A Young Soldier in the Borderlands' War of Resistance
边区抗战一小兵
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- Anti-Japanese War
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With such a talent for understanding, why did you go to the front lines? I really don't know what you were thinking. Developing military industry is the way to go. The front lines don't need another one of you. How many people can you kill by yourself?
Going back to the War of Resistance against Japan to analyze and develop industry was probably the most important thing. The front lines are not short of soldiers or generals.
I think if you're going to write a war novel about the War of Resistance Against Japan, go all out with the overpowered abilities. What's the point of someone being incredibly strong? Can you kill a hundred or a thousand Japanese soldiers? Can you change the course of history? If the country still surrendered in 1945 and tens of millions of people died, what's the point of time travel then?
Three bullets, six shots fired—I can accept that logic; the person in the head isn't waterlogged.
They can't even get enough to eat, and a county-level brigade has a telephone? That's outrageous!
The author didn't really want to kill off the main character, but was being overly sentimental, so they just showed off his "strong learning ability."
Shouldn't someone with exceptional comprehension be involved in industry? In those days, machine guns, cannons, tanks, and airplanes were far more useful than a military genius. Most importantly, they didn't need another military genius like you.
I've written over 800,000 words, but only 30-something comments. Either people are saying unpleasant things that the author can't stand and deletes, or readers are so discouraged that they don't even have the desire to complain about the book!
The protagonist's contribution wasn't even as great as the one who invented the "heartless cannon" during the Liberation War.
The real key to China's victory in the War of Resistance against Japan was its military industry; China couldn't defeat Japan because its industrial capacity was insufficient. The soldiers were indeed very brave.