I Am an Artilleryman in the War of Resistance

Reading and listening to a book becomes boring after 100 chapters. Lack of money and passion, lack of money and blood 😰 Scholars should learn to write well. There is still a long way to go😴

It's getting more and more dramatic. How do you use a mortar to hit a plane? Don't tell me that you installed a radio proximity fuse. How can the mortar hit the plane so accurately? Moreover, the plane is diving down at a speed of hundreds of kilometers per hour. How to fight, you need to know the direction and angle of the aircraft in advance, and place the mortars in advance, and the mortars cannot move like anti-aircraft guns. This technical difficulty is no less than that of modern anti-missile weapons.

First, the positioning of the protagonist. Since he traveled through time, has he ever seen Bright Sword? According to the known conditions (the performance when meeting Captain Li), he should have watched the TV series. So, does the protagonist remember it clearly or not? (Everyone who has seen it knows that Ergen was killed by the Japanese after he fired the mortar. The advantages of the time traveler cannot be experienced at all here.) Secondly, the protagonist's ability. The physical data seems to be very random, sometimes he is awesome, sometimes he is weak. Finally, my personal feeling is that the protagonist seems to be a bit disrespectful and very dramatic.

I discovered this book earlier and thought it was pretty good, so I kept it. When it was almost full, I started killing it. When I read it, I was full of expectations. I almost saw it with embarrassment. There was no typo in any of the chapters. When it came to chapter 482, the name of the chapter was Fang Yi, it turned out that all the references in it were Zhang Yi. I really couldn't stand it anymore. I think there was a buddy who corrected the mistakes throughout the whole process. Didn't the author do something? ***If I could have such support from book fans when writing a book, I would have to check it when I upload it later.

When I first saw the title, I thought of two kilograms of sweet potato roasting.

Today's Anti-Japanese War novels are getting worse and worse. They don't have that touch, nor the hardships of the Anti-Japanese War, nor the feeling of hard-won peace. They are tasteless.

Judging from the title of the book, you are an artillery soldier. Don't always want to kill Japanese soldiers and go to the front line. Even the company commander looks like a primary school student. Soldiers obey orders and obey orders. You don't have to calculate this or this or this or everything else, including food, shelter, drink, and everything else. Now the first battalion, now the second battalion, now the commandos, now the cavalry company, are everywhere pulling up the hills. Artillerymen should act like artillerymen and hit wherever they are ordered to. When the protagonist is not here, people are still very good with mountain artillery, mortars, and Italian artillery. If you can't teach a qualified one after coming here for a few months, what's the use of you as the protagonist? Believe it or not, this system can make a pig fly. Li Yunlong must have had a grudge against you in his previous life😄.

The Italian gun in Bright Sword is actually a French 1897 field gun. France's main artillery during World War I. Not Italian artillery.

This artillery school... What are you teaching, brother? The whole process is physical training. How about systematic training? At least range measurement and range mapping. Teach them how to shoot accurately, how to defend against artillery, and how to fight artillery. Okay! Author, you don't have this skill yourself, you can just search it on Baidu. Hurry up and the main character was written by you yourself. There is no sense of superiority at all.

This book is becoming less and less intelligent. The artillery company commander always attacks like an infantryman, especially the sharp artilleryman. Is this because he is worried that the enemy will not be able to kill him? Delivered to your door?

Just a rant, I hope the author can see it. This book describes too many other people, from Li Yunlong at the beginning to Zhang Dabiao at the end, who appear more frequently than the protagonist. Since I have written a system and am writing about the protagonist, the artilleryman, I should focus on the main points and distinguish the priorities.

Does the author have a misunderstanding about the duties of military officers in the army? The highest person who usually leads a charge is the company commander. The duty of the battalion commander should be to assign offensive tasks and assign the appropriate companies to the most suitable tasks And can you be a battalion-level instructor if you are good at fists and feet? It's already the age of firearms, okay? Is it true that a monk can fight? If he can fight, he can become an instructor of a battalion? Individual tactics, squad tactics, company and platoon tactics are all focused, can he lead hundreds of people no matter how strong his individual soldier is? It goes without saying how precious the technical arms are. The previous protagonist has been thinking about charging on the front line. Would someone as skilled as Li Yunlong agree?

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The blueprints were of no use as the conditions at the time were so poor that it couldn't be built at all.

Generally speaking, it's good, but in the recent plot, the infantry cannon fired three consecutive rounds directly into the firing hole of the turret. It's a bit of a drama. I don't have any problem with you throwing thirty grenades into the firing hole, but if you fire the artillery directly into the firing hole, I don't think so. . .

When there are cannons and shells, the protagonist asked the recruit squad leader to command the two cannons, and he took the gun and went to the front line to fire. Ding Wei actually agreed and sent the best gunner to the front line to fire. Haha.

No cheating! Goldfinger doesn't improve much. It can't be exchanged for equipment, and it doesn't open the industrial system. It's equivalent to watching Bright Sword again.

After reading dozens of chapters, the main character has no presence and is completely supporting. Goldfinger is of no use, so I just mentioned it at the beginning. Can the author give some motivation? Is it possible for the protagonist to be promoted to an independent position through meritorious service?

The reason why this drama is filmed and watched is that it is at least enjoyable. It would be too depressing to film based entirely on the history of the Anti-Japanese War, and there would be few themes. Personally, I feel that if the golden finger were slightly bigger, without the golden finger, no time traveler would be able to achieve good results, and it would be difficult to survive.

Since the male protagonist of this book traveled through time and became a pillar, wouldn't he look like a pillar? In other words, it doesn't look good, right? . .

At that time, China had drawings to support it. Could it be manufactured?

There is a shortage of books right now. Are there any good Anti-Japanese War novels to share?

Since I am writing about artillery, I would like to recommend to the author an artillery literacy book that can be found as a starting point - Iron and Steel: A History of Chinese Artillery's Anti-Japanese War

It's better not to write. With your update rate, one or two a month, you think you are a red-haired monster?

It's such a shame that this book is so bad

Support the author, the reason why people are human is because they need dignity and principles! ! ! ! ! Otherwise, what's the difference between them and animals?

The front part is very nice, but the back part is very dull. Anyway, Liu Gen's appearance rate is very low. There are not ten pictures. One picture is about him, all of them are supporting characters.

Why is there no update? Are you a eunuch?

It's been a long time since I've seen it and I've just updated about 20 photos. Is this cool?

Alas, what a pity. Liu Gen. I like this person very much. Why