Bright Sword: Starting with a Regiment

Making money writing novels during a time of war? What kind of logic is that author? People were struggling to even feed themselves, and ordinary people were displaced. If an author can't understand the suffering of that era, they shouldn't be writing anti-Japanese war novels.

Having read seventy-one chapters, I can only say goodbye. I really enjoyed the first seventy chapters; they were well-written. But the seventy-first chapter felt like it was written by a completely different author. The protagonist suddenly turned into a lecherous slut, staring at an ordinary female reporter he was meeting for the first time, showering her with compliments, and falling head over…

Even Li Yunlong didn't have a good ending; think about your own background, and you won't have a good ending either. You could have fought the Japanese and become a businessman in Hong Kong or Southeast Asia!

Seeing Yamamoto Ichiki surrender and even help the protagonist train his troops, I immediately dropped the book; it was too cruel.

Honestly, if I could time travel, the two people I'd most want to meet are Chairman Mao and him, to confess his time travel and future plans, hoping he could build a better motherland. The second is Einstein; I'd want to tell him I'm from the future and hope he'd come up with something like a multiverse theory!

It's not badly written, but you still need to join the Communist army as soon as possible, otherwise you'll end up abandoning it.

I don't know if the author will include a scene of shooting down airplanes with rifles, but let me clarify first: rifles can indeed shoot down airplanes. During World War II, airplanes had thin metal shells to ensure successful takeoff and increase payload. If a rifle hits a critical area, such as the fuel tank, pilot's position, or instrument panel, it can bring the plane down.

I'm having a reading slump lately. This book is really good. Quickly write "I want to subscribe"!

I won't even mention the huge plot hole of an ordinary 21st-century youth who transmigrated to the past without a system or memories and immediately won two battles. He surrendered to the Communists after only a week? Author, you're really something. You might as well have just written about a minor character from the story. You've ruined the character of Chu Yunfei. You're not qualified to write.

This is so toxic, how could it even be featured? I'm disgusted. 🤫