A Low-Ranking Soldier in Northern Shanxi During the War of Resistance
抗日之晋北小卒
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- Military
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- Anti-Japanese War
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The Japanese really didn't unload bullets during the war. You've all been fooled by movies and TV shows for too long. The Type 38 rifle has a safety knob on the back. Turning it prevents the trigger from being pulled. Why bother unloading bullets? It's ridiculous! Besides, the Type 38 is a bolt-action rifle. You don't need to pull the bolt. Why unload bullets? It's a waste of time.
The Kuomintang (KMT) failed because its various warlords betrayed each other, watching their allies be annihilated. They didn't fire a single shot, turning tail and running to preserve their strength, fearing any losses. Like Commander Yu in the TV series "My Chief and My Regiment," the KMT was full of such people. The army didn't belong to the state, but to themselves.
Fighting with a system in hand? This is no different from those ridiculous anti-Japanese war dramas; there's absolutely no point in watching it.
A one-year conscript should have already been assigned to a unit; it's impossible that he hasn't trained or fired a gun.
It's pretty well written. Those in the comments below who want to invest can consider it. As long as the author keeps updating and doesn't create any more cliffhangers, we should make a profit. 😁
It's fine to praise the Eighth Route Army, but don't belittle the Jin-Sui Army. Without the Jin Army fighting the Japanese and advancing into Shaanxi, what would have happened if they had moved south from Shaanxi to encircle Sichuan?
😥Seeing everyone here talking about fighting the Japanese without a system, I put myself in their shoes, and wow. Unless I'm transmigrated into a wealthy family, I probably wouldn't survive a single chapter. Damn it, I can't carry anything. I'd be out of breath after running a few hundred meters. Grateful to our ancestors for creating this wonderful world. 🥺
Whenever the Japanese encountered a position in China that they couldn't capture, they would definitely use poison gas.
The pace is too fast, it's all about war and strategy, I'd actually rather see infrastructure development...
During the War of Resistance Against Japan, not all guerrilla units were part of the Red Army. Many were from the Kuomintang. Don't be mistaken.