Drawing Sword: The Brilliant Strategist Ding Wei

The first chapter says, "Sending you to Yan'an for training is beneath you! If Ding Wei hadn't been Lin Biao's old subordinate in the original novel, he might not have had this opportunity. Do you think Kong Jie and Li Yunlong had this chance? If Ding Wei had actually gone to study back then, he would definitely have been more than a major general."

During the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Chinese Communist Party did not lack strategists, nor would one strategist have brought about any change; our Party had many strategists. What it lacked were weapons, ammunition, food, clothing, medicine, and equipment.

The male lead is even worse than Ding Wei himself. What a waste of your time-traveling opportunity!

This seating arrangement is absolutely laughable!

Can you write about the Chinese Civil War and the Korean War?

Book lovers who still have new book investment opportunities this month should definitely invest in this one! Having read the previous fanfics of *Bright Sword* and *Snow Leopard*, I think it's really well-written. Keep up the good work, author!

Modern books about the War of Resistance Against Japan have run out of creative ideas, and they can't get promoted to higher word counts, so they can only repeat themselves over and over again to reach the required word count.

Stop hovering around the group level; if you can't write at the next level, don't start this kind of book.

Currently, the military section on Qidian only has one novel where the protagonist's military rank reaches major general, and it's a special forces story.

I can't write any more novels about the War of Resistance against Japan now.