Anti-Japanese War: There Are No Cowards Under the M35 Helmet

How should I put it? It's not passionate at all. It's just that the protagonist survives the disaster and changes the map, and then uses less to defeat more. What are the details? What about the plot? Too bland

The main character's subjective initiative is brought into full play under the premise of comprehensively researching the information and respecting historical facts. There are also interesting articles that can be written but they need to be logical. In addition, the author's updates in the past few days are too lazy to even think about the titles. I am afraid that he is playing a eunuch and does not want to follow up. 😅😅😅😅

There is basically no interaction. Shriveled

Finally, it's not all about cool writing anymore!

I collapsed when I saw the student I saved died... I don't want to say anything sarcastic, but didn't you think about the possibility that the student couldn't escape? The protagonist and those students have no identity, how can they escape, just trust those insects on top of Nanjing GMD?

The direct reward material is not that interesting. I highly recommend the tomato, but it is still a good-looking one that strengthens the soldiers under my command.

The M35 helmet was also put on the head by Wang Puppet's traitor soldiers

To be honest, the descriptions and descriptions in some places are too outrageous. The poisonous gas corrodes the steel bars. Once the gas mask is taken off, the skin melts like grease. It feels like it is not poisonous gas but more like strong acid.

What was Sun Yuanliang's performance during the Anti-Japanese War in Shanghai?

The 88th Division, the flying general's soldiers?

I update several chapters a day. The author feels that some places are not rigorous and he needs to check the information carefully.

Where did the author go to slack off today?

Good looking, come on, the battlefield is already cruel.

Stick to Chapter 32

There are shadows of AI, sentence habits and hidden ambush.

Just like the title! ! !

There are no great permanent rewards for completing tasks to improve your own abilities. They are all one-time rewards. There is nothing interesting about the death of your subordinates one after another.