
War of Resistance: Flames of War Across the Land
抗日之烽火连天
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War of Resistance
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I Was Once a Guest Beneath Luoyang's Blossoms
I put this list together in my spare time to recommend some good books I've read. Fellow readers, feel free to suggest more. As a rule, I don't recommend books under 500,000 words. I won't start a story that's too short, since waiting is the most painful part. I'm pretty selective. I'll definitely check out anything you recommend, but whether it makes the list depends on its quality. After all, I haven't even added my own books to the list _(눈_눈」∠)_ Lastly, I read both male- and female-oriented
A 15-Year Veteran Reader Who Only Reads the Good Stuff
I only include books I can actually get through. Get out of here, you rotten fish and shrimp! My rating scale: 70 means a book is readable, but has no particular standout features and nothing that takes me out of the story. I deduct points for flaws and add them for strengths. The score is mostly subjective. An 80 or higher means there's something truly remarkable about it, while 90 or higher means it's a timeless work. That's all.
A Moment of Pleasure
[New list, please follow!] Most of these are books I've read, but fellow readers can recommend books too. The point of this list is to share with one another, so I won't limit it to books I've read. I'll also include recommendations from other readers and books from outside Qidian~
Worth a Read
At least they're readable.
Books. I Just Realized This Isn't Really a Reading List
Just browsing. As a twelve-year veteran bookworm, I can guarantee these are worth a look. Is the reason hardly anyone follows this list really that the description isn't catchy enough? I have no idea how to write reviews or descriptions.
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Anime and Otaku
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A Chance Encounter, Maybe Fate!
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A Twelve-Year Veteran Reader
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Many people may like it, but I think the language is a bit too concise and the characters are not fleshed out enough.
If the time-travel novel doesn't involve cheating, then it depends on what you write. Is it realistic? Then why not read a history book? Can what you write be as authentic as a history book? It's not too much to say that you have golden thighs even if you have golden fingers. If you have traveled through time and space, even if you only have special forces or military command experience, it is unlikely to be of any use. In World War II, where so many people died, only population and resources are real. A little experience is nothing but how much use can you order?
A truly great book. What a pity eunuch. This is the first book that I read from beginning to end. A novel that has been read word for word. Although it is a bit exaggerated in some places. But overall very good. 😭😭😭I don't think I can find such a good anti-Japanese themed book again.
To be honest, if you travel through the past without a golden finger, it will still be almost the same as history. Can't change anything
Letters of the Republic of China are no longer allowed to be written, and certain people's affairs cannot be mentioned.
What's the point of going through the Anti-Japanese War if you don't give me a golden finger? If you don't have a golden finger, you must at least be a theater commander, and he must keep his word. Otherwise the past is of no use. Don't refute, and don't treat the revolutionary martyrs as fools.
This book can be said to have truly shattered my understanding of modern warfare. As a non-military lover of a peaceful country. My personal understanding has always been that ambush = ultra-low casualties and total annihilation, the engagement distance is similar to games such as CS and CF, and the normal configuration = machine guns are strengthened to the squad, infantry artillery is strengthened to the platoon, tanks are strengthened to the company, battalion air support, and low-density artillery ≈ no damage, etc. Plus there is little understanding of modern warfare logistics. Although I can clearly tell that eight hundred miles kill the enemy with one shot, I can't feel anything when I see "go around behind the enemy's rear, suddenly fire, and the enemy troops are completely wiped out before they can react." Until I read this book and consciously came into contact with some information. Finally, I can no longer read most of the Modern Warfare texts. This emm, it can barely be considered a good thing. It is better to be painful and sober than to be happy and confused. Then there is the tactical literacy of grassroots soldiers and officers. The previous understanding was that all soldiers in the world were the same, only the equipment differed. The rest is up to the commander. Now that I think about it, it's just what I thought. As for pounce, it comes naturally. What I have mentioned above are all the advantages of this book in my opinion. Let's talk about the shortcomings. 1. , , ... Don't tell me that it doesn't exist. This kind of information would have been sprayed to death in other books. A battle summary paragraph can be repeated two or three times in several directions. So much so that a battle can last dozens of chapters. It can only be said that all the top writers who create templates will be criticized. 2... Please add some more, thank you.
It's a pity not to continue writing, but health reasons cannot be ignored. The style of this book has brought my appreciation of Japanese to a new level. It's really painful to not have books of the same type to read. In the future, the author may consider choosing a risk-free historical period to write in, such as the late Qing Dynasty.
I think the writing is too poor, and the plot made me want to vomit. I personally feel it is very poisonous. At least I feel that the author describes a humble mentality. You can't kill people in time travel, but you still wear a hair. Maybe it has something to do with people's real mentality! Without that point, there is no sense of freshness. If you go through a war of resistance, you will be very poisonous at the beginning. The characters are all strong, but you can't care about them. You can only shadow the wall, and there is no fucking point. It feels like it is just a piece of shit and can't be put on the stage. The storyline is like a brain-dead cerebral palsy! Could it be that you can't make an outline and be willful to a certain level?
The best anti-war novel ever written. . It's really a pity