War of Resistance: I Have an Unlimited Arsenal

There's a major plot hole: the protagonist's source of equipment is completely inexplicable. Where did he get such good equipment, including weapons that don't even belong to this era?

After watching it, I suddenly realized it's free for a limited time 😥

I was originally too lazy to vote and just pretended I didn't have any. But the author was too polite; I'm afraid of this kind of soft-spoken approach.

It's just constant fighting, which is getting a bit tiresome. And when things get a little difficult, they just bombard us with planes. It's like watching someone use cheat codes in a game; it's not very interesting. You already have volunteer army companies and various military experts. The focus should be on highlighting the improvement in the overall military strength of the Eighth Route Army.

The author should standardize the weapons; the dropped weapons are too varied. Standardize the caliber of the guns, and send the rest to the Eighth Route Army. Later on, it would be best for the Eighth Route Army to also standardize their weapons; otherwise, logistical pressure will be too high and management will be inconvenient. Also, the source of the weapons needs to be explained.

That's not right. The protagonist has made so many contributions, even though the Chinese server hasn't acknowledged it. Won't the Eighth Route Army side say anything? They should have been promoted long ago; we're currently at chapter 93. After all, with so many military achievements, and being unique in China, plus contributions to the Eighth Route Army, he should have been promoted long ago.

Since it involves time travel, it's considered fictional. Don't follow the historical timeline.

It was a great read. The author's wisest decision was not to try to explain the origin of the equipment. No matter how you explain it, it doesn't hold up to scrutiny. So everyone just accepted it. If someone is already using cheats, worrying about it is just pointless. Just focus on living your life.

Those articles about the Battle of Tengxian are toxic again. Wang Dahu is simply not a qualified battalion commander; he's even unqualified to be a company commander. If he becomes a regimental commander later on, then this book is ruined—a zero-point rating. Even a company commander in the Volunteer Army was more qualified than him. Also, the protagonist's deputy regimental commander got his position through connections and is incompetent.

Standing on the first floor. Reasonable suggestions will be adopted.