War of Resistance: Flames of War Across the Land
抗日之烽火连天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Anti-Japanese War
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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I Was Once a Guest Beneath Luoyang's Blossoms
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Many people might like it, but I feel the language is too concise, making the characters less fleshed out.
If a time-travel novel doesn't feature cheat codes, then it depends on what you're writing. Realism? You might as well just read history books. Can your writing be as realistic as history? Don't even mention a cheat code; having a powerful backer wouldn't be an exaggeration.
A truly excellent book. It's a shame it was abandoned. This is the first novel I've read from beginning to end, word for word. Although some parts are a bit exaggerated, overall it's excellent. 😭😭😭 I don't think I'll ever find another book on the anti-Japanese war theme this good.
Honestly, even if you traveled back in time without any special abilities, history would still be pretty much the same. Nothing could be changed.
Books about the Republic of China era are no longer allowed to be written; certain people's affairs cannot be discussed.
What use would you be if you traveled back to the War of Resistance Against Japan without any special abilities? Even without them, you'd need to be at least a war zone commander, and someone whose word is law. Otherwise, you'd be useless. Don't argue, and don't treat revolutionary martyrs like fools.
This book truly revolutionized my understanding of modern warfare. As a non-military enthusiast from a peaceful country, my understanding has always been that ambush equals extremely low casualties and total annihilation, engagement distances are similar to games like Counter-Strike and CrossFire, and standard deployment means machine guns upgraded to the squad level, infantry artillery upgraded…
It's a pity he didn't continue writing, but health reasons couldn't be ignored. This book's style elevated my appreciation of Japanese literature to a new level; it's truly painful not having similar books to read. The author might consider writing about less risky historical periods in the future, such as the late Qing Dynasty.
I think the writing is terrible, and the plot made me want to vomit. I personally feel it's extremely toxic. At the very least, the author portrays a very humble mentality. If you can't go on a killing spree after time-traveling, what's the point of time-traveling at all? Maybe it's related to people's realistic mentality! There's no point, no novelty.
The best novel written about the War of Resistance Against Japan. It's such a pity...