War of Resistance: Rising to Power with Chu Yunfei

It wasn't exactly sycophancy; after all, they were comrades in the anti-Japanese alliance, people with genuine patriotism and a firm commitment to resisting Japan. Seeing hundreds of them with only a few guns and some machetes, looking thin, weak, and malnourished, I'd give them a few guns too, so they could have a good meal.

I'm from Hong Kong, and I was initially quite unfamiliar with the War of Resistance against Japan, always wanting to know more about the stories from that period. I'm truly grateful for your book; it showed me the hardships of the war, the greatness of the Chinese soldiers, and the sorrow of the people at that time. It makes my blood boil, and I am grateful to have been born in a peaceful era! Thank you so much 🙏🏻 Really

First of all, I've never been an author, but I want to ask, is it really that difficult to write 100 chapters a day? Of course, as I said at the beginning, I've never been an author.

Did the author think about what would happen after the War of Resistance? The War of Liberation definitely cannot be written about. Eight years later, will he go abroad to establish himself as king, go to Taiwan, or will the story end there?

Many people who are not familiar with the Japanese army still find it difficult to read about the military organization. The text often mentions the 14th Army Group, the 101st Division, etc., And they don't know whether it is the organization of the National Revolutionary Army or the Japanese army. So, you can fill up the word count by adding whether it is the Japanese army or the National Revolutionary Army.

This book is a reinterpretation of Du Liang's famous novel *Bright Sword*, a novel focusing on the positive aspects of the War of Resistance against Japan. The protagonist is Chu Yunfei of the Jin-Sui Army. In the original *Bright Sword*, Chu Yunfei possesses distinct characteristics of the era and his own unique personality.

It's well-written, but it's not popular, probably because there haven't been many good examples of this type of writing before. They're all mindless stories that abandon logic. If I didn't want to read something mindless, I wouldn't have clicked on it at all. Also, your title and synopsis lack appeal.

The research was thorough, but the novel itself... Is terrible. It's readable, at least better than some mindless, toxic writing.

After the victory in the War of Resistance against Japan, the protagonist should have already decided who to side with and who to ally with. It's likely he'll immediately align with the Communists after the victory, and the story might end after that. However, I hope the protagonist can also play a role in the resistance against the US and India, and in his old age, be given a critical mission to resist Vietnam. That would be a good ending.

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