The Rise of a Great Nation in the War of Resistance Against Japan

This kind of background makes you an unpopular person both inside and outside the clique. The Fengtian clique will think you're Chiang Kai-shek's man, and Chiang Kai-shek will think you're a member of the Fengtian clique.

I'll get reported sooner or later. Now that I'm on Sanjiang Express, I can't survive without going to smaller stations.

Books that attempt to overturn history purely through individual ability have no future! Even if an ordinary person were reborn, not even Qin Shi Huang or Emperor Wu of Han could necessarily turn the tide! The author's mindset determines the protagonist's abilities, so an ordinary author trying to write a protagonist with the abilities of Qin Shi Huang or Emperor Wu of Han would inevitably create…

How dare you write military novels set in the Republican era and the War of Resistance against Japan? I've heard that military-themed novels are disappearing en masse; you're defying the law. 🙂

We must be wary of historical nihilism and remember the arduous struggle of the anti-Japanese national united front and the people.

I just want to ask one question: what skills do you have that allow you to go toe-to-toe with the instructor?

Another book in my lifetime series, releasing one chapter every two days. I really don't know what the censors are afraid of. Our ancestors already drove away the Allied Forces and Japanese pirates, why are they afraid?

Novels like these, if they involve historical research or depict unspeakable historical events, are invariably banned; otherwise, they're labeled as anti-Japanese war dramas.

This is utter nonsense. Zhang Xueliang was a villain for all time. He himself admitted in a video that he was watching a play with Miss Zhao Si at a theater on the night of the September 18 Incident. Furthermore, Chiang Kai-shek did not order him to abandon the Northeast; it was entirely his own decision. Moreover, one can check the total assets of the Zhang family and the treasury of the Border Industry Bank; the Japanese plundered trillions of dollars worth of them.

There was a guy named Li Weihan who, even when he died in the 1980s, still couldn't forget about turning the three northeastern provinces into a Manchu autonomous region.