
My Logistics Career in Bright Sword
我的亮剑后勤生涯
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 955k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I've only read a little bit, and the main character doesn't seem to have much presence. Old Li, on the other hand, seems like the main character. Even some of the more memorable supporting characters in the original work have a stronger presence than the main character. Speaking of which, this genre seems to have been popular before. I don't recall any representative works.
There are actually many loopholes that can be exploited. We Chinese have a vast collection of classic texts; those who can solve riddles will surely understand. Although Li Yunlong was the only one who could trade and hand over missions. But there's always a way. Inter-level correspondence Hint at something It wouldn't be a problem to nominally assign some people to Li Yunlong's regiment.
Seriously, what kind of insane operation is this? The Independent Regiment launched attacks three times, and headquarters didn't even know it was their own troops. The regimental commander didn't report it to his superiors, so they didn't know either. The superiors couldn't find out, and no one below reacted. Is this still a military force under the leadership of the Party?
Several books like this claim that while China has been technologically ahead for decades, it doesn't have a technological advantage in weaponry.
Just like in that TV series "Bright Sword" where they were involved in aid work, a commander of a 20,000-30,000-strong army would never get promoted despite all the merits he earned.
Why are we starting weekly updates? Is this a sign that the story is going to be abandoned?
The problem with your writing is that you're somewhat superstitious about special operations. Based on all purely combat examples from World War II to the present, all special operations have failed. Successful operations involve significant air force, field army, and naval support.
This update frequency is too low, averaging one chapter every two weeks!
Is the author about to enter the palace?
I don't know what the author was thinking. That account had such a large fan base, why did they have to switch to a new account to publish the book?