The Resistance Begins with the Militia

My personal opinions only represent my own thoughts: the subject matter is very good, the writing is not bad, and I can read it. However, the interaction between the protagonist and the female eighth is really annoying, and I feel quite uncomfortable and awkward after watching it. Have you never seen a beautiful woman in real society? Especially without makeup. Just speaking for myself, I feel like I can continue watching if I skip the interaction with the female eight-year-old. However, it is just to catch up on the update. It is not easy to watch without skipping. So, I say goodbye. Come on, author, the subject matter is really good.

More than a hundred chapters are free, don't read in vain! The writing is good, the writing is interesting, and the information is rich. Please give me your opinion. A squadron of the Japanese army was stationed in the town. The town garrison had a hospital and several female nurses. Which town was this? A rural girl works hard, doesn't have enough to eat, rarely eats food, has a lot of sand and gravel, and doesn't brush her teeth, how can she be beautiful? How to have good skin? How come you are in good shape? The female spy who plays seductive ways is still a virgin, and the instructor is still spoiling her. Who is so awesome, the daughter of Zhongzheng or the granddaughter? China was short of iron at that time. How did they dig out such a large amount of earth? If the love triangle is not enough, the love triangle is not enough. Don't write the Anti-Japanese War text in Kang Japanese.

I don't know what the real grassroots cadres were like during the Anti-Japanese War. Maybe it was to highlight the female protagonist. What I saw in the author's writing was a woman who spoke falsely, acted without thinking, and contradicted the protagonist at every turn.

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

The rest of the writing is okay, but the interaction between Su Lan and the protagonist is terrible. If you can't write the emotional interaction well, don't write it. That's not what we're here to read.

Half of the comments I made here were made to complain about women.

I'm really annoyed by this heroine. What kind of emotional drama should I write?

I saw a few pictures where even ancient martial arts masters showed up and subdued the devil's palm, Wudang swordsmanship, what's this about? The Anti-Japanese War drama is borderline fantasy, and this book is neither fish nor fowl, you say it is a spy war, he has a team, you say it is a military character, the protagonist is whimsical, has no military skills, and is still working as a traitor and flattering the Japanese as an undercover agent. What is this, every word is messed up. I suggest you write it rationally.

I hope the author can help a foreign friend in the plot, John Rabe He established a reserve in Nanjing as a German and saved 250,000 Nanjing people with his own efforts. After that, he returned to Germany, and the whole of Nanjing saw him off. After the end of World War II, he was persecuted and impoverished because of his identity as a Nazi. When the people of Nanjing found out, they raised 100 million yuan to send him off. After his death, the cemetery tore down his tombstone because his tombstone lease was up and his children were unable to pay. The Nanjing government funded a forty-year lease and sent China's top sculptors to carve a new tombstone for it. The original old tombstone was given to China by his children. Now the old tombstone is in the Memorial Hall of the Victims of the Nanjing Massacre. The protagonist should be able to contact this foreign friend and help or be helped by him.

It's the system at every turn, and I don't want to see anything about the system