
Hunting the Japanese from Bright Sword Onward
从亮剑开始打鬼子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 311k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Anti-Japanese War
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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I won't say much else, but giving away Yan Shuangying at the start is just too much. Leather pants, a big coat, dual pistols, and his exclusive skill, "I bet you're out of bullets," makes him practically invincible!
Bad review. They said they'd go it alone, but they ended up joining the party anyway.
Please point out any errors or questions regarding the military knowledge contained in the book here. I will revise or answer them one by one.
If you send me another brother named Shunliu, damn it!
Has the author considered summoning that guy from the anti-Japanese war heroes who could tear apart Japanese soldiers with his bare hands? Oh my god, I just checked, he's incredibly awesome.
The book review is more interesting than the book itself. 😁😁😁
The protagonist tricked Kong Jie into believing he had taught at a military academy, right? It just so happens that the foreign identity system provides a set of credentials. Later on, the protagonist will definitely know a lot more; if asked, he'll just say he graduated from a military academy. Okay, arranging the identity is mainly to make it more plausible if someone checks.
It's a bit short, but there's nothing seriously wrong with it.
It's written much better than other novels about the War of Resistance Against Japan.
To avoid getting caught up in any political stances, just focus on killing the Japanese! To make things look good, be more professional, more diligent, and do more research (you need to figure out the Japanese army's numbers, weapons, and equipment! For example, the personnel and equipment of an infantry squad!). Playing wargames can help in setting up war scenarios.