Drawing Sword: Military Industry System
亮剑之军工系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.9M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Anti-Japanese War
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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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.
Ahem, guys, I'm here to rant. I just want to know, what about the germ warfare? And what about the Special Higher Police (STPR)? Are they really fighting you like this? This doesn't make sense in the Japanese...
Ha ha
You have more experience than Li Yunlong and the other commanders, so I understand giving them advice. But since when did you have to dictate infantry combat command? Li Yunlong has lost his mind. You haven't mentioned a single good point about Li Yunlong; instead, you portray him as vulgar and always trying to gain small and big advantages.
In the TV series, when Li Yunlong attacked Ping'an County, the incompetent translator at headquarters only understood the phrase "Ping'an County" during the wiretapped phone call. Why would someone like the protagonist, who even speaks fluent Japanese, stay in the Independent Regiment? Does the Independent Regiment have an enemy work department? If it was an assignment from higher command, would Li Yunlong constantly threaten to execute someone?
Let me show you two obscure Japanese tanks; you won't find them anywhere online. Absolutely bizarre Japanese tanks. 1: Power-type machine gun vehicle 2: Fancy Simple Tanks Let's not even talk about the force-type tank; the driver had to squat like he was on a small stool. And this tank, even for a Japanese person of average height, only reached their waist.
I think the author portrayed Li Yunlong incredibly vividly, almost lifelike. This shows the author has watched "Bright Sword" countless times; it's understandable that they would read it so many times to write this book well. I'm just a reader who enjoys works by "Expeditionary Force," and I only read every word of their works carefully, even if I've only started reading them.
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I've only read a bit, and the author probably won't see my comments. Having read so many Bright Sword fanfics, this one is truly excellent. My only wish is for Li Yunlong to have a good ending, and for me, as his former subordinate, to offer him some advice. If the novel extends beyond the Liberation War and doesn't just focus on Li Yunlong's wartime story, I would be overjoyed.
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