Infinite Implantation

I admit, it's written very realistically, but there's absolutely no satisfying moment. It just portrays the Japanese as beasts, which everyone knows. Can't novels just skip the historical narrative? The protagonist is far too useless.

They've entered the palace. 😴

There's a problem with the character setup... A veteran soldier who could fight Japanese professional soldiers hand-to-hand with bayonets couldn't defeat a few ronin (thugs) and was constantly on the defensive. The protagonist, who fought to the death in Nanjing for ten days, despised traitors and then wanted to desert, his personality becoming a complete mess—cowardly and afraid of death.

This is documentary literature, not a time-travel novel. It's a novel that doesn't make you very happy after reading it; at most, you might add it to your collection.

What a pity, the departure of a book

I thought it was a good book, but it requires memorization? 😅 Dude, are you recording history?

By the middle of the trip, I had no idea how many main characters there were; had I mixed things up?

The tip wouldn't amount to much, I'll just switch to Android to read your book, Apple is just too much.

Well, I'm just a struggling college student, keep going! Let me recommend something else to you.

What a talented creator! I'll bookmark this and come back to appreciate it later! Best wishes! 🤝