High Ballistics

Let's make Lin Wanru the female lead, and let her fight against the Nationalist army, since she's on the main battlefield and has better equipment. She can just form a normal alliance with the Communist Party (like Chu Yunfei). They can stop fighting during the later stages of the Liberation War, and she can eventually go to Hong Kong.

Did the Whampoa Military Academy still exist in 1937? You can find that on Baidu. It was renamed the Central Military Academy in 1929. Furthermore, the descriptions of the weapons are also superficial, with much of it copied directly from Baidu. Could a gangster from the Green Gang really recite the instruction manual for a Mauser pistol? That's a joke!

This book is quite well-written. The military academy scenes at the beginning enrich the plot and foreshadow later events, making it a highlight compared to other monotonous war novels. However, the author seems to lack descriptions of large-scale battle scenes, failing to capture the grandeur of the battles.

Is it even possible for my Imperial Army to mobilize tens of thousands?

You're not from another time, you're here to change history? Dude, are you kidding me?

Let's start a book club group, otherwise it feels like we're just talking to ourselves. 😰

The landlord's child? Then you're gone.

Author, can you see the monthly pass I've given you? I've voted for it, and could you also mark it as a featured post?

It's well-written, quite realistic, and not just a pure wish-fulfillment story. I hope it becomes popular.

I think it looks great, at least it's not bad.