Anti-Japanese War 9.8 High Score Novel

101 抗 Anti-Japanese War: a Commanding Commander, I Can Overlook the Battlefield Put Pen to PaperUrban1.5M Wordscompleted 21.5kReads8.9Score1.1kShelves

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A 9-point anti-Japanese novel recommended! ! ! !

102 抗 Anti-Japanese War: the Road to Rise from a Young Platoon Leader Shu ChengUrban1.1M Wordscompleted 11.1kReads8.9Score761Shelves

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A 9-point anti-Japanese novel recommended! ! ! !

103 抗 Anti-Japanese War: I Will Fight to the End Not to Enter the Merit Forest Xidu ChizifaUrban1.5M Wordscompleted 7.4kReads5.9Score295Shelves

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These two books are okay, they don't show swords, but the content selection is pretty good.

104 抗 Anti-Japanese War: I Upgraded to Five Levels in a Row and My Father Entered the Merit Forest A Mysterious OneUrban500k Wordscompleted 2.7kReads—Score109Shelves

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These two books are okay, they don't show swords, but the content selection is pretty good.

105 开 Turn in the Crossing Gate at the Beginning and the National Team Enters Hypocritical DogUrban590k Wordscompleted 5.7kReads7.3Score429Shelves

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It makes my blood boil.

105 黄 Huangpu Lang Disarming ScholarUrban426k Wordscompleted 9Reads6.3Score—Shelves

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The perspective is from a niche perspective, describing the fierce and tragic war of resistance by the national army, and respecting historical facts. The author is good at describing war scenes, especially during the Changsha Defense War when he created the Wild Wolf Brigade to fight against the Japanese aggressors and strangle the Japanese. The Wild Wolf Brigade's battle in Myanmar was even more difficult and brutal, readable! Recommendable!

106 亮 Bright Sword: Hand in at the Beginning, Okamura Neji Cried The Struggling Xiao XinxinUrban482k Wordscompleted 3.1kReads7.4Score159Shelves

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It makes my blood boil.

107 奉 Fenghua************ ongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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It's a good book with certified potential. Feel free to add it to your bookshelf. Brothers, just rush and you're done. This book is very well written. Starting from the first issue of Huangpu, there are no system cheats and no overly dramatic colors. Although it is just the beginning, there is still a lot of inner drama when you look at the scenes of war. Just know the author's own thoughts. Come on! It must be a very long story

108 穿 Traveling Through the Republic of China, the Spy Chief Grew Old with Me SandyModern Romance1.1M Wordsongoing 10.1kReads7.4Score878Shelves

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This is absolutely beautiful and makes people understand a lot about the cruelty of the frontal battlefield during the Anti-Japanese War. It was only after reading this article that I learned about the history of the frontal battlefield of the Chinese army during the Anti-Japanese War. Only after reading this did I know the deeds of the Chinese Expeditionary Force. I think it is worth reading.

109 情 I Accept the Spy Chief Who Is Deeply in Love with Rainy Mengmeng Sandy559k Wordscompleted 1.8kReads7.2Score122Shelves

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It is a good article about the Anti-Japanese War in the Republic of China. It does not have cheats or systems. It is a more realistic anti-Japanese war article. It is not a cool article. It describes the frontal battlefield battles of the National Army in detail and brutally.

110 亮 Bright Sword: from Military Academy Principal to Father of Military Industry Fighting Tigers at NightUrban1.0M Wordscompleted 33.5kReads8.2Score2.8kShelves

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I saw a different Anti-Japanese War novel, with the Japanese fighting in the early stage and the great development of the founding of the country in the later stage. It is good. Many Anti-Japanese War novels are not in the later stage. This one is good. . .

111 抗 War of Resistance: Self-Revealed at the Beginning! I Brought the Country Here His Highness TianlingUrban1.3M Wordscompleted 8.2kReads6.7Score491Shelves

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When I woke up, I was in the 1940s, but I had a Xixi system*? An Yu thought for a second and decided to confess: I come from the future, and I have a golden finger. Luncheon meat, labor-protection shoes, three-bunzi... Fertilizer, luncheon meat, military coats... You can find them on Pinxixi, and you can find them here too! This time, we must not let our ancestors go hungry to fight the Japanese! We can't let the folks cut back on their clothes and go on a diet to support the fight against the Japanese! Frankly speaking, infrastructure patriotic article, no CP.

112 亮 Show Your Sword in the Name of the People, I Will Be Your Backer Walking in the RainUrban1.8M Wordsongoing 102.7kReads8.4Score6.8kShelves

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The best of the best

113 抗 Anti-Japanese War********** I Love PotatoesUrban1.3M Wordsongoing 1.6kReads5.8Score102Shelves

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The best of the best

117 我 I Wear **** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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When we in peaceful times open a book about sacrifice - why is "From Ordinary to Legendary" worth reading late at night? 1. This is not a book about war, but a book about "why it's worth it." In the autumn of 1943, Qinglong Ridge in Taihang Mountains. A brigade commander named Fu Bikang wrote his last letter in the trenches: "If you see this letter, I have gone on my mission. Don't be sad, I have no regrets in this life." Eighty years later, a young border guard read this text at the post late at night and burst into tears. He left a message in the book review area: "We are today's 'Ghost Team.'" This dialogue that transcends time and space is the most shocking power of "From Ordinary to Legend" - it allows the dusty history to suddenly shine into reality, allowing us in the peaceful era to truly understand the full weight of the word "sacrifice" for the first time. 2. What will you encounter in this book? 1. A flesh-and-blood hero, not a name on a stone tablet. You will experience an astonishingly three-dimensional Fu Bikang: he is a talented scholar from Peking University who gave up his pointer and chose a steel gun, a husband who carved a pocket watch for his wife under a kerosene lamp, and an ordinary person who promised to "build roads and schools" for the village but could no longer fulfill his promise. His comrades-in-arms are equally vivid - Chief of Staff Fu Shuiheng who is as rigorous as his father, political commissar Fu Biyue who records history with a pen, and Dr. Lin Wanning who holds a scalpel like a gun. These characters will shatter all your stereotypes of what a "hero" might be. They have no aura, only choices. At every critical moment, they choose the more difficult path - not because they are born great, but because they believe that some things are worth guarding with their lives. 2. A spiritual relay spanning eighty years. The most exquisite structure of the book is that it never stays in 1943. You will follow Fu Bikang's daughter Fu Nian'an, a bridge engineer, on the construction site of the Yangtze River Bridge in 1980, and understand her father's dream of "building a road to peace." You will follow your granddaughter Lin Xiao, a reporter, and discover the spontaneous "spiritual root-seeking" craze among young readers in the online message area in 2024. There is a tearful detail in the book: when Fu Bikang died, his gaze was in the direction of the hospital in the rear - where his wife was about to give birth. Eighty years later, his granddaughter stood on the top of Qinglong Ridge, looking at the lights of thousands of houses below the mountain, and whispered: "Dad, did you see it? This is the night you paid for with your life." This is not a one-way remembrance, but a two-way rush. History is taking care of reality, and reality is responding to history. 3. Redefining "ordinary" and "legendary" The most subversive point of view in the book is quietly contained in the title: from ordinary to legendary. You will see that Fu Bikang was just a scholar at first, Lin Wanning was just a doctor at first, and Fu Shuiheng was just a cautious consultant at first. Their legends are not the result of extraordinary talents, but the extraordinary choices they made at critical moments. What is even more touching is that this "legendary" still continues eighty years later: the ranger who planted trees in Qinglongling, the old teacher who taught in the countryside, the young soldier who stood guard at the border, the surgeon who fought hard in the operating room - they all completed the modern expression of the same spiritual trait on their respective "battlefields". There is a punchline in the book: "Every era has its battlefield. Where the smoke has cleared, new protection is taking place." 3. Why do you need to read this book today? Because in comfort, we need to understand the cost of "guarding". When we complained about poor signal, someone used his life in the trenches to deliver the last information. When we discuss "lying down", some people once chose to "die standing up" just so that future generations can "live standing up". When we pursue personal happiness, some people have put the happiness of millions of people above their own lives. This is not a moral kidnapping, but a broadening of horizons. "From Ordinary to Legendary" will not ask you to become a hero, but it will make you understand: all the ordinary things you enjoy today - the soy milk in the morning, the sunset in the evening, the laughter of children, the freedom of choice - have been valued by some people more seriously than their own lives. Because when we are confused, we need to see a longer value coordinate. This book provides a frame of reference for values ​​spanning eighty years. When you are troubled by "Is this job meaningful?", The characters in the book spend their lives answering: The meaning does not lie in the position itself, but in who you protect and why you persist. Fu Bikang protects the mountains and rivers, Lin Wanning protects life, Fu Nian'an protects the road, and Lin Xiao protects the memory. Today, we can protect kindness, protect truth, protect innovation, and protect fairness in our respective fields. Because when we are lonely, we need to find spiritual companions. As you read this book, you join in a silent conversation. Talk to the trenches of 1943, talk to the construction sites of 1980, talk to the outposts of 2024. You will find: You are not struggling alone. I am not the first generation to face difficulties. I am not the last generation who needs to be protected. The resonance of "It turns out I'm not alone" is the most scarce spiritual comfort in this fragmented era. 4. When you open this book, you will experience three awakenings: The first: the awakening of the historical perspective - it turns out that history is not a cold list of events, but the life story of generations of people who use their body temperature to warm up. The second level: Awakening of self-awareness - It turns out that an ordinary person like me can also become a contemporary carrier of some great spirit. The third level: Awakening of the responsibility of the times - It turns out that "inheritance" is not about reciting dogma, but about letting the light of the past illuminate the path of today. 5. The best time to read • When you feel that life lacks meaning - this book will tell you that meaning lies in protecting others. • When you feel powerless against reality - this book will show that the deepest change often comes from the most lasting persistence. • When you need to make a big choice - this book reminds you that the criteria for choosing can be: eighty years from now, will anyone thank you for the choice you made today? • When you want to understand your parents or communicate with your children - this book builds a spiritual bridge for intergenerational dialogue. The Last Invitation At the end of "From Ordinary to Legend", there is an "everlasting lamp" burning quietly in Qinglong Ridge. It was not a real flame, but a spiritual symbol. The author Fu Nian'an wrote at the age of eighty-seven: "My father's life ended in 1943, but his spirit is realized in the lights of thousands of families today." The book itself is an ever-lasting light. It illuminates the past and allows us to see clearly where we came from. It illuminates the present and allows us to examine the present moment. It illuminates the future even more and makes us think: What kind of light will our generation ignite? What kind of spirit will it pass on to the world eighty years from now? So, open it up. On a quiet night, immerse yourself in this journey spanning eighty years. You will find that by the end, you will have closed more than just a book. What you open is a possibility - about how ordinary people can become torchbearers, about how individual lives can be integrated into eternal inheritance, about us today, and how to respond to those who have fought for us with their lives to achieve "today". The beacon will go out, but the eternal light of the spirit, once ignited in your heart, will never go out. This may be the deepest meaning of reading "From Ordinary to Legend" - let us still maintain the body temperature of the guardian in peaceful times; let us still hear the call of legend in ordinary life. --- "From Ordinary to Legendary" A spiritual journey spanning eighty years. A soul dialogue between ordinary people and heroes. A life experience that redefines "worthwhile" is here, waiting to meet you.

118 从 From Ordinary to Legendary User 26182811Historical2.0M Wordscompleted 1.2kReads—Score111Shelves

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When we in peaceful times open a book about sacrifice - why is "From Ordinary to Legendary" worth reading late at night? 1. This is not a book about war, but a book about "why it's worth it." In the autumn of 1943, Qinglong Ridge in Taihang Mountains. A brigade commander named Fu Bikang wrote his last letter in the trenches: "If you see this letter, I have gone on my mission. Don't be sad, I have no regrets in this life." Eighty years later, a young border guard read this text at the post late at night and burst into tears. He left a message in the book review area: "We are today's 'Ghost Team.'" This dialogue that transcends time and space is the most shocking power of "From Ordinary to Legend" - it allows the dusty history to suddenly shine into reality, allowing us in the peaceful era to truly understand the full weight of the word "sacrifice" for the first time. 2. What will you encounter in this book? 1. A flesh-and-blood hero, not a name on a stone tablet. You will experience an astonishingly three-dimensional Fu Bikang: he is a talented scholar from Peking University who gave up his pointer and chose a steel gun, a husband who carved a pocket watch for his wife under a kerosene lamp, and an ordinary person who promised to "build roads and schools" for the village but could no longer fulfill his promise. His comrades-in-arms are equally vivid - Chief of Staff Fu Shuiheng who is as rigorous as his father, political commissar Fu Biyue who records history with a pen, and Dr. Lin Wanning who holds a scalpel like a gun. These characters will shatter all your stereotypes of what a "hero" might be. They have no aura, only choices. At every critical moment, they choose the more difficult path - not because they are born great, but because they believe that some things are worth guarding with their lives. 2. A spiritual relay spanning eighty years. The most exquisite structure of the book is that it never stays in 1943. You will follow Fu Bikang's daughter Fu Nian'an, a bridge engineer, on the construction site of the Yangtze River Bridge in 1980, and understand her father's dream of "building a road to peace." You will follow your granddaughter Lin Xiao, a reporter, and discover the spontaneous "spiritual root-seeking" craze among young readers in the online message area in 2024. There is a tearful detail in the book: when Fu Bikang died, his gaze was in the direction of the hospital in the rear - where his wife was about to give birth. Eighty years later, his granddaughter stood on the top of Qinglong Ridge, looking at the lights of thousands of houses below the mountain, and whispered: "Dad, did you see it? This is the night you paid for with your life." This is not a one-way remembrance, but a two-way rush. History is taking care of reality, and reality is responding to history. 3. Redefining "ordinary" and "legendary" The most subversive point of view in the book is quietly contained in the title: from ordinary to legendary. You will see that Fu Bikang was just a scholar at first, Lin Wanning was just a doctor at first, and Fu Shuiheng was just a cautious consultant at first. Their legends are not the result of extraordinary talents, but the extraordinary choices they made at critical moments. What is even more touching is that this "legendary" still continues eighty years later: the ranger who planted trees in Qinglongling, the old teacher who taught in the countryside, the young soldier who stood guard at the border, the surgeon who fought hard in the operating room - they all completed the modern expression of the same spiritual trait on their respective "battlefields". There is a punchline in the book: "Every era has its battlefield. Where the smoke has cleared, new protection is taking place." 3. Why do you need to read this book today? Because in comfort, we need to understand the cost of "guarding". When we complained about poor signal, someone used his life in the trenches to deliver the last information. When we discuss "lying down", some people once chose to "die standing up" just so that future generations can "live standing up". When we pursue personal happiness, some people have put the happiness of millions of people above their own lives. This is not a moral kidnapping, but a broadening of horizons. "From Ordinary to Legendary" will not ask you to become a hero, but it will make you understand: all the ordinary things you enjoy today - the soy milk in the morning, the sunset in the evening, the laughter of children, the freedom of choice - have been valued by some people more seriously than their own lives. Because when we are confused, we need to see a longer value coordinate. This book provides a frame of reference for values ​​spanning eighty years. When you are troubled by "Is this job meaningful?", The characters in the book spend their lives answering: The meaning does not lie in the position itself, but in who you protect and why you persist. Fu Bikang protects the mountains and rivers, Lin Wanning protects life, Fu Nian'an protects the road, and Lin Xiao protects the memory. Today, we can protect kindness, protect truth, protect innovation, and protect fairness in our respective fields. Because when we are lonely, we need to find spiritual companions. As you read this book, you join in a silent conversation. Talk to the trenches of 1943, talk to the construction sites of 1980, talk to the outposts of 2024. You will find: You are not struggling alone. I am not the first generation to face difficulties. I am not the last generation who needs to be protected. The resonance of "It turns out I'm not alone" is the most scarce spiritual comfort in this fragmented era. 4. When you open this book, you will experience three awakenings: The first: the awakening of the historical perspective - it turns out that history is not a cold list of events, but the life story of generations of people who use their body temperature to warm up. The second level: Awakening of self-awareness - It turns out that an ordinary person like me can also become a contemporary carrier of some great spirit. The third level: Awakening of the responsibility of the times - It turns out that "inheritance" is not about reciting dogma, but about letting the light of the past illuminate the path of today. 5. The best time to read • When you feel that life lacks meaning - this book will tell you that meaning lies in protecting others. • When you feel powerless against reality - this book will show that the deepest change often comes from the most lasting persistence. • When you need to make a big choice - this book reminds you that the criteria for choosing can be: eighty years from now, will anyone thank you for the choice you made today? • When you want to understand your parents or communicate with your children - this book builds a spiritual bridge for intergenerational dialogue. The Last Invitation At the end of "From Ordinary to Legend", there is an "everlasting lamp" burning quietly in Qinglong Ridge. It was not a real flame, but a spiritual symbol. The author Fu Nian'an wrote at the age of eighty-seven: "My father's life ended in 1943, but his spirit is realized in the lights of thousands of families today." The book itself is an ever-lasting light. It illuminates the past and allows us to see clearly where we came from. It illuminates the present and allows us to examine the present moment. It illuminates the future even more and makes us think: What kind of light will our generation ignite? What kind of spirit will it pass on to the world eighty years from now? So, open it up. On a quiet night, immerse yourself in this journey spanning eighty years. You will find that by the end, you will have closed more than just a book. What you open is a possibility - about how ordinary people can become torchbearers, about how individual lives can be integrated into eternal inheritance, about us today, and how to respond to those who have fought for us with their lives to achieve "today". The beacon will go out, but the eternal light of the spirit, once ignited in your heart, will never go out. This may be the deepest meaning of reading "From Ordinary to Legend" - let us still maintain the body temperature of the guardian in peaceful times; let us still hear the call of legend in ordinary life. --- "From Ordinary to Legendary" A spiritual journey spanning eighty years. A soul dialogue between ordinary people and heroes. A life experience that redefines "worthwhile" is here, waiting to meet you.

119 谍 Spy Harbin The Net Is Like ThisUrban467k Wordscompleted 18.4kReads9.3Score2.4kShelves

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This book is the best

121 汉 Han Qing, with 300,000 Troops, an Iron-Blooded Marshal and Warlord Saintess of the Yun ClanUrban338k Wordsongoing 2.3kReads—Score119Shelves

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122 汉 Han Qing, with 300,000 Followers, the Pinnacle of Iron-Bloodedness JunjiUrban429k Wordsongoing 8kReads—Score461Shelves

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123 抗 Anti-Japanese War: Who Said He Was a Mud-Legged Person? General Li Yunlong Whale MaydayHistorical664k Wordscompleted 3.3kReads7.2Score130Shelves

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Li Yunlong was reborn in 1937. Li Yunlong was reborn in 1940. Li Yunlong: The sound of cannons at Cangyunling was the prologue of his military life; Chu Yunfei's gift of sword was a reward for meeting his opponent; and the roar of Ping'an Grad was the most painful heartbreak in his life. See how Li Yunlong fights and kills enemies and makes up for his regrets! [Attention][Already planted][You will taste it carefully][Please update][You will taste it carefully]! !

124 抗 Anti-Japanese War: Li Yunlong with His Sword, Qigen Village Starts Whale MaydayUrban712k Wordscompleted 2.6kReads7.8Score108Shelves

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Li Yunlong was reborn in 1937. Li Yunlong was reborn in 1940. Li Yunlong: The sound of cannons at Cangyunling was the prologue of his military life; Chu Yunfei's gift of sword was a reward for meeting his opponent; and the roar of Ping'an Grad was the most painful heartbreak in his life. See how Li Yunlong fights and kills enemies and makes up for his regrets! [Attention][Already planted][You will taste it carefully][Please update][You will taste it carefully]! !

125 抗 In the War of Resistance, the Whole World Is Not the Royal Land Smell the InkUrban838k Wordsongoing 842Reads—Score103Shelves

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This one is very readable.

126 血 Blood Oath Journey YuyangziUrban1.8M Wordscompleted 8.1kReads9.1Score809Shelves

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A revolutionary war novel that truly presents historical facts

127 浴 Reborn from the Ashes: from Troubled Times to Glory The Cute Cat GodUrban1.0M Wordsongoing 20.7kReads9.2Score8.3kShelves

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A centenarian veteran of the Anti-Japanese War is reborn and returns to the Anti-Japanese War to save the country and the people. It is unsystematic, logically rigorous, and does not fall behind the wits. It is super good-looking! Friends who like the theme of anti-war spy war and rebirth must not miss it!

128 上 Shanghai 1938, Awakening to Infinite Space at the Beginning Spring Is Warm and FragrantUrban2.6M Wordsongoing 62.4kReads8.0Score5.3kShelves

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A must-read espionage story! The protagonist traveled through time and became the cannon fodder of the army. He possesses infinite space and has two golden fingers. He goes undercover with the code name "Screwdriver" and goes undercover No. 76. The flying screwdriver hits every target, killing Japanese and traitors without mercy; transporting materials through space to support the anti-Japanese war, playing pig and eating tiger in the cracks between the Japanese and puppets, the military command, and the underground party, and turning the extreme. There is no procrastination, the start is high-energy, the spy battle is full of tension, and the excitement is so dense that you can't stop! [Top post]

129 1 1940: the Life and Death Line of the Anti-Japanese War JianziUrban410k Wordsongoing 1.4kReads—Score153Shelves

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Realistic anti-Japanese writing, good👍

130 烽 The War Continues Again JianziUrban343k Wordsongoing 590Reads—Score—Shelves

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Realistic anti-Japanese writing, good👍

131 抗 Anti-Japanese War: Koi, Let's Run After the Merits Word Love CigarettesUrban1.6M Wordscompleted 21.5kReads8.9Score1.5kShelves

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The ending is a refreshing novel. If you like refreshing novels, read this book. This one is very good.

132 穿 Traveling Through the Long March Road, I Exchanged Steps for Supplies Amber RollingUrban299k Wordscompleted 2.9kReads5.8Score279Shelves

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Come show your face and grab a seat

135 土 Bandit Wu Liu Dao Mr. QiyanUrban2.1M Wordscompleted 16.8kReads9.0Score1.9kShelves

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Writing physical novels is very immersive.

137 铁 Iron Blood: the Immortality of Veterans Sanshi SanxianUrban561k Wordscompleted 675Reads—Score—Shelves

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From anti-Japanese resistance to liberation, it is true, detailed, and passionate. It is a true military historical novel rarely seen in Tomato, and a story of the growth of a veteran.

139 1 1938, Purification The Chicken Is ComingUrban1.3M Wordsongoing 1.4kReads5.8Score118Shelves

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140 致 Fatal Hallucination The Chicken Is Comingcompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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140 抗 Anti-Japanese War: One Man and One Dog Beat the Japanese Not CrazyUrban1.2M Wordsongoing 27.4kReads7.8Score2.8kShelves

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It's worth recommending, keep watching!

141 索 Death Orchid The Chicken Is Comingcompleted —Reads8.6Score—Shelves

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141 抗 Anti-Japanese War********** ongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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These books are all good-looking, with anti-Japanese war themes and relatively novel settings.

142 你 Have You Made It Three Times with Her? The Chicken Is Comingcompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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142 重 Reborn Warlord of the Republic of China: One Pound Per Second Is so Cool Novice MonkUrban774k Wordscompleted 721Reads5.9Score—Shelves

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These books are all good-looking, with anti-Japanese war themes and relatively novel settings.

143 喝 Drink. Brag. Die. The Chicken Is Comingcompleted —Reads8.6Score—Shelves

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143 抗 Anti-Japanese War: Drawing Out German Weapons Troops to Support the Battle of Nanjing Juqu Anzhou Who Likes LababuUrban1.2M Wordsongoing 565Reads5.4Score—Shelves

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These books are all good-looking, with anti-Japanese war themes and relatively novel settings.

144 一 Blockbuster The Chicken Is Comingcompleted —Reads8.6Score—Shelves

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