
Bright Sword: Starting with the Grenade Launcher
亮剑从掷弹筒放平开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I really don't understand why you set the protagonist as a nine-year-old child. Even with the added cheat codes, how can a nine-year-old child skillfully use a grenade launcher? To outsiders, that would make him look like a monster! How are you going to give a nine-year-old child so many combat skills and military command techniques?
Bro, there's something wrong with your gimmick. The grenade launcher uses high-low pressure firing, with a maximum parabolic range of only 170 meters. Furthermore, the warhead is too heavy, carrying 165 grams of explosive, more than a 60mm mortar. Its direct-fire range is a maximum of 30 meters; beyond that, it experiences severe drop, dropping at least 1 meter for every 10 meters it advances.
The protagonist's background is very toxic.
The story begins with the protagonist's mother either being nearly raped by a Japanese soldier, the protagonist wakes up and kills the soldier, but then his mother dies. It would be much easier to understand if the protagonist's mother had died from the start. Then a Japanese spy appears as a translator. Okay, either the story starts in an orphanage, or both parents are safe and sound. Either way, it's quite unsettling.
At the age of nine, you can only join the Anti-Japanese Children's Corps. It is absolutely impossible for you to become a platoon leader in an independent regiment. This is a matter of principle. Even if you are skilled, this is still not allowed. Even if the independent regiment is wiped out, Old Li will rush to the battlefield as a regular soldier and cover the retreat of you, the children's corps members, and the masses!
From the War of Resistance to the courtyard house, author, you're a real genius!
A grenade launcher is fired by the ignition of the projectile as it falls. What's the point of laying it flat?
Anyone who's seen the drama "The Courtyard House" has absolutely no liking for Qin Huairu. Besides, you were the Air Force Commander, a general during the founding of the People's Republic of China, and you even lived in a courtyard house just to write the storyline.
How do you fire a grenade launcher if it's laid flat? Are you going to shove it in?
I don't understand the point of having a 9-year-old protagonist. Even a 15-year-old would be better than a 9-year-old, which would immediately turn off a lot of people. If you're just doing this out of passion, then disregard what I said.
I haven't watched it yet, but after reading the synopsis I'm a bit confused. The idea of transmigrating to the Eighth Route Army and getting a grenade launcher seems pointless. Besides affecting the outcome of a few small skirmishes, it seems to offer no real benefit. Even with just hand grenades, the ammunition consumption in a single battle would be unbearable for the Eighth Route Army.