Starting from Five Thousand Miles

Author, you have to know that the donkeys in the production team have to work twenty-four hours a day before they can rest. Look, you spend most of the day drinking and picking up girls.

If I hadn't failed, back in those days, I don't think anyone here could have made a splash!

No worries, the Almighty Soldier King can't influence the situation of the battle even in that time period.

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Author! ! Did you switch the protagonist's name back and forth? What does it mean? ? It looks awkward. Either you use Wu Qianli, or you use Xu Liang. If you inherit this identity, you will inherit this name! Why change it?

How about studying "Starting from Changjin Lake"?

I feel like I don't want to watch the rest of Changlu Lake after it's finished.

I also felt that it was easy to get into trouble when the protagonist's name was changed, and the sense of immersion and experience was not very good. Could you, the author, consider it?

What role can you play without plug-ins? Are you going to die? How can you waste it?

If modern ordinary people can only make instant noodles and return to the war-torn era, how long can they survive?

Entering the military, there are all bright swords and snow leopards, and Changjin Lake is eye-catching.

I just saw the protagonist enter the "sniper" scene and saw the poison spot! ! The protagonist has more than 10 people on his side. He knows that 6 people are ambushing them and also knows their approximate location. However, he does not use mortars or grenades, only guns! ! Is it because in the "sniper" scene, only guns are allowed, not cannons? ? ? ? Suppose the next scene enters "Ip Man" and the protagonist can only use fists and not thermal weapons? ? ? ?

Now that I see the "sniper", it feels very uncomfortable. Is it possible that the protagonist is restricted by the "Lord God" and can only use guns to fight the US military, not cannons, or even grenades? ? ! !

Well written! Don't worry, chase! I would like to give the author a suggestion: when the plot changes, it is best to have a successor or something that can be brought into the follow-up... There is a slight separation between the two stories.

I have watched the movie and will write it down carefully. I want Qianli and Wanli, Mei Sheng, Pinghe, Lei Dad, and Yu Congrong to be alive and well.

The protagonist is not dead, so retreat, retreat, retreat. A stray bullet ended the mess.

Let's add a female protagonist to the Women's Rangers Lin Manyun (He Qing)

The writing is not very good, not even remotely enjoyable. If you copy the movie, do I still need to read your novel? It would be great to go to the movies.

This book is also well written in the middle period of Changjin Lake. The world after that becomes more and more poisonous and more and more exaggerated.

Please tell me if it has failed. If not, it will be withdrawn! There is no memory, only memory. What kind of waves can be made in such a large-scale battle?

To tell the truth, authors of historical war genres are too fond of bringing in private information and are not objective at all. Imaginary genres should be more appropriate.

Can you please stop changing the name? It's so troublesome to read.

It's okay to write about North Korea, the decisive battle of the Korean War, and the Chinese military spirit in North Korea.

Once the sword is revealed, I don't want to watch it anymore. Is there anything left after showing off the sword? If it doesn't exist anymore, I'll give up.

I might as well have fun watching a movie

When will the Bright Sword copy end?

This is just following the movie.

I feel like the author is getting more and more deviated as he writes. I once suspected that someone had ghostwritten the book recently. The hot knife cuts through oil happily, and the ups and downs are also very enjoyable.

Have a good rest... I can't read the book for a few days.