The Mighty Army of Blazing Fire

I usually enjoy reading pirated books, but this time I came across a rare gem – a truly good book. Afraid the author might abandon it, I subscribed. Good books are hard to come by! Back in the day, I felt uneasy for a long time after reading "The Deserter in the Flames of War" ended without a sequel.

It's been a long time since I've read such a wonderful book that ignites my passion 👍. It reminds me of when my grandfather told me about the War of Resistance against Japan when I was a child, and I remember him lifting his shirt to show me the bayonet holes and bullet holes! That period was definitely not the romantic, moonlit nights depicted in those war dramas!

As a seasoned reader who's been on Qidian for over a decade, this book is a delightful surprise. Recommended by a friend in a group chat, I initially thought the title suggested a typical firefighter's action novel, but the synopsis seemed mediocre. However, after starting to read it yesterday and catching up this morning, I discovered it's a seriously underrated gem. Why do I say that?

This is infuriating! It was readable at first, but I regretted subscribing. He rose from guerrilla fighter to battalion commander, only to have his achievements stolen, then developed in a trashy battalion, only to have a bunch of his men poisoned, and then he was sent back to guerrilla warfare. I could tolerate it once or twice, but three times?! I'm fed up and giving up.

I stumbled upon this article and felt like I'd struck gold. It's been a long time since I've read such meticulously researched writing; honestly, it's one of the best anti-Japanese war novels I've ever read. There are no exaggerated or unrealistic elements; everything is grounded in reality.

Keep it up! Finally, someone's seriously writing about the War of Resistance Against Japan. Don't get cocky, stay calm, don't overdo it, be realistic. Keep it up!

It's written in great detail, and the pacing is acceptable. Military descriptions could be omitted.

Seeing the protagonist switch units gets boring. Although I understand the Eighth Route Army's policies at the time, I still find it unsatisfying. Every time he develops his unit, it gets taken over by someone else; it feels like he's just doing the hard labor, always getting the benefits stolen. Novels about the War of Resistance Against Japan are getting worse and worse. Forget it, I'll stop reading this genre to avoid feeling depressed.

A novel about the Eighth Route Army? The achievements of our Party in the War of Resistance Against Japan are undeniable! I just want to read a novel with a purely positive theme of the War of Resistance Against Japan, unrelated to our Party!

So much rambling nonsense! The entire chapter is basically the author's own reflections, repeating the same things over and over. A typical problem for novice writers: they pick one thing and start rehashing and explaining it, as if the reader wouldn't understand without explanation. They completely don't realize that the most important thing in online novels is the plot. If you really want to read your reflections, you might as well read a military operation report.