Bright Sword: My Random Intelligence System
亮剑：我有随机情报系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Anti-Japanese War
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The protagonist feels like another Li Yunlong, or even worse. He's arrogant and conceited. When the Japanese regiment launched a night raid on Xuzhuang, he didn't even communicate with his superiors. If the mission failed, his superiors wouldn't even know what happened.
If you're writing about the War of Resistance against Japan, why don't you dare to focus on the positive aspects?
So far, it seems none of the writers of "Bright Sword" dare to depict the main battlefield! Why? Is it about living a carefree life behind enemy lines? Not really. If I remember correctly, the first echelon of Japanese troops was in Northeast China, the second echelon was on the main battlefield in China, and the third echelon only reached the occupied areas.
A message to book lovers
Using the backdrop of the popular TV series "Bright Sword," I hope to write a compelling story about the War of Resistance against Japan. I hope you enjoy it and don't find it tedious! Thank you! Any suggestions or feedback are welcome...
Write your own story, and fight however you want.
They said they'd mobilize the entire team to fight the entire map, and only report back afterward, treating the records as if they didn't exist. An old Taoist priest acted like Zhuge Liang. He knew everything about the Japanese army's organization, weapons, and equipment. It's hilarious!
I read the synopsis and then went to read another book by the same author. Haha, in the author's eyes, special forces are gods. I was truly impressed when I read the ambush on Yamamoto's special forces in chapter 70-something. They were well-prepared, had pre-laid mines, knew the planned ambush location, had intelligence, and even had Type 92 infantry guns, yet they still got decimated.
It's clear the author doesn't know much about the military. Although I've never served, I know that after a major battle, a report must be written and submitted. Instead of guessing, the high command of the Jin-Sui Army should have waited for the protagonist to submit a detailed battle report to headquarters before asking the Eighth Route Army headquarters for it.
No, you've written almost fifty chapters about a small story in Willow Town?
See the second paragraph
Looking at the second paragraph, it clearly states earlier that this is a battlefield, and the system is even mentioned. Now, it says, "I don't know if it's an exercise or a battlefield?" This is contradictory.
The post titled "A Message to Book Lovers" was for submitting feedback, so why is it locked and I can't comment?
You can write about the Korean War 🪖