapter 249, "Inside and Outside Cooperation, Signal for General Attack", and you will be pulled into the deathly silence before dawn in Canglong Ridge in 1940. Fu Bikang and his twelve ghost team members were lying on the top of the cliff, with an abyss behind them and a pass heavily guarded by Japanese troops in front of them. When the red signal flare streaked across the sky, a surprise attack that was coordinated both inside and outside began. You will see: · Tactical coordination as precise as clockwork: three combat teams rushed to the headquarters, communication station, and artillery position at the same time, and every step was counted to the second · The brilliance of human nature in desperate situations: team members covered their mouths when they lost their feet and fell, guarding their comrades with silence, and fulfilling their oaths with their lives · The truest price in war: victory is never cheap, and every breakthrough is paved with flesh and blood. When you get to know these people, you will know what the "backbone" is. Fu Bikang - Commander of the Independent Brigade, a commander who carries twenty-seven scars on his body but always charges forward. In him, you will see the tenacity of Chinese soldiers: after being shot in the left rib, he tightened the wound with a bandage and continued to command; when his brother died, he tearfully recorded the enemy's situation and turned grief into strength. "Monkey" - Scout, lean as an ape and as nimble as a cat. This veteran who always distributed rations to the wounded, what he did at the last moment of his life was not to leave any last words, but to use his last strength to report: "The second arrow tower on the west side of the wall... Two heavy machine guns... Cross fire..." This is a scout's duty engraved in the bone marrow, and he will never forget it until his death. Da Liu, a big man from Shandong, was shot three times when he rushed towards the gate of Canglong Ridge. He did not fall down, but climbed the last fifteen meters, pressed the explosive package with his body, and died together with the city gate. The last words he left to the world were: "If someone goes to Shandong and brings it to my mother for me, I will say that my son has gone to fight the Japanese. It's an honor." Lin Wanning, a field doctor, picked up the scalpel after her husband died. She knelt down to rescue the wounded under artillery fire. Faced with a shortage of medicines, she rummaged through the Japanese warehouse and injected "plasma substitutes" of unknown ingredients into the blood vessels of her comrades. Her hands were shaking, but her heart was as firm as iron. These scenes will be etched in your memory forever 1. The last smile on the wall Chapter 252, the "monkey"'s abdomen was blown open by a grenade and his intestines leaked out. The first thing he said when he woke up after the operation was: "Where's the captain?" When he learned that Fu Bikang was also injured, he tried to smile but pulled the wound. When the remnants of the Japanese army counterattacked and a grenade rolled towards Fu Bikang's feet, the "monkey" rolled off the stretcher and threw himself at the explosive. As he lay dying, what he reported was the location of the enemy's machine guns - this was his last observation as a scout. 2. The fifty-meter road to life and death. The fifty-meter bluestone corridor in front of the gate of Canglong Ridge has become a purgatory on earth. Da Liu knew that he would die if he rushed over, but he said calmly: "I am bigger and can block a few more bullets." After being shot three times, he began to crawl, dragging long bloody traces behind him. Reaching the door, he cradled the pack of explosives in his arms - using his whole body to make sure the blast clung to the bolt. That muffled sound was the tragic sound of flesh and blood blooming together with explosives. 3. Silent oaths on the operating table. In the field hospital converted from an ancestral hall, Lin Wanning operated continuously for seven hours. When the "monkey's" blood pressure dropped to zero and her plasma was exhausted, she dug out the yellow liquid left by the Japanese army - the composition was unknown, possibly poison. "Use this!" She yelled. At that moment, all the courage of the doctor was at stake. Why must you read this work? Because it tells you: heroes are all mortals. These characters have no superpowers. They will be afraid, in pain, and cry. Fu Bikang cried alone after losing his comrade; what the "monkey" feared most after being injured was "not being able to go to the front line again"; Lin Wanning's hand holding the gun would shake. It is this kind of ordinaryness that makes their choice particularly great - knowing that they will die, but still moving forward. Because it restores the real war. There is no romanticized charge, only explosion coordination accurate to the minute; there are no invulnerable heroes, only flesh and blood bodies that continue to crawl after being shot; there is no easy victory, only every inch of ground gained in exchange for life. You will see the wisdom of tactics, the tacit understanding of cooperation, and the most extreme display of human nature in war. Because it answers the question: Why are we fighting? When "Monkey" asked Fu Bikang, "Can we win?" Fu Bikang said: "Yes. Because there are people like you, and there are thousands of people like you. As long as there is one person who does not give up, China will not die." This sentence is the belief of a nation in its darkest moment. Reading Suggestion: Prepare Your Mind This is not an easy read. You need to be prepared to: · Bear the emotional impact: On average, one main character dies every three chapters. Their farewells are different, but they all touch the heart · Think about the nature of war: In the tense plot, the author buries in-depth discussions on sacrifice, responsibility, and faith · Understand historical details: From the range of the Type 92 infantry cannon to the delay of the Type 97 grenade, the military details are rigorous and credible "From Ordinary to Legend" has now completed the series of chapters of the Canglong Ridge Battle, from Chapter 249 to Chapter 253, forming a complete, tragic and touching battle epic. These five chapters can be read as independent chapters, allowing you to experience a complete emotional journey in more than 9,000 words. If you want to know why a nation can persist in the fourteen-year war of resistance despite a huge disparity in equipment; if you want to know how those unfamiliar names on the tombstones once lived, fought, and loved; if you want to know how ordinary people make extraordinary choices in extraordinary times—then, please open this work. Here, you will meet Fu Bikang, "Monkey", Da Liu, Lin Wanning... And meet those real heroes who have existed in the long history. Their stories deserve to be seen, remembered and told. Because remembering them is remembering why we are where we are today. Because the legend is never far away, it is at the moment when every ordinary person chooses to stick to it. "From Ordinary to Legendary" - a blood-and-fire epic worth putting aside everything and immersing yourself in reading.