Overpowering the Bright Sword

That's a bit outrageous. Even anti-Japanese war dramas wouldn't dare to portray it like this. Why not just use an atomic bomb to sink Japan? 😅😅😅😅😅

Even with the system, you're still so frustrated. You could build your own team, grow stronger, and then join the Eighth Route Army; your rank would rise immediately.

You can only fight the Japanese under Li Yunlong's command. You can't fight the Japanese without Li Yunlong.

I feel it's unreasonable that all the looted equipment is brand new. It makes everyone else seem like NPCs, and they can't even recognize newly captured weapons? It's very jarring. I think the weapon age could be differentiated according to the strength of the Japanese troops—elite troops with newer weapons, second-line troops with older ones.

The Japanese First Army in Shanxi was truly a Martian force. How many soldiers died in the Shanxi First Army across so many Bright Sword novels? It's such a waste that Yoshio Shinotsuka was only a lieutenant general.

When the nuclear weapons are unleashed, the enemy will be slaughtered.

It was a bit late when I went out. My career didn't advance much under Li Yunlong. During the Anti-Japanese War, Li Yunlong was at best a regimental commander. He lacked the ability, or rather, he was always getting into trouble, so he couldn't rise in rank. This meant that if I stayed under Li Yunlong, I'd only ever be a battalion commander.

Writing above the regimental level is not allowed at 7 PM, but you can go down to lower levels. The protagonist can do his own thing, being a regimental commander, a regiment, battalion, company, platoon, squad, team, group—as long as the plot requires it, what's wrong with a regiment of 100,000 people?

It is estimated that eliminating five million Japanese soldiers will qualify one as a corps commander, conquering the Earth will qualify one as a legion commander, and dominating the universe will qualify one as a marshal.

Bro, we've almost reached 400 chapters and you're still just a battalion commander? Is that appropriate? Other books have characters who are regimental commanders, detachment commanders, and corps commanders.