Signing in Starts with Liang Jian

One look at the table of contents, boy! 30 Million grenades! The inheritance of the artillery god! Please tell me, am I reading a fantasy novel?

Personally, I feel that there is no need to deliberately belittle the national army when writing novels about the Anti-Japanese War. You can scold Lao Chiang and the four major families. You can scold anyone, but you must name them, and don't directly do what the national army does. After all, there are millions of corpses of the national army buried under the land you are standing on. If you are afraid of a 404, just contact and don't write it. There is no need to ridicule or belittle.

You and the other Ben are too petty. It's understandable that you have fewer weapons and ammunition. They only give you 50 pieces of clothes, which is not enough for a company. You might as well imitate the next door and give hundreds of tons of cotton, change the plot, and go directly to the new 2nd group. No need to read. You may have entered the palace with the airplanes and tanks waiting for your introduction.

Every time I see the protagonist going to the battlefield in person, I feel very sick. In modern society, you can't even beat a goose. How can you have the courage to go to the battlefield in person? If you really want to change something, just confess it directly, so that you can exert more power in the rear! Why don't you shoot the Emperor of Japan to death in China if you are so awesome?

It would be damned if this book became popular. The entry angle is not what a novel should have. This is no longer a tool man. This is just a TV drama script. It saves my brain.

The author must be clear about what route he is writing, whether it is an infinitely mindless and enjoyable novel or an anti-war novel with the sword-brightening plot as the main theme. The difference is that an infinitely upgraded weapon level may not have a large number, but it can win a decisive victory, while a limitedly upgraded weapon level can appropriately suppress the Japanese army. This is important.

Is the male protagonist wise? How about asking someone directly for the security arrangements if you are not familiar with them? Are you laughing at the heavy casualties among the soldiers?

This book is too poisonous. So many anti-Japanese wars revolve around Li Yunlong. Not only does he engage in various welfare activities, but he also licks them randomly. I can't help but smoke on my phone while reading this.

The Jaap rifle can punch the T34 into dense bullet craters. . . . . Can I read this book?

It's this kind of book again. I remember there was also a book called "The Rise of the Sword". Not only did it give a golden finger various restrictions, but it also revolved around Li Yunlong. How many battles could Li Yunlong's troops fight and how many Japanese soldiers could they kill? There is no pattern at all, and this book also looks like it. The protagonist is just a tool man, and he wears a golden finger just so that Li Yunlong, a dear man, can live a better life!

Title, time of death for the country Place of death General Tong Linge (posthumously awarded) Deputy Commander of the 29th Army 1937, 7, 28 Nanyuan, Beijing General Zhao Dengyu (posthumously awarded) Commander of the 132nd Division Nanyuan, Beijing 1937, 7, 28 General Hao Mengling Commander of the 9th Army 1937, 10, 16 Xinkou, Shanxi Lieutenant General Liu Jiaqi Commander of the 54th Division 1937, 10, 16 Xinkou, Shanxi Wu Keren Lieutenant General Commander of the 67th Army 1937, 11, 9 Songjiang, Shanghai Major General Gao Zhi Air Force Expulsion Commander 1937, 11, 21 Zhoujiakou, Henan Province Lieutenant General Xia Guozhang, Deputy Commander of the 172nd Division 19 37, 11, 21 Zhejiang Huzhou Lieutenant General Wu Guozhang, deputy commander of the 75th Division 1937, 11, 26 Zhejiang Huzhou General Rao Guohua, commander of the 145th Division 1937, 11, 30 Anhui Guangzhou Germany (suicide) Lieutenant General Xiao Shanling, Deputy Commander of the Military Police, Nanjing, Jiangsu, 1937, 12, 12 Major General Yao Zhongying, Chief of Staff of the 156th Division, Nanjing, Jiangsu, 1937, 12, 12 Major General Situ Fei, Chief of Staff of the 160th Division, 1937, 12, 12, Nanjing, Jiangsu Lieutenant General Liu Zhendong, Second Route Guerrilla Commander of the Fifth Theater, 1938, 2, 22, Ju County, Shandong General Wang Mingzhang (posthumously awarded) Commander of the 122nd Division 1938, 3, 17 Shandong Teng County Major General Zou Shaomeng Chief of Staff of the 124th Division 1938, 3, 17 Shandong Teng County Major General Zhao Weibin 12 Chief of Staff of the 2nd Division 1938, 3, 17 Teng County, Shandong Major General Fan Tinglan Captain of the 5th Corps of the North Henan Rangers 1938, 3, 28 Henan Xiuwu Major General Liu Guiwu Commander of the 6th Cavalry Division 1 938, 4, 22 Inner Mongolia butter dried seeds Lieutenant General Zhou Yuan, deputy commander of the 173rd Division, 1938, 5, 9 Mengcheng, Shandong Lieutenant General Li Bifan, commander of the 23rd Division, 1938, 5, 14 Heze, Shandong (Suicide) Major General Huang Qidong, Chief of Staff of the 23rd Division, 1938, 5, 14, Heze, Shandong (suicide) Lieutenant General Fang Shuhong, Commander of the 114th Division, 1938, 6, Fengjiachang, Shandong Major General Fu Zhonggui, Lubei Guerrilla Commander, 1938, 9, 23 Shandong Lieutenant General Feng Anbang, Commander of the 42nd Army, 1938, 11, 3 Xiangyang, Hubei Major General Lin Yingcan, Deputy Division of the 152nd Division 1938, 1, 13, Qingyuan, Guangdong Lieutenant General Li Guoliang, Director of Transport and Training Department, 1939, 3, 7, Xi'an, Shaanxi Lieutenant General Zhang Hang, Deputy Chief of Staff of the First Theater, 1939, 3, 7 Shaanxi Xi'an Major General Wang Yujiu, Chief of Staff of the 79th Army, 1939, 3, 26, Gao'an, Jiangxi Lieutenant General Chen Anbao, Commander of the 29th Army, 1939, 5, 6, Longli, Jiangxi Zhang Major General Tang Juwu Northeast Guerrilla Commander 1939, 5, 18 Hebei Pingshan All the way guerrilla commander 1940, 1, 3 Jiangsu Wangxiangtai Lieutenant General Ding Bingquan, commander of the 197th Division 1940, 1, 25 Jiangxi Wuning Lieutenant General Zheng Zuomin, deputy commander of the 2nd Army 1940, 2, 3 Kunlun, Guangxi Lieutenant General Guan Zhongyi Commander of the 173rd Division 1940, 5, 9 Hubei Cangtai (suicide) General Zhang Zizhong (posthumously) Commander-in-Chief of the 33rd Group Army 1940, 5, 16 Hubei South Guadian Major General Zhang Jing, senior strategist of the 33rd Group Army, Hubei Pumpkin Store in 1940, 5 and 16 Lieutenant General Dai Minquan, commander of the fifth column of the southern Henan guerrillas, Suiping, Henan in 1940 and 5 Lieutenant General Wang Jun, Commander of the New 27th Division, 1941, 5, and 9, Shanxi Taizhai Major General Liang Xixian, Deputy Commander of the New 27th Division, 1941, 5, and 9, Shanxi Taizhai (suicide) Major General Chen Wenqi, New 27th Division Chief of Staff 1941, 5, 9 Shanxi Taizhai General Tang Huaiyuan Commander of the 3rd Army 1941, 5, 12 Shanxi County Shan Jiawan Major General Jin Chongyin Chief of Staff of the 17th Army 1941, 9, 16 Hengshui Town, Shanxi Lieutenant General Shi Zuoheng Commander of the 70th Division 1941, 9, 6 Jiangxian County, Shanxi Lai Chuan Lieutenant General Zhu Shifu, deputy commander of the 190th Division in Hunan Province in 1941, September 24, Liangjia Section, Hunan Province Major General Zhu Shifu, deputy commander of the 3rd New Division in Gansu Province in 1941, September 25th Lieutenant General Li Hanqing, infantry commander of the 57th Division 1 941, 9, 27 Jiangxi Shanggao Lieutenant General Wu Shimin, commander of the 98th Army 1941, 9, 29 Dongyu, Shanxi Lieutenant General Zhu Shiqin, temporary commander of the 30th Division 1942, 5, 4 Panzhuang, Shandong Major General Guo Zibin, temporary deputy commander of the 30th Division, 1942, 5, 4 Panzhuang, Shandong Lieutenant General Dai Anlan, commander of the 200 Division, 1942, 5, 26 Maobang Village, Myanmar Major Wang Fengshan General Temporary Commander of the 45th Division 1942, 6, 23 Zhangweng Village, Shanxi Major General Hu Yibin Deputy Commander of the 96th Division 1942, 7 Burma Miantong Major General Zhang Qingshu Senior Staff Officer of the Lusu Theater 1942, 8 Shandong Tang Wangshan Lieutenant General Zhou Fu, director of the Political Department of the Lusu Theater, 1943, 2, 21, Chengdingshan, Shandong Major General Zhang Shaofang, chief of staff of the 113th Division, 1943, 2, 21, Chengdingshan, Shandong Major General Gao Daoxian, Captain of the Shandong Railway Sabotage Corps 1943, 5 Shandong Major General Jiang Chunyan Chief of Staff of the 114th Division, 1943, 7, 4 Zouxian, Shandong Lieutenant General Peng Shiliang Temporary 5th Division Division Commander 1943, 11, 15 Hubei Shimen Lieutenant General Xu Guozhang, 150th Division Commander 1943, 11, 21 Hubei Sushi (suicide) Lieutenant General Sun Mingjin, 10th Division Commander 1943 , 12, 1 Changde, Hunan Major General Lu Guangwei, deputy commander of the 8th Cavalry Division, 1944, 5, 5 Anhui Yingshang General Li Jiayu, commander-in-chief of the 36th Group Army 1944, 5, 21 Qinjiapo, Henan Major General Chen Shaotang, Infantry Commander of the 104th Division, 1944, 5, 21 Qinjiapo, Henan Province Major General Zhou Dingming, Adjutant Chief of the 36th Group Army, 1944, 5, 21 Qinjiapo, Henan Province Major General Wang Jianyue, deputy commander of the 8th Division, 1944, 6, 10, Lingbao, Henan Lieutenant General Wang Jiaben, commander of the 79th Army, 1944, 9, 7 Dong'an, Hunan Lieutenant General Kan Weiyong, commander of the 131st Division 1 944, 11, 10 Guilin, Guangxi (suicide) Lieutenant General Chen Jiheng, Chief of Staff of Guilin Defense Command 1944, 11, 10 Guilin, Guangxi (suicide) Major General Lu Zhanmeng, Staff Officer of the 31st Army Commander, Guilin, Guangxi, 1944, 11, 10 Lieutenant General Qi Xueqi, deputy commander of the 38th Division, 1945, 5, 13 Yangon, Myanmar Major General Hu Xuxu, commander of the 1st Commando Force of the Third Theater Zone, 1945, 6 Zhejiang Xiaofeng

I'm going off topic as I write, war movies have turned into spy movies.

Why is Sanjiang always doing this? Does it treat the public as fools?

During the eight years of the War of Resistance, 3,211,419 Chinese Army soldiers were killed, wounded, and missing, 4,321 Air Force personnel were killed, 2,468 aircraft were destroyed, and all Navy ships were lost. On the frontal battlefield led by the Chinese Kuomintang against Japanese fascism, the world was shocked.

Sanjiang is abolished. In the past, you could still choose books from Sanjiang. What kind of stuff are they now?

What ghost books do you recommend in Sanjiang? Is it so expensive? ! ! Look at what the hell it is written... The review is so casual and you just go to Sanjiang...

A total of more than 8,000 M2s were produced during World War II. They were an important fire support for the US infantry and were also used by some allies. Including those produced after the war, there were a total of about 10,000 vehicles produced. The gun is a towed medium-caliber howitzer with a caliber of 105 mm and a total weight of 2030 kg. The gun mount is made of welded steel and has an open structure with reinforced ribs inside; the gun barrel is made of high-strength steel and has a service life of between 5,000 and 7,500 rounds. 105mm howitzer It is equipped with many types of ammunition. In addition to commonly used grenades, there are also armor-piercing rounds, armor-breaking rounds, rocket extended-range rounds, smoke rounds, etc. There are also chemical bombs and arrow shock bombs. Chemical bombs are divided into two types: mustard gas and sarin gas. Arrow shock bombs mainly target personnel. An M546 arrow shock bomb weighing 17.3 Kilograms has 8,000 small steel arrows inside. When it explodes, it spreads in all directions and has an astonishing lethality on personnel gathering points. The m2 muzzle velocity of the M2 is 472 meters per second, the maximum range is 11 kilometers, and the maximum rate of fire is 16 rounds per minute. The continuous firing rate must be reduced With such a cannon, Lao Li can go directly to Taiyuan.

As soon as the Chairman appears, he will definitely be complained, plus the disappearing spell will be applied.

If you don't talk about the main character, this book should be taken off the shelves! ! !

I don't understand why the author must say that the surname of the 385th Brigade Brigade is Chen. Is it because the 386th Brigade Commander's surname is Chen, so the 385th Brigade Commander Wang Hongkun also has to be changed to Chen? Could it be that Wang Hongkun doesn't even have the right to his own surname?

It's written, written, no more logistics involved. Abandoned

A female protagonist suddenly appears? Does this kind of novel still have a female protagonist? ? ? ?

Abuse the author, abuse the Chinese people, the author you wrote is very bad, the author you did it very badly. The author, your writing is very, very bad. Author, your plot is very bad. What you write, the author, is very bad. What you write, the author, is very bad. What you write, the author, is very bad. The author, your writing is too bad. The author you wrote is not good. (This message rebounds all attacks)

Look at these heroes who died in battle! Look again at what is written in your own book!

The hanging one is still a bit small. The gift is too stingy.

Where did Japan get its air force during World War II? The United States does not have an air force

Too much of a virgin bitch

One chapter a day, this is going to be cool

The monthly votes have been cast. Come on, author.

Why does the author always have a comma in the title of each chapter?