Building the Ultimate Guerrilla Force: Starting with Bright Sword

Why bother with dungeons? Just make it an anti-Japanese war world. The "Bright Sword" series is set in Shanxi Province, "Tunnel Warfare" and "Landmine Warfare" are in Shandong and Hebei, "Shunliu" is in Shandong and Jiangsu, and "Snow Leopard" seems to be in Shandong and Jiangsu too—you could incorporate those as well.

Everyone runs faster than a horse. Then we don't need cavalry.

Here's a suggestion: instead of trying to fill the plot with "Bright Sword,"... It would be better to write some buffs around the system. It's not as good as the first speed buff. The second one is the sharpshooter buff, which guarantees 100% rifle accuracy within one minute (for shooting on the highway, imagine three or four Japanese soldiers and seven or eight puppet troops going to the…

This is really poorly written! It's been days, and the dozen or so people have been fighting until their numbers are dwindling. They only have one gun, and they don't even have any bullets. They're still ambushing this person and that person every day.

According to your timeline, Li Yunlong would be cursing. He was dismissed the day after breaking through the encirclement. On the third day, he handed over his duties to Ding Wei and went to the clothing factory. On the fourth day, he had just taken over as the factory director and started working when he went to the Independent Regiment to take over as its commander.

The idea is good, but the plot is a mess. I thought you were going to play some kind of special forces guerrilla warfare game, but it's even worse than a militia. They fought the Japanese but didn't pick up their guns, and stayed in the village for two months without recruiting a single member. Points don't earn interest, so why save them up and not use them? The plot is just a series of forced additions, lacking any original ideas whatsoever.

Twelve men with only one gun, ambushing Yamamoto's special forces? Are you kidding me?

This book by the author is completely illogical; I couldn't finish it.

This is truly mind-blowing! They must be completely obsessed with the King of Glory game.

The protagonist in this book is the most useless one I've ever seen. Aside from having a plot armor, I feel his abilities are inferior to even a newly trained recruit. Forget everything else, to be a captain, you at least need some skills. He feels like a complete novice, even worse than an ordinary person.