War of Resistance: Are You a Lucky Charm? Battle Merits Come Right to You

Can the war of resistance be linked to luck? If there is no topic, don't mess around. Isn't this an insult to the bloody battles of our revolutionary ancestors?

The author feels a little familiar!

I feel like I can't avoid it, so let's add a few historical figures. The brigade commander and the others, as well as the Japanese villains, look more immersive and should be able to pass the review. The book next door to the Party Investigation Department is all the real names of historical figures. The protagonist also pretends to be cool in front of him, which makes the Whampoa issue's congratulations to China and South Korea very angry @reader

It's okay to read ten or twenty chapters to make me laugh, but it's a bit aesthetically exhausting to rely on luck all the way from beginning to end.

The author would like to make a small suggestion. You can add some Japanese people in history to this book, such as Noda Takeshi and Mukai Toshiaki, and then kill them. This should be fine. They will save them from surviving until the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, and then kill them directly.

It feels like a game played by a Chinese who has a global vision but can only slightly affect the character.

I gave you a monthly vote, but you just stopped writing @reader

Not as good as Asia's number one gunman, at least he killed their former prime minister

The anti-war novels of the past were pretty good, but the current anti-war novels simply insult the martyrs.

Do you just keep writing one joke? Is there an outline? Later, the Great Kanto Earthquake came twice due to the Koi Movement?