Blood-Stained Rivers and Mountains

I'm not interested in being an official, but can I command those soldiers if I'm not an official?

It's more of a drama, Pig's Foot led seven defeated soldiers to eliminate more than fifty Japanese troops...

I have read more than a hundred chapters, but I really can't read it. It's seriously off topic. As a special forces king, he actually left the concept of special operations behind in the 21st century. Why don't you wear a bird? It would be better to write it as an ordinary military cadet reborn. You wrote this book poorly. Originally the idea of ​​returning to the Soviet area to fight guerrillas was a good one, but you wrote it badly. It was really bad.

Fantastic article? The 74th Division was reorganized into the direct line of the Central Army. After being strengthened by your protagonist, he gave old Chiang Kai-shek many faces. He himself is the colonel leader of the Heroic Regiment. Pay attention here. You wrote the Heroic Regiment yourself, Wang Yaowu's confidant and favorite general, and a regimental commander with a big-picture perspective. Sent to fight guerrillas behind enemy lines? ? ? ? ? To die? ? ? ? Which officer would send his trusted generals to fight guerrillas behind enemy lines? You might as well just write to join our party from the beginning. I won't say it before. Although it's a little bit toxic, it's understandable that you're from a special forces background. But I don't understand this twist, especially when you're going to be your subordinate's subordinate, the third detachment of the regional guerrillas? From the group leader to the platoon leader? Awesome? The official rose higher and higher. When writing about the Kuomintang's military system, please take a good look at what kind of treatment is given to the direct descendants of the Central Military Forces? Let's study history carefully without referring to history. Can we respect history? You, a Kuomintang unit, sent the head of your main regiment to fight guerrillas? Let me remind you, do you know about the Wannan Incident of the New Fourth Army of the Anti-Japanese War?

The cruelty of war is there, but the portrayal of people is too bad. After reading the first hundred chapters, I found that Pig's Foot always sends his comrades to death, and does not teach them fighting skills and survival skills. Is Pig's Foot's view of history shit? He is still the king of special forces. It is simply a shame for a time traveler.

Damn it, you have no common sense at all, how can you see a person's head directly from 500 meters away? How did you see it without a telescope? A group of defeated soldiers with less than 100 people and a small team of Japanese soldiers started fighting 500 meters apart. Who saw them? Have you checked the range of World War II rifles? What about writing a divine drama?

To be honest, this is quite realistic in today's military novels. You also said that you would travel back in time to defy heaven and earth. I want to change the entire Chinese battlefield with one person's power. The protagonist is just a little man with some abilities who can only rely on his life and his troops to fight the Japanese on battlefields one after another. Each battlefield is described very well. Every supporting character is written so hard to move. The real situation may be even crueler than what is written. Although every brother and supporting character has been written to death, it is just like the protagonist said. It's finally time to rest. No more facing Japanese heavy artillery planes.

Everything was fine up front, but from the moment I was transferred to fight guerrillas behind enemy lines, I just wrote nonsense.

Damn it, the war has been going on, there has been no rest, there is no plot in life at all, don't you feel the readers' senses are tired after the war has been going on? What do you think?

I doubt what the author was thinking. He has over 600 photos and is still a group leader.