The War of Resistance Begins When I Transmigrate into a Sichuan Army TV Drama
抗战从穿越川军电视剧开始
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- Military
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- Anti-Japanese War
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We're brothers as long as they don't write about "Bright Sword." It's all about Li Yunlong from "Bright Sword," I'm sick of reading it even if they haven't written about it yet.
With this system, if you don't stay in the rear and go to the battlefield, you won't know your place. In the rear, there is logistics; without logistics, there is nothing.
Honestly, the beginning was pretty good... But the later parts with planes and submarines are just too absurd. It's clearly a very good book, but it feels like it's pandering too much to a certain type of reader. Some of the comments are actually maliciously misleading... Ruining the book.
Even the landlord's donkey wouldn't dare to rest like this, updating only once a day!
Heavy machine guns and mortars both require skilled operation. Giving them MG34s is less efficient than giving them civilian-made mortars. The MG34's high rate of fire requires barrel changes, while the civilian-made mortar can fire continuously as long as there is water. A completely American-equipped force would look out of place domestically; it's better to have the new equipment from Germany and Czechoslovakia.
This is similar to that ridiculous TV drama, where the first shot of the War of Resistance against Japan has just been fired, and then they suddenly say, "Comrades, the eight-year War of Resistance has begun!" The author's writing is terrible! Interjections, inversions, and sentence shortening are used haphazardly and inappropriately. The characters are also severely homogenized…
The language and tone are problematic; it sounds like a foreigner's, with exaggerated gestures that don't get to the point, making it quite unpleasant to watch.
Ding! Congratulations on obtaining the Tsar Bomba and the H-20 bomber. The protagonist pilots the bomber and drops the Tsar Bomba on Tokyo, Japan, creating a mushroom cloud 30,000 feet high.
You're using that "" so much it's sickening. Don't you feel embarrassed reading it yourself? You've written so many chapters and you still haven't changed it.
As the protagonist, you only have a reinforced company. Don't bother with fancy things like anti-aircraft machine guns or Type 02 rifles. Get more 82mm mortars, which are the most suitable weapons for you to fight the Japanese right now. They are lightweight, flexible, easy to move, have sufficient firepower, and long range. They can blow up small fry and suppress grenade launchers.