
Providing Aid in the War of Resistance
我在抗战搞援助
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 303k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Anti-Japanese War
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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🤫If this book is biased, it'll be even more disgusting than that book about pockmarked men being fathers-in-law.
After reading the beginning, I found this subject matter to be very interesting, as it shows the Japanese army's support for the War of Resistance against Japan. Here's a suggestion: since we have a system, could we arrange for someone to become a member of the Japanese Communist Party or, after making contact with our army, join the Anti-War League?
I suddenly had an idea. Back then, weren't there still quite a few inhuman bandits? Why doesn't the protagonist just team up with the Eighth Route Army every now and then to take down a wave of bandits? Then he can dress the bandits in Eighth Route Army uniforms, and the battle reports will be easy to write: "On such and such a day, Xiao Tian led his troops in battle against the 'Eighth Route…
The fight against the British and Americans was also a drawn-out affair, and the 4th Division only arrived after the British and Americans' supplies were cut off. Not long after, the enemy surrendered, and the 4th Division achieved its only victory. It then resumed its grain trade. Although nothing was said about this, and 600 merchants were sacrificed, if you think about the details, you'll understand the underlying issues.
The interaction between the protagonist and his subordinates is too much like that of Chinese people. I suggest the author watch more Japanese dramas to improve. 🐶 Also, there are a few minor issues. If any readers point them out in the comments, I'll correct them promptly. I wish the author continued success in writing! Keep it up!
The Grand Marshal of the Army, with 300,000 troops, stabbed the Emperor in the back and purged the court of corrupt officials.
The emperor is the one with the strongest army and the most powerful horses!
I suspect that the editorial and technical departments at Qidian are protecting the whistleblower. While thoroughly investigating three generations of whistleblowers, they should also investigate the whistleblower himself.
Osaka has always been a place that doesn't follow the beaten path and loves to go against the government.
The Osaka Army achieved considerable success fighting the US-Filipino coalition forces in the Philippines. Their poor performance was mainly due to their reluctance to engage in a protracted war. At that time, the Soviet army and our side fought to the bitter end, and the Osaka businessmen weren't stupid; why would they risk a hard nut to crack without any benefit?
Hurry up and decide on the main character's name. First they use the current one, then the previous one. Using the current one would be much funnier, and besides, not all Japanese people are disliked. I like Yamagami Tetsuya.