Bright Sword: I Can Copy Anything
亮剑：我能复制一切
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Anti-Japanese War
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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369Chapters
9.1kRecommendations
99.5kFans
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A new recruit, who hadn't fired a single shot, ran up to the company commander and reported, "I'm a sharpshooter!" Then he was given five bullets to fire! What the hell? Is this guy an idiot?
Don't listen to their nonsense about cheating; don't go too far, or it won't be interesting.
Why does the protagonist have to use a 98k? Hey, do you have a cheat code? Wouldn't a machine gun be better? 3000-Meter range, rapid fire—you'd be a battlefield reaper!
It's meaningless, it's just cheating. There are tons of Japanese soldiers, people are shocked, so he keeps cheating and killing them, and then they're shocked again, and the cycle goes on and on. However, he's just a lowly soldier from beginning to end; no matter how many Japanese soldiers he kills, he won't get promoted or change the plot. It's even less fun than playing a single-player game.
It's written in AI, so don't waste your time.
You can search for someone called "Cucumber Fried Noodles," who also wrote a fanfiction of "Bright Sword," 140,000 words long, also featuring the Third Battalion and Ninth Company, and just as nonsensical. It's probably the same person, using the same AI. I'm speechless at the current state of online novels.
I was quite satisfied with what I read, but when I saw Li Yunlong transferred to the Independent Regiment, I didn't want to continue. The Yamamoto Special Forces went to attack the Daya Bay headquarters, encountered the Independent Regiment en route, and suffered a defeat of 0 to over 200—this part was a bit ridiculous.
Copy a fighter jet, fly at supersonic speeds, and fire an unlimited number of missiles.
I've seen a few and I don't even want to look anymore. He's always fighting alone? He doesn't get promoted, and he can't even get one or two helpers to change his guns, reload his ammo, and collect the loot?
With such an amazing system, the author focused entirely on individual soldiers! This is even more absurd than an anti-Japanese war drama!
I suddenly wondered 🤔 Are those absurd anti-Japanese war dramas where characters can tear apart Japanese soldiers with their bare hands the same type of novel?