The Anti-Japanese War: Beginning with Zhou Weiguo Joining the Army

On the one hand, the author explains that he is not writing according to the TV series, but on the other hand, he says that the TV series is just like that. If you don't write it like this, you can't get through it. Come on, come on, come and see, are your two attitudes contradictory? If you ask readers to analyze it, is this a contradiction?

The author's writing is good. Don't always adapt film and television dramas to be the same as TV dramas. You already know why you should read novels after watching movies and TV dramas. This book is different. It has its own routine. Overall, it is very good.

I can't stand the first chapter. What is this about? I'm not even talking about being a military fan. Has the author never even studied military theory? An elderly person whose family has never experienced the Anti-Japanese War? Never seen a war movie? This kind of thing would not be written in any of the above three items. First of all, special forces are not supermen. Stray bullets have no eyes. How can they have the nerve to say that they don't have guns and artillery that can kill them? Second, there is no time on the battlefield to wait for your company commander to discuss with the battalion commander for a long time, and it is not that there are no sharpshooters who can shoot 300 meters, but they are suppressed by firepower. Snipers and counter-snipers, especially when the Japanese army has the upper hand, see you have snipers and just throw grenades and mortars. The more I write about it, the more embarrassing it becomes. The other thing is that you don't have to follow the path of being a good military academy officer, you have to become a top soldier. The biggest advantage of modern special forces who travel back in time is not their physical fitness, but their military concepts that surpassed that era, and their grasp of the overall situation at that time, and the big-headed soldiers might be wiped out by stray bullets at some point.

It's enough for the heroine to have Xiao Ya! A girl as good as Xiao Ya can't be found even with a lantern

Send two pictures to the author for a good study

As a time traveler, knowing Xiao Ya's ending clearly, why not arrange for her to go to Chongqing or Sichuan in advance? It's disgusting enough just to have more code words!

It's really bad. I couldn't stand it in the first chapter. I wanted to stand out quickly and instead of going to the military academy, I actually went to be a soldier. It's amazing👍. The fastest way is to go to the military academy and join the direct lineage, and use your family's conditions to quickly rise to the top.

I went to Japan to study for three years. I said I didn't care about studying in order to kill someone, but I ended up killing someone. It was really awesome and it was a waste of three years.

The main reason is that you always take women with you wherever you go, and you also take women with you when fighting. Brother, what you write is about battlefields, not urban romance and harem stories. There are women wherever you go. The military camp and the army are as close to your home as you can think of!

Chapter 36. When you were in the military academy, you hesitated not to kill Takeshita Shun. You waited until he arrived in China to fight again. First of all, you two didn't have sympathy for each other here, and your relationship wasn't that good. Secondly, if you don't kill him now, why did you write so many psychological activities? Wait until he goes crazy and kills the people before you kill him? In short, a failure! ! !

What a piece of rubbish. Bai traveled through time. He knew clearly that the Nanjing Massacre would happen, and that something tragic would happen to Xiao Ya's women's college, but he did nothing to warn the evacuation in advance, and allowed Xiao Ya to almost die in Nanjing!

A military commander, if he doesn't develop his troops well, he will carry out special forces tasks every day? I'm really convinced. I left a regiment of 3,000 people alone and ran out to assassinate them. That's awesome.

Chapter One: It's the Poison Pill. What are you writing about? Suddenly, Xiao Ya is none of my business. I want to protect Xiao Ya all of a sudden

Tell a Horror Story: A blind soldier writes a military novel

It's awesome that I can insist on seeing it put on the shelves. It's really enough.

Are you kidding me that a leader of more than 3,000 people leads a few people to fight special battles every day when he is not commanding on the battlefield?

I have some, but not much, knowledge of military theory, and they are all leftovers from several other Anti-Japanese War novels. The level is not good enough, and I like all kinds of nonsense and bloody plots. After reading more than a hundred chapters, the protagonist has no personality charm at all, is impulsive and irritable. You haven't learned anything about the shaping of the protagonists from those good Anti-Japanese War novels. I have seen the Battle of Nanjing and several other novels, so I want to see if the protagonist can take some positive measures. Obviously, apart from preparing a few boats to facilitate the evacuation of his troops, there is no other action. Even his wife does not arrange to evacuate in advance, and arranges to evacuate after the war starts. As expected, it is a mess. I only saw repeated emphasis on how angry the protagonist is towards the Japanese, how to kill the Japanese, just if I don't like you, I will kill you, without careful planning, without considering the harm to the companions. In one sentence, he is a reckless man with no charisma.

This rubbish book is neither a passionate anti-Japanese novel nor a refreshing novel. The writing style is also rubbish. The most important thing is that the readers feel aggrieved.

The author asked me to watch Snow Leopard again. I don't know how to complain about you. As a time traveler, if I can't change something, I might as well watch the TV series!

This TV series was originally adapted from the Qidian novel "Special Warfare Pioneer".

This is the first time I've ever written such a long fan fiction, so I'm going

There is so little attention to detail that the protagonist has gone to school so many times to pick up his wife, but the gatekeeper still doesn't recognize him. Is it reasonable?

The plot is getting more and more confusing, and I have to make up my mind. I can't stand it anymore.

The author was able to write more than two thousand chapters, which is really amazing

Are you sure Shanghai is occupied by Japan? Will the house still be yours?

Starting from Nanjing, the heroine has become a drag. She makes all kinds of decisions and goes wherever there is danger. Then she has to think about how to protect her, which makes me feel sick and numb...

The plot is too confusing. There is no main plot, and the appearance of film and television characters is not objectionable, but there are too many irrelevant scenes, the heroine has too many scenes, the heroine's positioning is also problematic, and the protagonist's style is not tough enough. It's too easy to be influenced in judgment. When Xiaoya was taken away by Nanjing, the characters were poorly written for the sake of the plot. It's okay that the subject matter wasn't chosen broadly enough, but there were just too many of the above flaws that made it unbearable. The positioning also needs to be changed.