War and Fire on Screen, with My Own Arsenal

I regret subscribing; it's so damn bland. I wanted to see epic battles and bloodshed, but all I got was nothing.

If you're going to play a spy thriller, choose something like Spider-Man with his crisis awareness. This Captain America-esque character just doesn't seem right for a spy game. In the early stages, you can say the protagonist is unaware of those around him, so gathering intelligence is normal. But later on, it feels strange; he rushes in halfway through, then suddenly switches to espionage…

After watching the opening, I thought it would be a bloodbath and I'd be overjoyed, but it turns out they went behind the scenes? And then they promoted traditional martial arts, oh my god! What's most infuriating is that Jinshan Zhao is at the top and you're at the bottom, who's the main character here? 🤔 You just used a cheat code and we won the whole world in World War II, you're just a piece of trash, and the whole world is praising you. This plot is so confusing, just keep flopping.

While what you wrote makes sense, it's true that the protagonist is just trying to survive. However, I've noticed you've fallen into a misconception: you're writing fiction, not reality. No matter how plausible a novel is, if it's not engaging, no one will read it. Since Flying Eagle Hall, you've been writing pointless, contrived scenarios—they may be plausible, but are they engaging? Grades speak for themselves.

What a disgusting plot! A misunderstanding, attributing the protagonist's achievements to someone else—this kind of writing is mainly from anime and manga, right? As for novels, I've been reading them for so many years, and I only remember seeing this once, many years ago? Is this your second time? Or maybe your first? Whatever, who cares how many times? It's no wonder this kind of writing flops!

The problem with Republican-era themes is that there are all sorts of things that are difficult or impossible to write about. If you achieve even a little success with your writing, someone can report you and you're completely finished. Destruction is always easier than construction. This is why it's so difficult for me to write. Many things aren't as simple as you think.

It's getting worse and worse. Making up an excuse about magic is just awkward. Why not just say that he only got the training method for the Golden Bell and Iron Shirt techniques, but not the fighting method? And that he's so talented that he's already reached the level of returning to simplicity? Besides, the author already wrote that Fujita was about to challenge Jinshan Zhao, and the fight would expose him. What's the point of using a substitute?

It's a pretty good book. There are already many interesting storylines that can be branched out and interwoven. The "cheat codes" could be further explored and developed, with some advanced technology added. The espionage aspect doesn't need further development; it's sufficient at the current level.

The fighting strength had already collapsed. With the protagonist's abilities, he could randomly kill Japanese soldiers in a small county town, and the Japanese wouldn't be able to do anything about it. This would completely destroy the Japanese rule. Too few people are easy to send, and large armies are slow to mobilize.

It's really no fun going from a tiger that has killed countless people to a dog on a leash.