I'm Really Not Chu Yunfei from Bright Sword
我真不是亮剑楚云飞
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 656k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Anti-Japanese War
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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233Chapters
4.3kRecommendations
13.1kFans
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This is such sycophancy! The 358th Regiment fought against Li Yunlong and was ruthless against the Japanese. What you wrote is truly disgusting.
This book is quite fun; author, please don't abandon it! The premise is incredibly imaginative. Transmigrating into Chu Yunfei isn't unusual, but this Jiang guy's soul system is truly unique.
It wasn't very interesting, and it was a bit awkward.
This book! The author basically ruined it by writing about the "Nationalist Army"! You're writing about fighting a good war, but if you don't kill your enemy soldiers, you're disloyal; if you don't think about your brothers, you're unjust. You know the course of history, so should you try to change it or submit to it? You won't be able to continue writing it.
A team leader with thousands of employees always leads a few dozen people to do the work, and then expects others to think he's brave. This is like a large corporation boss spending his days running sales with only a few dozen people, and then expecting everyone to think he's a capable chairman – utter nonsense.
The starting point was good, but the difference between the two parties was not clear. The idea of disobeying orders on the battlefield is written like a joke, but if it really happened: at best, one would be dismissed, and at worst, one would face a military court-martial. They lacked an understanding of weapons and ammunition.
I suggest the author first read the original novel of *Bright Sword*, and if that doesn't work, watch the TV series again. In the first battle against the Sakata Regiment, the 358th Regiment retreated quickly but suffered half its casualties. In the first battle against the Sakata Regiment, the New 1st Regiment successfully broke through but lost two-thirds of its troops.
Not bad, it's rare to find a system that suits the principal's taste.
I reported it; this system is so annoying!
It's awkward to read. It would be more interesting if you just wrote it as "Eighth Route Army" plus your system. The excessive and unrealistic flattery makes it very awkward to read.