Bright Sword: It Begins with Preparing to Snipe Yamamoto's Special Forces

I collected it because I was fighting Yamamoto. First, a rant: I've abandoned so many books. The cheater allowed Yamamoto to escape multiple times, not because of filler content or a few subscriptions, but because it lowered the overall standard. The cheater and Yamamoto were evenly matched; the underlying logic is clear to those who understand.

Less than 60 points! Especially the bullets, which are purely artificial obstacles, creating conflict and making the plot seem stupid and forced. The Eighth Route Army's grassroots cadres at that time were all hard-fought and bloody. Although bullets were scarce, they were not distributed in a communal manner, and they were not so blind!

The daily delivery of drugs truly lives up to its name. The sharpshooter who hits the bullseye every time at the start of the game isn't even given a few bullets? Such a large regiment can't even get a few bullets? It's one thing to be a regular soldier, but they don't value sharpshooters who hit the bullseye at all? Don't they know how to train them? That's really awesome.

Having watched this far, because of the bullet issue, all I want to say is, either change the author or change the commander. A sharpshooter, especially one like this, is so crucial for sniping and assault missions; they could wipe out so many people. And you're telling me there aren't enough bullets to go around, and then you give me this "equalization" nonsense? No wonder he's a useless commander.

Even if the protagonist went out on his own, he wouldn't be in such a sorry state, worrying about a few bullets. He could easily kill a Japanese soldier and have a rifle, over a hundred bullets, and maybe even grenades.

The author is a complete novice. He basically doesn't understand the ins and outs of the military.

I've noticed that military-themed works have all been turned into absurd anti-Japanese war dramas by authors.

You're a real genius! You even managed to use scarcity marketing here, updating two chapters a day, one in the morning and one in the afternoon.

Let me explain: Back then, the Eighth Route Army called sharpshooters "top-class marksmen." After a victory, they'd be given plenty of ammunition to carry, but usually only 200 rounds were allowed—any more would be too heavy and hinder movement. Even when everyone else had run out of ammunition, they'd be prioritized for ammunition; the situation depicted in novels—running out of bullets after firing a few shots—was never a problem.

It's disgusting how you keep licking your fingers. Why are you, a cheating sniper, imitating the actions of legitimate snipers? They only lick their fingers because they need to, do you?