The Guerrilla Captain

The character of the protagonist is too scumbag, he usually talks a lot, and after going to the battlefield, he is soft and has sex. He has fought a few times, and now he still doubts himself. Such a guy is despised👎, and he is worse than a woman. Don't waste your time, at least be a normal person. It's so normal to write a protagonist like this and get poor grades in the book. After all, men can't stand this guy, and this is a male video...

Have you ever thought about what would happen if you (an ordinary person) suddenly arrived on the battlefield of the Anti-Japanese War? I don't need answers from keyboard warriors and hot-tongued people here. What I need is the deepest answer from my heart? There are just a few outcomes: desertion, being too scared to do anything, heroically killing the enemy, surrendering, and being a traitor. I have thought about this issue many years ago. It is estimated that the number of heroically killing the enemy is probably but not more than 1%. I will definitely not become a traitor because it is too embarrassing. And I also know that the war of resistance will be won, the traitors will be liquidated, and some of them will escape. The premise of the probability is that if there is no supervising team behind you, you will not be shot. If someone around you surrenders, you are guaranteed to surrender too. The chance of being scared is the highest, because most of us have never been exposed to guns. As a person who grew up in a rural area, I at least played with explosive detonators when I was a child. Now I set off firecrackers every year. Big cities don't even let you set off firecrackers. Not to mention that many people miss even simple running in military training all year round. Those who say they kill the enemy heroically are people who feel good about themselves. Most of us blow on the air conditioner, drink tea and act as keyboard warriors every day. Are there any differences between us and the scholars of the Donglin Party in Jiangnan in the late Ming Dynasty? They drank wine on the flower boat every day and talked about how to govern the country. As a result, they were the quickest to surrender when the Manchus came over. In Soldier Assault, Cheng Cai deserted in the old exercise A. In fact, I believe there will be many soldiers like Cheng Cai when war suddenly occurs, because they have not been exposed to actual combat. The pressure of actual combat is completely different from the pressure of exercises, and it is easy for people to collapse, especially in such a peaceful environment now. Do most people dare to fight? Don't just talk about it, but fight in real life, fight in school, fight in society, if you don't even dare to fight and dare to go to the battlefield to kill the enemy, you won't even be able to deceive yourself!

To be honest, there is a reason why this book did not do well. As a modern person, even if I am a homebody, I have been exposed to various kinds of information, and I should have some understanding of the cruelty of war. But the protagonist traveled back in time and was a weakling himself. He was still a guerrilla who had to drill into ravines to practice his leg skills, but he refused to practice. Was it because he thought he would not die quickly enough?

There is no sense of immersion in this book. After reading the first few dozen chapters, I wanted to kill the protagonist, let alone immerse myself in it.

What's disgusting is that a keyboard warrior who knows nothing teaches a veteran of many battles how to fight. How can such a book be promoted?

I don't dare to comment casually now, for fear that someone will call me Xiu'er. They used the Fang Tian Painting Halberd to peel apples for me, the Imperial Jade Seal to smash walnuts, the nine-tooth rake and comb to separate the middle parts, the dragon chair to sit on, and the exquisite pagoda to cup me. The most terrifying time was when someone used Taishang Laojun's Bagua stove to roast two big kidneys for me, and said: Here comes my brother

Some people say that such a protagonist is real and a real hammer. Really travel with your mobile phone? Real, then you write documentary literature, what kind of time-travel novels? Writing a protagonist is like a fool. Do you know what the attitude was towards intellectuals in that era? When the team leader first chose intellectuals, didn't he know about the common problems among intellectuals? Does that attitude sound like the captain's consciousness? It's not as enlightened as the people below. Also, would the superiors arrange for inexperienced intellectuals to come down below? Do you think the leader is a fool?

We are here to read a cool article. The author made the pig's feet look so useless. It's really your strength that persuades you to quit. Even if you are a keyboard warrior, you should have the instinct to avoid danger. After knowing that you have traveled back in time to the Anti-Japanese War, you still look like a spectator when you see an airplane. I really don't know what to say. Anyway, I've only read two chapters, and I won't read the rest of it, no matter how well written it is.

The protagonist is really a waste, good for nothing, self-righteous, arrogant, selfish, these negative things can be found in him

I want to ask my brother who has finished reading, what the hell is Wang Zi and Chang You in the first few dozen chapters? Which novel is this? Change the name of the protagonist and continue the deception?