
My Logistics Career in Bright Sword
我的亮剑后勤生涯
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- Ongoing
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- 955k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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At first glance, the protagonist has no sense of presence, but Lao Li looks like the protagonist. Even the outstanding supporting characters in the original work have a stronger presence than the protagonist. Speaking of which, this genre seems to have been popular before. There are no representative works in my impression. They usually just follow the plot, follow the plot, show off in tragic places or change in advance. Liangjian seems to have been written by someone. I just read this book, and the author has made most of the mistakes of this genre. The writing is not bad at all. It follows the original character's personality, but it seems that there is nothing of my own. It is excellent to pass the time and review the TV series. Oh, by the way, another comment, why does this genre like to count weapons and ammunition by tons? How to calculate it in tons? Does it count as packaging? Is the international arms market calculated by ton? It's just weird, it's been withdrawn.
In fact, there are many loopholes that can be exploited We Chinese have a lot of classics, and the opponent who can solve riddles will definitely understand Although the only one who can trade and hand over tasks is Li Yunlong But there are always ways Exchange of letters across levels Suggesting something It is not impossible to let Li Yunlong arrange some people in a group in name only.
I'm really convinced. This is such a crazy operation. The independent regiment took action three times, but the headquarters didn't know it was their own troops. The regiment leader didn't report it to the superiors. He didn't know about it. The superiors couldn't find out. No one below responded. Is this still a force under the leadership of the party? This is completely the private armed force of the military chief. Well, the protagonist also sent a letter to Chongqing Ta Kung Pao saying that the Chinese organization was responsible for the attack and that he was the one who carried out the attack. Since you gave weapons and medicines to the independent group to do it, you still played this trick. If it was found out later, how could it be done if the independent group took action? What kind of crazy operation can this be done?
There are several books like this. The technology is decades ahead, but the weapons are not given to those who are ahead.
It's just like the book "I'm providing aid in Liangjian". A troop of 20,000 to 30,000 people is still a regiment leader. He will never be promoted after making so many contributions.
Why have we started weekly updates? Do we need eunuchs?
What the author has a problem with is that you are a bit superstitious about special operations. According to all the pure combat cases from the beginning of World War II to the present, special operations have failed. Successful operations are campaigns with the cooperation of a large number of air forces and field armies and navies. The main force is not even a special force. The special force is only responsible for guiding or opening a gap with large forces and finally breaking into the core to ensure the completion of the mission. Pure one In general novels and literary works, especially the kind in Bright Sword, this type of special operations has completely failed without exception. The only so-called success case is that an elite special forces team of hundreds of people fought on the third line without preparing to deploy a sloppy enemy force. In the end, almost the entire army was wiped out and the mission was barely completed. All normal successes in the eyes of ordinary people are the result of the cooperation of a large number of ordinary armed forces.
The update frequency is too low, with an average of one chapter every two weeks.
The author is entering the palace. Has it been cut?
I don't know what the author was thinking. The fan base of that account is so large that he had to change his account to publish the book.