Drawing Sword: The Independent Battalion

In a large-scale war, no matter how powerful the protagonist is, it's useless; they won't have much impact on the war's progress. At most, they'll kill a few more Japanese soldiers. It would be better to focus on the army's logistics. With guns and food, there are people. Currently, there are very few stories about the Eighth Route Army's logistics.

I didn't want to read more after the first chapter, so I skipped the later chapters and died from poisoning. The first chapter makes you, Young Master Li, sound like one of those incompetent company leaders these days—careless and only wanting good results. In the later chapters, the protagonist acts like a nanny, fawning over Young Master Li.

Without sufficient intelligence, no matter how skilled a special forces soldier is, they won't be truly outstanding.

Nine out of ten authors who wrote "Bright Sword" are the same: they start training special forces while writing, but in those days, people weren't even getting enough to eat, let alone nutrition. Of 50 people, after a month of training, only 3-5 would survive; the rest would be crippled, if not dead.

Why are all the novels about the War of Resistance Against Japan now about special forces? Is it interesting? 😅😅😅 I don't want to read anymore when I see special forces.

I initially thought I'd stumbled upon a good book, drawn in by the author's simple and rigorous writing style. But then, Chapter 23, with its training syllabus, appeared! I was immediately devastated. People in that era didn't go to school from a young age, unlike people today who are exposed to new things and become accustomed to them.

Watching "Bright Sword" isn't about seeing how you play special forces. It's about getting you to mentor Old Li, so he doesn't end up committing suicide again. That would be pointless.

Why do everyone have to follow Li Yunlong when they watch "Bright Sword"? It would be so much better if they could develop their own careers.

I was stunned. The truck just drove back? And this is supposed to be a special forces unit? Directly exposing their base, are you some kind of traitor to the Japanese?

A good book, but it was ruined after Chu Yunfei's sister appeared... Putting aside whether Chu Yunfei actually had a sister in the context of "Bright Sword," just considering his political stance and beliefs, if the protagonist got involved with him, well, he'd either be dead or definitely not be given important responsibilities... So how could the book continue? One woman ruined the whole book, what a pity!!!