Bright Sword: A Show of Force from the Start, Knocking Li Yunlong Flying
亮剑：开局下马威，打飞李云龙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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495Chapters
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So brave? You dare to hit Old Li? What qualifications do you have compared to Old Li?
Can we save Old Li from committing suicide and take him to kill all those who persecuted him? 😁😁
I read one chapter, and it seems like someone from 1998 transmigrated into the world of "Bright Sword"? The novel "Bright Sword" was only published in 2000! I don't know when the novel was written, but the protagonist hasn't read it! So, if it's written like this—someone from 1998 arriving in the world of "Bright Sword"—the first chapter alone would deter 80% of readers!
A time traveler was forced to leave? The political commissar and the regimental commander are of the same rank; one is in charge of logistics and the other in charge of combat. Given Li Yunlong's personality, it would be easy for a political commissar to get rid of him.
Here's a screenshot, so cool!
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How high can the male protagonist rise to? 😏
Promotion? What's the highest rank?
Is the highest-ranking officer a regimental commander or a company commander? 🤫
The regimental commander and political commissar fought in front of the entire regiment. What were you thinking? Do such leaders still have any authority? How do the soldiers view their commanding officer? Although our army advocates equality between officers and soldiers, the authority of the commanding officer is inviolable.
When can I watch "Bright Sword: The Flames of War"?
Putting aside the content, the introduction alone is incredibly impressive.