The Iron-Blooded and Wise General Who Resisted Japan

The title of the book refers to the iron-blooded and mentally retarded people who resisted Japan.

How can I put it this way? It feels like after the protagonist travels to the past, the Eighth Route Army is awesome. As long as the protagonist fights, he can either escape or be completely annihilated! It feels like the Japanese army is just equipment in the eyes of the protagonist, without any common sense!

I just read two chapters. Well, it seems a bit insulting to my IQ. Brainless military literature is a poisonous weed! The book I am currently following, Return of the War Against Japan, is better written and has a more believable plot.

Evaluation: No matter how great his achievements are, the protagonist is just a leader. Then why do you write so well?

After a thousand chapters, he is still at the regiment level, and his contribution is greater than anyone else. Every leader values ​​​​him, and everyone praises him, but he is not promoted.

The protagonist is awesome, defeating more with less every time, either annihilating them all or inflicting heavy losses. The Japanese army acted like fools, and the Eighth Route Army was more powerful than the well-trained Japanese army.

I couldn't stand it after watching two of them. It's a bit insulting to my IQ.

Rubbish novel, part-time job is insulting the revolutionary martyrs.

Read it without thinking, it's really good, Xiaobai. But for me, a veteran of more than ten years, it's not extremely poisonous, but it's still unbearable and I ran away.

Mauser 1898, Zhongzheng rifle, M24 grenade, Mauser 1896 shell gun, ZB-26 Czech light machine gun, Taisho 11 light machine gun, horse Keqin water-cooled heavy machine gun (Civilian 24), chicken-neck 92 heavy machine gun, Taisho 10-year grenades, 60 and 82 mortars, 92 rifle, 150 field War heavy artillery... A familiar weapon in the Anti-Japanese War, watch "Eight Thousand Miles of Railway and Blood"

What is this? I didn't hit the Northeast until I reached the end. This novel has no beginning and no end. Bad review, bad review, bad review.

Brother, the author, napalm bombs only existed in the United States at that time, and the Japanese have always been victims of this stuff. You need to do your research!!

The most unbearable thing is that you don't take your comrades' lives as your own. What a scumbag.

Alas, I lost interest after reading a few chapters. Did the Japanese army become the captain of the transport brigade?

It feels like even the 10 marshals are not as good at fighting as you, no brainer.

We have to rely on our Sichuan and Yunnan troops to fight the Japanese. I'm right, right?

Did you find the script for the anti-Japanese drama here?

I'm almost finished reading it, and it's clear that it was sewn together from other places. The preface doesn't match the postscript. The author himself doesn't know what he's writing, or it could be said that dozens of authors wrote it together.

The large number of mountain artillery makes me dumbfounded. There are only so many mountain artillery in one mountain artillery regiment of the Japanese army, not to mention that even standing divisions rarely have independent mountain artillery regiments. I personally think it is better to have more mountain artillery.

Are they all brigade commanders or regimental commanders?

An iron-blooded man, protect your family and country!

I heard it's been a thousand chapters, but he's still just a lieutenant colonel!

I'm thinking that it might not be a bad thing if we go to Southeast Asia in the later stages.

Is there no squadron under the Japanese brigade?