The War of Resistance Begins in Songhu

Friendly reminder: the core of the Battle of Songlu was the aircraft carriers and battleships at sea. You can't destroy these warships; even a 21st-century tank division wouldn't be of any use.

The author advises you to have sound values. Some issues need to be definitively resolved, especially regarding the responsibilities of the Kuomintang. You need to delve deeper into your writing to make it more engaging and appealing to readers. Otherwise, you'll be incredibly difficult to manage within your circle. Since you don't have a network yet, you need to write your work properly.

The Nationalist Army had first-rate soldiers, second-rate generals, and third-rate commanders.

I'm curious why the author insists on siding with the Kuomintang in every book.

I suddenly thought of something. It seems like no one has ever written a story where the protagonist transmigrates to the time of the Eight-Nation Alliance 🙂 and has a complete system. Like, going to the late Qing Dynasty.

The Kuomintang was rife with corruption. Despite the help of a large number of overseas Chinese, substantial aid from the United States, and heavy taxes levied domestically, the government remained dirt poor, and soldiers on the front lines were starving. Similarly, we went head-to-head with the US military right after the founding of our nation, and even went abroad to fight.

If China had acquired the weapons of the Kuomintang, it could have driven the United States from the Yalu River to the 38th parallel, while the Kuomintang's 4 million troops were swept aside by China's 800,000 troops in four years.

When you update once, minor flaws will be magnified, and immature writing will be criticized. When you're up two hours in a row, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress becomes more important. When you're up past midnight, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of dead harvests begins to decline.

I live near Wenzaobang in Wusong, not far from the Songhu Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall. Every year before September 6th, I go to visit General Yao's memorial. There's a saying at the Songhu Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall: "Nearly 900,000 Chinese soldiers shed their blood on the land of Songhu. This is their story, and it should also be our story."

Throughout the vast history of China, countless ancestors have protected this great civilization, and countless martyrs have sacrificed themselves for this land. They left us with a vast territory and a brilliant culture. Unfortunately, most of their names have disappeared into the long river of history. But their achievements are as brilliant as the stars in the sky.