No Return Date for Soldiers: Fighting the Japanese by Taking a Bunker

I found a very interesting thing. I brought my equipment back and was discovered. The method given by the system was "you must bear the consequences", and the condition for erasure was "actively disclose system information"... Did you find anything? If a team member is caught, flashes frequently in prison and even pulls out a jeep from his crotch, everyone knows what good stuff he has, right?🤓 What? You said I took the initiative to disclose it? What are you talking about? This is a passive behavior caused by "force majeure". I didn't say a word 🤓

This main line foreshadowing is a bit poisonous. Why does the novel have to arrange such an obviously clichéd and disgusting foreshadowing? Since the dungeons can affect the reality, we can simply accumulate small-scale victories into huge results, and finally turn the country into a province or destroy it. Isn't this main line more exciting than this old-fashioned foreshadowing? As for the motivation being simpler, the protagonist has an angry youth character. Now that we have the opportunity to change reality, wouldn't it be better to fulfill this character's wish? After reading it, the author deleted the post and chapter I posted so as not to affect my grades! I am just making a suggestion, it is up to you whether to change it or not.

A question suddenly came to mind, that is, as long as you die in the mission, you can be resurrected without any punishment. If you do it a few times, will those netizens develop a player mentality? Each mission is just a dungeon. Although there is only one life, it is still easy for people to have a player mentality. Once a player's mentality emerges, the netizens' outrageous operations will probably go all out 🤓 For example, making dangerous chemicals and new poisonous gases are all small operations. Once the mission time becomes longer in the future, if you encounter an extreme situation, just before the mission, inject yourself with cholera, plague, anthrax, new coronavirus, etc., And then rush to Japan for a trip, and that will be over 🤓 After all, the system does not cure diseases, and the viruses it carries are not inactivated, and many viruses existed in ancient times. As long as netizens know that what they do will change future generations, what if there is a netizen who sacrifices me and makes the world happy?

Commander Huang in Chapter 110, his operations are a bit hard to understand. 🤔 As I wrote in this chapter, the protagonist is now an anti-war hero to the people of Magic City. His death will cause the people's enthusiasm for the anti-war to decrease and also have a negative impact on the morale of the military. Moreover, the boss above is still counting on the penicillin channel in the protagonist's hand. If the protagonist dies, wouldn't he lose huge profits? And the article also explains that the protagonist currently occupies the position, which is of some benefit to the entire campaign. If the protagonist dies and the position is lost, Commander Huang will have to sacrifice a lot of troops to regain the position. Moreover, even if Chief Huang sent an ordinary company to rescue him, why did he need to recruit more than 100 people from the auxiliary staff? There are many people, and the auxiliary personnel themselves have no equipment. They have to go to the arsenal to get the equipment, which leads to more information being left behind. After the war, if any reporter checks it, especially the company that the protagonist contacted, as long as someone is willing to look it up, they will be able to find out this kind of thing immediately, and it will be a big news. At that time, the bosses above will throw him out to face the anger of the people. Therefore, Chief Huang had to defy public opinion at first, withstand the pressure of big bosses at first, and go against common sense in war at middle. What is he planning? Why would he do something useless? Save the protagonist and get a favor. Maybe he can still get a hold of the penicillin channel and make money, it's not shabby. Doesn't silver smell good? If it was to beat the protagonist, then the dismissal of the protagonist in Chapter 111 was already done very well. It was a standard method. What about sending more than 100 auxiliary personnel to die? Therefore, this kind of work leaves no escape route, does not consider the benefits, and deliberately leaves an excuse, only wanting to kill the protagonist. I really don't understand. I thought about it for a long time, and there are only two situations. The first one is that Officer Huang was controlled by the system and deliberately limited the difficulty for the protagonist. The second one is that Huang Sang is a member of the plum agency in country R. He wants to return to his hometown to see the cherry blossoms.

It was written that my own people had a system to form a team to fight the Japanese, which was quite good. However, later on, the Japanese™ came out and already had a mature team. Isn't it disgusting? It was a good subject to write this kind of plot, but I just felt that I didn't get cooled quickly enough.

When I read the introduction, I thought it was similar to the plot of "Hello Devil, I am a player", but after reading it, I found that this one is much better in setting. The player system of "Jai Zi" provides a body in the game, unlimited resurrection and unlimited supply of various heavy weapons, and all kinds of heavy weapons are available for casual use. This life has only one life, the equipment is limited, and physical fitness is linked to reality. If you cannot complete the task, you will be completely wiped out. The difference in settings between the two determines that this book is about war and the other is about child's play. The most important point is that the "Japanese" book faced the war with a playful attitude, while this book, at least for me, really felt some of the tragedy and cruelty of that war. But compared with the anti-Japanese plot, the realistic plot is really discouraging. After the first mission was completed, I thought I would simply explain the protagonist's real-life arrangements and start the next mission. What was the result? The protagonist can just eat a buffet and provoke some gangsters to pretend to be sexy, and then a vulgar hero comes to save the beauty, so I just skipped the subsequent plots that involve reality. But what I can't accept is, what the hell is that wasteland world? Could it be that the real main line of this book is the confrontation between teams from various countries? When the setting of the team appeared, although I didn't like it, I comforted myself by guessing that it might be to increase the difficulty of the protagonist team when performing tasks in the later stage to avoid being overwhelmed by the increase in strength. But now it seems that it is different from what I thought. What I want to see is the growth of the protagonist team, the transformation of an ordinary person living in a peaceful era into a national hero, and the transformation of a small person into a big one. To put it bluntly, what I want to read is a group portrait with the protagonist team growing up in the battle and constantly adding new companions. With them as the core, the soldiers and civilians in the original time and space also have many shining points. However, judging from the introduction, the author has his own plans, and the outline and plot direction are determined. Now I can only say that this book is not suitable for me, so I say goodbye and say goodbye.

Dear author, I read the team members in your book, and it seems that there are no Xinjiang people. Please give us Xinjiang people a role. Not all people in Xinjiang are ethnic minorities. There are also 10 million Han people, but our sense of existence is very low. Can you write one based on me? I am a Sichuan native who grew up in Xinjiang. I am 32 years old. I have bankrupt investments. I work as a co-op at a police station. I write novels in my spare time and am an amateur archery athlete. I know how to use a riot gun because I was a cashier. I have learned Sanda. I won a place in a competition in college. I can speak a little Russian and Japanese. What I want to do most right now is to pay off my debts and then go to Chengdu to buy a loft apartment and live in it. In addition, I have suffered an ear injury, am moderately deaf, and wear a hearing aid. I hope that system points can be used to cure me.

{"LinkId":"6287","LinkName":"Good stories start at the starting point","LinkUrl":"QDReader://h5. If. Qidian. Com/h5/ipSection/list?_Viewmode=0"}In fact, the biggest contribution of this book is not how cool it is to write! Instead, I learned many, many stories about the Anti-Japanese War and the period of resisting U. S. Aggression and aiding Korea! For example, child soldiers in the Battle of Songshan! I have read this paragraph several times! I cried every time I read it. The death of the child soldiers was like a knife in my internal organs!

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Oh my god, the author doesn't know anything about modern warfare yet he writes nonsense like this. It makes my liver hurt when I read it. Let me tell you a few shortcomings: 1. Judging from your description, your electromagnetic gun is a direct-fire weapon that relies on kinetic energy to kill opponents. Affected by the curvature of the earth, direct-fire firepower can only hit targets within the line of sight. The maximum range on flat ground is two or three kilometers! Are you kidding me about using direct fire to suppress indirect fire artillery? 2. What about human battlefield reconnaissance? The Ermao militia will use DJI for battlefield reconnaissance, and the US imperialist battlefield reconnaissance that can also make individual armors is very poor. It can actually make the orcs arrogantly assemble, and also assemble a bunch of troublesome human slaves (if the assembly time of the elite team is 1, this kind of assembly that suppresses the slaves will take at least 10 points. Didn't you notice at this assembly speed?)! 3. Where has your direct firepower gone? The orc war supervisors are all standing behind to supervise the battle in a arrogant manner. According to the firepower density of World War II, the artillery could have crushed this group of war supervisors to ashes more than ten times. You actually let them arrogantly supervise the battle in the back? So what exactly is your deflection fire doing? So, why have the tactical level of these humans who can still build mechas regressed back to before World War I? The battlefield reconnaissance is poor, the firepower density is poor, and the combat distance is a mess! It was completely like using weapons from the future to fight a World War I-style trench warfare! ! !