Transmigrating into the World of Anti-Japanese War Films

A samurai with extraordinary abilities? If Zizai were to write about a ninja or some kind of onmyoji, I wouldn't read this book.

I only came here because I saw "Bright Sword." I skipped directly to the "Bright Sword" part. But reading the first two or three chapters made me feel anxious and I frowned. A handsome young man suddenly learns that the political commissar of the Independent Regiment is going to die. And then there are two girls chattering around—it feels so illogical and inexplicable. Where did you write the encounter? You suddenly meet two girls on the battlefield.

It's pretty good, but something feels off. I'm just writing whatever comes to mind. If I remember correctly, it was nighttime after the rescue, right?

I just looked at the first chapter and I don't know what to say. A modern person transmigrates to the War of Resistance against Japan and is tied up in a cell by the Japanese soldiers. It's obvious that not cooperating will lead to a bad end, but this protagonist is really stubborn. Can't he at least pretend to cooperate? All I can say is that the author's survival instinct is incredibly strong.

Keep going, logic isn't needed anyway, may you become an immortal soon!

If you feel uncomfortable after watching it, it's like listening to someone stuttering while reciting poetry.

I don't understand why the protagonist had to reveal the detailed identities of the Japanese spies after killing them. He only needed to say that they were Japanese, so why go into so much detail? Isn't that redundant?

This novel is all explanations and inner monologues. A brand new keyboard!

Is this thing really good?! I haven't even finished the first chapter, bye!

The initial setup was perfect for logistics. But it turned into a story of a top-tier soldier, followed by defeat.