Every Inch of Land, Every Drop of Blood

This book is amazing! I've been looking for a realistic war novel like this for a long time. I'm so tired of fantasy novels with endless cultivation themes. This is really good. I hope the author keeps up the good work and doesn't ruin the ending. Go for it!

The Chinese soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the country during the War of Resistance Against Japan will live on forever. The Chinese people will always remember them. My second great-uncle was wounded by bullets when his orderly and soldiers saw him during the Battle of Nanjing. He told the soldiers to go first, saying that he would catch up. But he disappeared after that. His name was only found in the Martyrs' Hall in Taiwan Province a few years ago.

Holy crap, is this a novel set in the Republican era? They can actually write about the Republican era here?

It's pointless. It seems like you can only write up to the regimental commander level, right? In the Battle of Shanghai, the Defense of Nanjing, and the Battle of Taierzhuang, those were large-scale battles. What role could a regiment play? Whole divisions were wiped out on the Shanghai battlefield.

Every inch of our land was stained with blood!

This book is a mess. It's okay, but the transitions are poorly written and it's too disorganized. It's hard to tell who the main characters are, and the connections between the characters are poor. I can't remember any of them!

Battalion commander and captain? The author should really do some research on military ranks during the Republic of China era.

This book is all about war for the sake of war. What's the point of writing about the Republic of China if you don't discuss politics? The Republic of China's battlefields never lacked generals who could fight well; what they lacked were strongmen who could change the country's status quo. But that strongman was definitely not a politician like Chiang Kai-shek.

Author, are you planning to write a historical novel? Writing about the War of Resistance against Japan without time travel makes it less enjoyable to read. Although the textual structure is okay, it reads like a diary entry.

The author didn't write about time travel...?