Blood-Soaked Escape
浴血逃兵
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Anti-Japanese War
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Come on Just finished reading it; very realistic; I support the author; the most impactful book on the War of Resistance Against Japan I've read this year.
I'm not reading anymore, it's boring and it's really painful to read. The female lead was written like this, and people in their 20s with low psychological resilience will feel terrible after reading this chapter!
It's all about "Bright Sword," and even if it were just about the sword itself, it has to include a system.
Running five kilometers in an hour fully armed? I'd believe a couch potato could walk five kilometers in an hour empty-handed, but soldiers are at this level? Is the marching speed calculated based on the author's own after-dinner stroll? 😡
Chapter 13: The Poison Retreats! Here's why; I don't know if it will be deleted: 1. The protagonist, a graduate of the Whampoa Military Academy (a close confidant of Chiang Kai-shek), was convicted of desertion and thrown into a suicide squad without ever having participated in combat? Was this persecution or was there another reason? It's unclear, and there's been no foreshadowing.
It's normal for a rich kid or an ordinary farmer to be unaccustomed to killing. But you started out as a top military academy student, unbeatable in martial arts, and your first kill was supposedly done by a Japanese soldier? You're underestimating military academies back then. With years of war, even a farmer wouldn't be afraid to kill a Japanese soldier. It's a waste of time.
The protagonist is portrayed as too virtuous and righteous. Doesn't he care about the lives of his men? His troops, after only three months of replenishment and reorganization, were able to fight such fierce battles and annihilate large numbers of Japanese soldiers. China wouldn't have needed to fight for eight years. 30 Million people wouldn't have died.
Hooray for the ending! I did feel the ending was a bit rushed, but this time, unlike other novels that always leave me feeling sad for a long time after they end, I wasn't too upset. Overall, though, the book was still pretty good. I'm also grateful to the author and Feng E for their companionship over the years. I hope we'll meet again someday!
This ending is indeed a bit disappointing. The beginning was really well-written, but it ended abruptly. Is that all? Author, come out and take your punishment! 🤫
After reading the first few chapters, I noticed some people saying that the protagonist, a graduate of the Whampoa Military Academy, kills people like this. I checked and it seems to be true. Students at the Whampoa Military Academy all experience combat during their time there, and many people die in each class.