Liangjian: I Checked in in the Aftermath of the Battle

It's very well written, hurry up and cut it! I'm afraid you'll starve to death

I read three chapters and found two bugs. Wang Yousheng is from the Independent Regiment, not the New Regiment. The leader of the 772 regiment is Cheng Xiazi, not named Wang.

Either don't cheat, or enlarge the pattern if you want to cheat. Just because the protagonist drives it, does this count as cheating? So many points won't help at all. This is the war of resistance, not a training-type hegemony game. Every day in the age of dead people, either someone with money and power will lead the direction, or they will kill everyone. Otherwise, even if the 386 brigade is built into a special forces, it will not be enough. In short, the layout of this book is too small, which makes people lose sight of the hope of victory in the Anti-Japanese War. In addition, 500 kilograms of white flour is really not enough to feed a camp with steamed buns for a month. Really?

There is a problem with the writing. The Japanese army did not have division flags, only regiment flags. During World War II, they were awarded 444 flags, including about 180 flags on the Chinese battlefield, and none of them were captured.

A bronze weapon has 12,000 points, and a regiment-level battle only earns more than 10,000 points. Killing the enemy group leader earns 2,000 points. Killing 6 regiments can be exchanged for a bronze weapon. How powerful does your weapon need to be? Is this plug-in necessary?

Do new recruits dare to blow the charge horn randomly?

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Looking at this introduction, it is another book that follows Lao Li, and I can't figure it out. 9.5 Of the ten Liangjian books follow Lao Li.

I only read the introduction: There is a bugle on the ground, and blowing it can increase morale! ! I'm happy. Can the bugle be blown randomly on the battlefield? ? Not to mention increasing morale, even if you can blow the emperor's rebels to death, you can't just pick up a trumpet and blow it.

It's well written, but I don't recommend writing it anymore.

After listening to the Internationale, I didn't read any Anti-Japanese War novels. Isn't it sad? Why!

The protagonist written by the author is really speechless. He can use a telegraph machine but doesn't need it. Hey, he just plays? It's better to write without knowing how to use it! There are also people who are very awesome as the political commissar of the Communist Youth League. Why are they written down as such? His sense of presence is gone. He gets scolded by Li Yunlong every time he appears. What next? Are there company-level instructors? No, what about the battalion level? Neither? It's okay to just talk about the troops. Now we have tanks, and in the later stage there are airplanes. The protagonist is from the modern soul to the sword, and there are systems. If we don't engage in information-based modern warfare, we will reduce the dimensions of the little devils to death and maim them? Still pretending to be 13, to borrow a phrase from Captain Li Yunlong: Is he really a fucking talent?

Why is this anti-Japanese war novel so fantasy? I don't want to read it after seeing the introduction.

Yang Zi

General Chen dared to call him by his first name. You are very brave.

Exchanging tens of thousands of points for dozens of cannonballs from the quilt factory is too much of a loss.

Author, don't you know how short the distance is between 200 meters and 1000 meters?

Li Yunlong

Don't write that you have cheats or that the protagonist is a special soldier. Even if you have cheats, don't write that you can exchange them for equipment. You can add points but not too much, or knowledge, but don't go beyond that era, otherwise it will look awkward, you know!

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