Bright Sword: I Took Over the Independent Regiment, and Now They're All Special Forces

I was puzzled. Others who wrote about the Anti-Japanese War, the Eighth Route Army, the National Army and the Japanese soldiers roamed the mountains every day, and never encountered any snakes, insects, wolves, jackals, tigers or bears. There are also a lot of herbal medicines in the mountains. Those time-travelers are looking at foreign Western medicines every day, but their own traditional Chinese medicine can't save people? If you often walk in the mountains, you should be able to save some herbal medicines and so on! Can also be planted.

Boom, this English word is very funny. I couldn't understand it at first, but I looked it up and found out it was an onomatopoeic word. It's okay to use it once, but it's annoying to use it every day. Isn't Chinese better than English with so many onomatopoeias? Boom... Boom... Bang... Boom... Bang... These are all single words, there are multiple words, bang... Bang... Bang... Bang...

The author has been to Erdang Museum A frequent visitor to the literature data platform I have also consulted a lot of original documents of Wowotou I have read most of the mainstream and non-mainstream Anti-Japanese War-related publications in the market There are principled errors in the book that can be mentioned here and will be corrected.

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