War of Resistance: Restoring the Nation

This isn't your usual style! Was it written with software? If all protagonists were this invincible, the War of Resistance Against Japan wouldn't have lasted eight years; eight months would have been enough! Can the author be a little more realistic? I've watched too many anti-Japanese war dramas and I'm fed up! (I'm cutting this off.)

I've never liked this kind of subject matter because in the end, I can never truly overcome the choice I've made.

The synopsis tells you it's a poorly written ending. The reality is that China was too weak at the time, and no strategy worked. A special forces soldier going back in time couldn't change the overall situation, or even a single battle.

It feels like I've watched too much Wolf Warrior. A special forces soldier single-handedly turning the tide of battle? In some ways, it's no different from those anti-Japanese war dramas.

Let me give you some advice. Given China's industrial capabilities at the time, it was simply impossible to produce a Roche assault rifle that could replicate the AK-47. The AK-47's ruggedness and simplicity refer to its ease of use and maintenance, not its production.

A special forces battalion commander, even a low-ranking one, should at least be a battalion commander, and a highly skilled individual at that. Instead of being a proper civil servant, he chose to become a security guard, hoping to avoid thirty years of hardship. It's ridiculous.

Just passing through someone's body, even if they're bald, won't make any difference!

If you dislike the National Revolutionary Army so much, why didn't you start with a guerrilla force or militia?

In anti-Japanese war novels, the highest rank a regimental commander is is... So I'll never read these kinds of books again. They're boring.

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