Bright Sword: Starting with a Guerrilla Squad

In the War of Resistance against Japan, no one was more than a general; in the Liberation War, no one was more than a colonel!

It's a pretty good book, with few plot holes. However, I personally found it frustrating and unsatisfying to read. First, the protagonist submitted materials on sulfonamides, battlefield first aid, grenade launcher manufacturing and training, and methods for large-scale grenade production.

After reading chapter 185, it seems they're talking about military industry, yet they're also going to the front lines as guerrillas. And if they're guerrillas, they're also developing machinery and designing rifles. And designing rifles while dreaming of going to the front lines...

Sigh, his military rank is too low. After reading around 300 chapters, he's not even a company commander. All his attempts to achieve great merit seem pointless.

😥 I don't understand this. Am I confused?

Author, do you think you've written your cheat ability in the wrong place? With such powerful copying ability, wouldn't upgrading a large-scale industry be more appealing? You've tried to write a story that's neither a typical "street thief" nor a typical "powerful" story, and it's not a typical "technical" story either.

Nowadays, war stories mostly involve battalion commanders, whereas in the past, it was all about founding a nation.

What do you mean by "great"? We can fight the Japanese devils! That was the suffering of the Chinese people. But you can tell he's an anti-Japanese element. Like 🌹

Any war-themed games that performed even slightly well were taken down.

I'm just curious, are military generals from around the 1970s, or famous figures in modern Chinese history, no longer allowed to be mentioned in novels?