Bloodied Mountains and Rivers

Although I know this is a novel and these are fictional events, the author's writing and the descriptions still moved me to tears! All my votes are here.

I used to think I was a strong person. I used to think I was just watching a melodramatic soap opera. I used to think it was silly to cry while reading a book. Damn it! The author made me question my existence! Made me read a tragic novel! Made me cry buckets! Made me stupid! I'm cursing you! 'Author'! Rekindled my passion! Made me want to carry a gun and kill my love interest! You know I'm afraid of death!

I was unemployed for a long time. During that time, I frequented various pharmaceutical conferences in Ningbo to earn some pocket money. The first time was when someone dragged me to a conference at a five-star hotel. I checked in, signed in, took my seat, and everything was fine.

I demand the author compensate me with tissues. It's been a long time since I've read this type of novel; some authors write things like absurd dramas. I stumbled upon this one, and now I'm using far more tissues at home. It's a great book; although the author is a bit verbose, the little characters brought tears to my eyes.

I strongly recommend the author check out Chou Niu 1985's masterpiece of anti-Japanese war literature. It's non-stop entertainment, with a single plot point dragging on for chapters before you even see the conclusion. The data, dialogue, and narration are simply excessive. The sheer amount of padding is remarkable!

It's understandable that Han Tang suddenly ended his story. After writing for so long, the author must have poured a lot of emotion into it. Ahem... According to rumors, Han Tang cried all night yesterday while holding his computer. So readers, please understand Han Tang and hopefully continue to support his next work!

This is so awkward to watch. The Japanese aren't called "Japanese devils," they're called the Imperial Army. Create a Black Hawk Army. The Nationalist Army was called the Wang Guo Army. These titles are really awkward to read.

Author, I really don't know what to say. What is Black Hawk? What is Guicheng? What are the Wang Guoren? Couldn't you just say Nationalist Army, Japanese devils, or Shanghai? I dropped the story after the first chapter.

This book is unreadable; I tear up with every chapter. I was reading it on my phone on the street, it was so embarrassing!

It is indeed difficult to continue writing! Everyone is aware of the current situation, and many now know that the actual circumstances of the War of Resistance Against Japan were not as portrayed in propaganda. Continuing to write would inevitably involve writing against my conscience, thus deviating from reality and the original intentions of most readers. With this article, I pay tribute to the Chinese martyrs who sacrificed their lives to defend their country!