Logistics Director After the War

A novel should at least have a proper structure with climaxes, developments, and resolutions! All the plot transitions are abrupt. For example, the wealthy heiress described at the beginning—who seemed like the female lead—turns out to be a minor character, then turns out to be the female lead. And the protagonist, upon transmigrating, immediately begins dedicating his life to a cause—the tone sounds lofty, but none of it makes sense!

If we were to rank the worst novels about the War of Resistance against Japan, this one would definitely be in the top three. What's baffling is that this novel is actually being recommended here. Qidian, the leading platform in the novel industry, how could you do something like this? Anyone who has read this novel, please be the judge.

Someone who can easily counterfeit money would be sent to be a low-ranking soldier? And a multi-talented firearms expert at that! That's utter bullshit! If the protagonist said he could build an atomic bomb, would he be put under house arrest?

It's making me lose my mind. They traveled back in time and actually did it themselves? Even if they did it themselves, by the time they'd built a whole regiment's worth of equipment, they'd probably be fighting the Korean War.

This book was incredibly frustrating to read. Our senior colleague, regardless of the circumstances at the time, couldn't possibly have been subjected to such frequent demotions and dismissals. Didn't his superiors consider his feelings? Putting aside other factors, he had met people at the top; didn't those people know his capabilities? It was truly infuriating.

Author, why did you have to write an older woman as the protagonist's wife? Wouldn't a mature, older woman have been better? Sigh.

Sigh, it's nothing at all. From beginning to end, it's a complete mess. It feels like the author had a lot to write about, but couldn't express it all; it's just a bunch of rubbish. There are no exciting moments, and no clear focus...

What use is it to manufacture guns and cannons when the industrial sector is weak? Even though China could manufacture cannons at the time, what could it do? After a major war, war preparations were exhausted, and production capacity couldn't keep up. Germany used 20 billion bullets and tens of millions of artillery shells, yet only killed a few million soldiers, including prisoners.

Where can I report this? After reading books for so many years, this one is truly disgusting, but I can't stand it!

I really like the style of this book. Although it has its system, it's about being humble and quietly doing its own thing, striving to be a small pebble in the face of history, trying to steer things a little in the right direction. But when one's own strength is insufficient, one becomes part of the road, preventing it from veering too far off course and paving the way for the future.