Ding Wei, the Wise General with Bright Sword

Chapter 1: I feel wronged by asking you to study in Yan'an. If Ding Wei hadn't written the original work, he might not have had the chance. Do you think Kong Jie and Li Yunlong would have had this chance? If Ding Wei had really gone to study at that time, he would definitely have been more than a major general.

During the Anti-Japanese War, the Chinese Communist Party did not lack a wise general, and a wise general would not bring any changes. Our party really has many wise generals. What is lacking are weapons and ammunition, food and clothing, medicines and equipment

The male protagonist is not as good as Ding Wei himself. You are a waste of time travel quota.

This row of seats is really hilarious.

Can you write about the Liberation War and the Korean War?

If there is an opportunity to invest in a new book this month, book lovers should quickly invest in this one. I have read the previous fanfics of Liang Jian and Snow Leopard, and I think the writing is really good. Cheer for the author

In the current military section of Qidian, there is only one novel in which the main character's military position is major general, and it is a special forces novel.

The current Anti-Japanese War books are out of date and cannot be upgraded. In order to cheat the number of words, I can only repeat them again and again.

Don't hang around at the group level again. If you can't write the next level, don't open this kind of book.

Very good, another good sword-fighting book

The author's writing was too messy. In the first part, it was written that Oka led half of the troops to deal with the New Second Regiment and the 772nd Regiment. The second part was written with only one brigade, which means that the two groups combined were less than one regiment, only 2,000 troops at most. And there were two regiments left in Taiping County to watch the show. Is it possible? Unable to stand it, I withdrew.

The author has to be steady. Even though some people complain fiercely, they still account for a very small number of people. Most people will not comment. You are not writing a book for this small number of people. They are also here to vent. These people only know how to dig holes, and they won't care if you jump into them. Just write it down according to your own ideas.

When writing about wise generals, I hope the author will take a look at Desheng Da's strategic and tactical thoughts. Even after reading the novel, at least the writing will feel good. After reading it, you will know what it means to strategize and win thousands of miles, and what it means to be a military strategist.

Good book, I hope it is reasonable and does not have too big a system, otherwise it will appear that the revolutionary martyrs are a bit slow and incompetent.

Very good, just a little bit, Ding Wei later became bald (●—●)

Now I can no longer write anti-war novels

Hurry up and change the second battalion commander Shen Quan in the first two chapters. That is the second battalion commander of the independent regiment. Before, your great pitcher was also from an independent regiment, and no one paid much attention to the big-headed soldiers. But it's really inappropriate for you to even make a mistake like the battalion commander.

The author quickly let Li Yunlong go. To be honest, I almost vomited a mouthful of blood when I left Li Yunlong. The issue of command rights, Li Yunlong won the battle, which is different from Kong Jie. What you just took over was his army. With Li Yunlong here, how do you establish your authority and make the army accept you faster?

You can change the general in the signature to barrier, which is more appropriate.

Are you following Lao Li's path and leaving him with nowhere to go?

The author's layout is too small and not deep enough, but the rest is okay. Your Korean Madman in the War of Resistance is still the leader at the end. Generally speaking, it is very enjoyable to read the first half, but I can't stand it from the middle and the second half.

Li Yunlong's prototype is General Wang Jinshan. Don't treat Li Yunlong like a clown in this book.

At least there is no system, so I can still read it

The prologue of this book is quite logical, but later it turns into an anti-Japanese hero.

It turns out there are new books coming out all the time, but I wouldn't have recognized them if I hadn't read the introduction.

There are typos in the introduction. What a cruel person.

Wasn't the last one the last one?