War of Resistance: The Whole World Is Full of Base Vehicles

Author, your arms are too expensive. At this price, you can buy more than twice the arms from the Japanese, especially the 105 artillery shells for 5,000 silver dollars. What do you think? The German 150 artillery shells only cost a few dozen dollars. If you buy 1,000 of this artillery shell from the Japanese, they will give you a 105 howitzer for free.

It's too watery. It's all about the reaction of all parties and the layout. There is no main line at all, the soldiers are not very explosive, the equipment is not made very much, and the battles are not fought. It is just like that old book. It has to be crowded to get more fun. Are you writing it for 5 million?

It's already been chapter 36, and the protagonist hasn't fought against the Japanese yet.

The same paragraph, over and over again, comes back and comes with the same meaning, and then writes it seven or eight times, who the hell will read it?

The first part is pretty good, but the later part is getting more and more rubbish.

Wow, Yunnan, Guizhou, and Sichuan need to expand our brothers.

Vote for encouragement. If you want to write more realistically, I suggest the author consider the environmental adaptability of the weapon. The more advanced the weapon, the easier it is to use. The author actually used Yunnan horses to pull the 105 howitzer. How many horses did you use to pull the artillery plus the front car? Yunnan horses have never been good at pulling power, and the Bofors Mountain Cannon requires North China's big mules to pull it. The 88-gun and 150-mm howitzers in the back need to be towed by trucks. The Germans themselves need half-track trucks to tow the 170-mm cannon, and they all need to be towed on roads. The towing radius and the load-bearing capacity of roads and bridges must also be considered. The 120 mortar was not equipped in Germany at the time. It was later copied from the Soviet Union's 120 mortar As for weapons, you can consider the Oerlikon 20mm anti-aircraft gun, the 40mm Bofors and the like, which are not necessarily German but belong to German weapons If the author just wants to write a mindless article, then just pretend I didn't say anything.

The writing in the front is very good, but I really can't stand it when Li Dajeng pops up in the back. They are very good with the dragon article. There is no need to sew so much. I really can't stand it anymore.

It was okay at first, but then it was revealed! In other words, a person who writes cool articles is not only military-illiterate, but also doesn't understand the relevant historical background at all. The logical relationship behind it is a mess and can't even be made up!

In particular, the military commander-in-chief kneels down to the protagonist, which is very dramatic, and there is a special second chapter, which is too embarrassing. The author needs to improve