The Mighty Army of Blazing Fire

I usually like to read pirated copies, but this time I came across this rare and good book. I was afraid that the author would be a eunuch, so I subscribed. Good books are rare. I thought back when I read "The Deserter" and there was no follow-up, I felt unhappy for a long time.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a good book that makes people admire me so enthusiastically 👍 I remember my grandpa telling me about the Anti-Japanese War when I was a kid, and the scene when my grandpa lifted up his clothes to show me the bayonet holes and bullet holes! That period of time was really not the flowers in front of the moon as the Anti-Japanese War drama said!

For a bookworm who has been a bookworm for more than ten years, this book is a surprise. It was recommended by a group of friends. I thought it was a fire-fighting novel based on the title, but after reading the introduction, it was just so-so. But after I started reading the book yesterday and caught up this morning, I discovered that this is a great book that has been seriously underestimated. Why do you say that? First of all: The author's writing style is sophisticated, his language skills are very solid, and his character creation is very successful. Not only do we see the author's male protagonist, he is passionate but not reckless, upright but not pretentious, and can grow up quickly. Li Dayandou, Goudan, etc. Are all very eye-catching. Each character is so lifelike and has its own outstanding points. However, this does not overwhelm the main character, but is the icing on the cake. The character creation is very skillful. It's like watching TV, it's very exciting. This directly caused me to stay up late last night and didn't get a good rest. As a result, I was delayed in cooking for the baby. Secondly, the author writes about the growth history of a small character in the war years. He does not overly give the male protagonist a golden finger. It is very appropriate to the background of the times. He also does not deliberately create a silly plot where the Japanese are torn apart by his own hands because he wants the readers to read it happily. The plot is very reasonable, and the author must have done his homework carefully. The establishment of that era, etc. Are just nouns to readers, but the author lacks serious effort to look up the information, and this can be seen. The author allows the protagonist and his teammates to get to know each other little by little, trust each other, and achieve each other. This is a very passionate story. The author tells it very well. I hope the author can continue to tell this wonderful story. Finally, regarding the update, I caught up with the progress and found out that the book is still 300,000 words long, so the follow-up will be very long. Come on, author, and update. One update every day is not enough. Please update more, please do your best.

I was so drunk and it was so frustrating to watch. I was still able to watch it at the beginning, but I regretted it after I fully subscribed. I went from being a guerrilla to a battalion commander, but I was picked off peaches, and then I was promoted in a garbage camp. I wrote that I was poisoned to death by a group of subordinates, and then I was sent down to fight as a guerrilla. I couldn't bear it once or twice, and I came here three times, fuck! I got bored and gave up.

I came across this article by chance and it felt like a treasure. . It's been a long time since I've read such a rigorously researched article. How can I say it? This is one of the best anti-war articles I've ever read. There are no exaggerated and unrealistic contents, everything is down to earth and real. The protagonist does not have that kind of magical golden finger given by various authors who transcend the scope of the times. Many small characters are also flesh and blood and vividly appear on the page. A grand picture of the times is unfolding before our eyes. I hope the author will not forget his original intention and finish this book well. I look forward to the day when this book will become a god.

Come on, there are finally people who are serious about writing articles about the Anti-Japanese War. Don't be arrogant, don't be cheating, and be real. Come on

The writing is very detailed and the pace is acceptable. The military description can be omitted.

It was boring to see the protagonist change troops. Although I understood the policy of the Eighth Route Army at that time, I really didn't enjoy it. Every time I develop a good team and then be led by someone else, I feel like a coolie, always being picked off by others. Novels about the Anti-Japanese War are getting worse and worse. Forget it, I'll stop reading this category in the future to avoid depression.

The one who wrote Eighth Route? There is no denying our party's achievements in resisting Japan! I just want to read a novel with a purely positive anti-Japanese theme that has nothing to do with our party!

There is so much nonsense! The entire chapter is basically filled with the author's emotions and Che Zhulun's words going back and forth. A common problem of typical novice writers: when they catch one thing, they sigh and explain it over and over again, as if the reader will not understand it without explanation. I have no idea that the most important thing about an online article is the storyline. It really depends on your feelings, you might as well read the military combat report.