Sniping Begins During the Bright Sword Escape

What I want to see is an author who writes their own story within the framework of the original work, not long passages from the original. If you write it like this, I might as well just watch the TV series!

This is the structure of a silencer! And a sniper rifle equipped with a silencer.

These are the Garand rifles with eight-round magazines and those with twenty-round magazines! However, the number of Garand rifles with twenty-round magazines is not very large.

This is ridiculous, I can't stand the hype. You can fantasize, but don't go overboard. Five hundred meters? Eight hundred and eighty meters? You think you can polish a piece of broken glass into a Zeiss telescope with an 8x magnification?

After looking at four screenshots, I can confirm you're a semi-newbie, a little better than a complete novice at knowing to do some research. Your biggest flaw is using incomplete information to "seriously" indulge in wild speculation. With so many people reading novels these days, you can't easily fool anyone from all walks of life.

To be honest, I don't think individual combat skills play a significant role in normal battles, unless you're assassinating a high-ranking figure. Otherwise, without extraordinary abilities, you might just kill a few more Japanese soldiers, but that won't make a big difference.

The military theories in the introduction make sense. The Type 38 rifle uses full-power bullets with extremely high penetration; it makes no difference whether it penetrates bulletproof vests or not. Even modern bulletproof vests only protect against pistol bullets. Suppressors don't reduce noise much; there's still sound within 100 meters. Without a scope, a suppressor is useless.

The largest optical lens ever hand-ground in human history is currently submerged on the seabed. It was the optical rangefinder for the main guns of the Yamato, the flagship of the Japanese Combined Fleet. It was called the Ko 3948 (15m rangefinder) and the Ko 43 (10m rangefinder), and was said to be able to command artillery battles at a distance of 32,000m.

What can I say when you've already written a novel about King of Glory?

Wearing a bulletproof vest during the War of Resistance Against Japan was suicidal. A Type 38 rifle firing a full-power bullet without a vest (excluding shots to the head or heart) would only leave a hole, while wearing a vest would guarantee death.