The Iron-Blooded Strategist in the War of Resistance

The book title was mistaken for "The Iron-Blooded Moron of the Anti-Japanese War".

To put it simply, it feels like after the protagonist traveled back in time, the Eighth Route Army became incredibly powerful. Whenever the protagonist was in battle, they were either routed or completely annihilated! It seems like the protagonist only saw the Japanese army as equipment and had absolutely no common sense!

I've only read two chapters, and well, it's kind of insulting to my intelligence. Mindless military novels are poisonous weeds! The one I'm currently following, "Return My Homeland to the Anti-Japanese War," has much better writing and a more reliable plot.

Comment: No matter how much merit he makes, the protagonist is just a regimental commander. Then why did you write it so impressively?

He's still only at the regimental level after a thousand chapters, despite having more merit than anyone else, being valued and praised by every leader, yet still not being promoted.

The protagonist is awesome, always winning with fewer troops, either annihilating them completely or severely damaging them. The Japanese army is like a bunch of idiots, and the Eighth Route Army is even more powerful than the well-trained Japanese army.

I couldn't stand looking at more than two pictures; it felt insulting to my intelligence.

This is trashy novel; writing part-time work is an insult to revolutionary martyrs.

What is this? It only reaches the Northeast at the very end! This novel is incoherent and disjointed. Terrible! Terrible! Terrible!

It's quite good if you don't think too much about it; it's a very light read. But for someone like me who's been reading for over a decade, it's not extremely toxic, but it's still too much for me, so I'm out.