War of Resistance: Through Mountains and Valleys

The best novels about the War of Resistance Against Japan. Time-travel novels are all nonsense; they treat readers like pigs and cheat them.

As a seasoned bookworm, I can attest that this is truly a rare gem in the genre of the War of Resistance Against Japan. Beginning with the September 18th Incident, it depicts the war from the perspective of ordinary soldiers in the Northeast Army.

It's no wonder this book is so popular. If I wanted to be realistic, I would have gone and researched history instead. That would have been more realistic than what you've written. I was just reading a novel to relax, but this book is really frustrating, and sometimes it's just incomprehensible. There's a reason why this book isn't going to be popular.

If this were written according to historical facts, it would be a turn-off immediately. There's no time travel, no system, and the Northeast Army's fate is tragic from the start, then they retreat along with the Nationalist army. You might as well just read a history book.

As a book about war, to be honest, it's very good, a rare gem. It's clear that the author's descriptions of war scenes and characters are quite accurate, and the author also has some knowledge of weaponry.

Military novels often lack detailed and professional descriptions of battle scenes and tactical command, frequently glossing over battles or relying on the author's imagination. However, this book's descriptions of battle scenes are quite detailed, and its portrayal of various World War II equipment and tactics is well-researched, making it worth reading.

A female student who likes the protagonist gets stolen by one of his subordinates. (Avoid this story.)

One reason why good books don't become popular is that many readers nowadays only like to read fantasy, time-travel, rebirth, and xianxia novels, which are meant for children. To put it bluntly, they are uncultured. Many authors are now catering to this by writing these kinds of books. It's truly terrifying how uncultured people are. They are reluctant to read truly good books.

Can anyone tell me what the main character's rank is right now? If being a regimental commander is his maximum rank, I don't want to watch anymore.

Well, I don't know if I can keep watching. It's very realistic, from the perspective of ordinary people. The beginning was okay, but the conflicts and misunderstandings are forced in, and there's no explanation. It's just that they keep making people feel frustrated, which is really uncomfortable. They always say that soldiers don't explain themselves, they don't say what they did, and all the witnesses die, and then they go back to that useless unit to continue suffering.