
Bright Sword: From Handcrafted Cannons to an Industrial Titan
亮剑:从手搓大炮到工业巨擘
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- War of Resistance
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Today's anti-Japanese dramas are limited to Liang Jian, so it's not that they don't write other dramas, but that there are always many traitors at any time. Fans who write Liang Jian are not afraid to report them. If they write other things, they will be reported if they become popular.
Alas, I am very confused now when I read Liangjian and humanistic anti-war articles, because there is not a single one of this type in my bookshelf. There are many that were killed before they could even be completed. Basically, they are all high-quality. Author, can I read the whole book?
Overall, it's good, but I've been pursuing new ideas and innovation too much recently. I should develop the basic military industry and lay a solid foundation. Flash bombs are just okay, but what about blinding powder? I'm speechless and attack indiscriminately
In the real world, a person like Li Yunlong would never survive one episode! Just kidding, I'm not that resistant to orders!
The best Liangjian fanfic I have ever read, and I feel that the author has something to continue writing. This is a military-industrial powerhouse novel in the Liangjian fanfic, and it has gone beyond the plot limitations of Liangjian. Many Liangjian fanfics have finished writing the Liangjian plot and don't know how to write it. It's very inconsistent to follow the Liangjian plot in the early stage and then write something else later. However, this book does not rely on the Liangjian plot from the early stage, but only uses Liangjian characters to advance its own plot 👍
Fire coverage🪖
There are more than three hundred chapters and more than one million words. It has only been half a year. The time span is too slow, and then the updates are slow. The Japanese devils have been sweeping away, and they have not stopped at all. Is this the case with the devils in history?
Comments to the author: Short! Few! Small! Slow!
This book is by far the best anti-Japanese war novel. It is not YY or systematic. The writing is compact and the plot is logical.
Can you give [Lao He] a better writing instead of talking to NPCs?
The character Lao He was written in such a cheesy way that he appeared like an NPC countless times and had no image at all. What's even more annoying is that Lao He and Zhang Wan and Huan Lao appeared together. Many times I thought Lao He was talking about Zhang Wanhe. . The character description is almost zero, and the writing is completely NPC-like. Also affects reading
Can you make it a little longer? As a man, you are too weak and short 😅😅😅😅. I watched it for a few minutes every day. You are really good, Mr. Kong Kong.
What is the range of the Hell Cannon? I didn't see it written down
What a hell cannon, I don't understand. Is it similar to a heartless cannon?
Because the blood of a dehydrated person has lost water, its salt concentration will be higher than that of normal blood, making it a hypertonic fluid. After drinking it, the high salt content in the intestines will "suck" the remaining water in your body into the intestines, causing cells to further lose water and aggravating dehydration, similar to the effect of drinking sea water. In addition, drinking blood directly may cause vomiting (leading to more water loss) and risk of infection. In reality, the correct approach when experiencing extreme water shortage is to find water sources, use condensation or filtration, rather than rely on drinking blood.
Character dialogue writing needs to be strengthened
So far it seems to be okay, but the author still needs to think carefully about the dialogue between the characters in the article, and the way the older generation of martyrs or that era spoke, otherwise it will look a bit dramatic!
The plot is a bit slow, the plot is a bit bigger
Immortal Grass, finished chasing, too few words
The author then creates a big sniper and beheads him 😁
Please help everyone
When I first started watching it, I saw that the brother in the back called the protagonist by his first name. Has there been any change in the future? It's so awkward.
I would like to ask, wasn't the Taiyuan Arsenal in Taiyuan City during the Liangjian period? Baidu didn't come out all of a sudden. A certain special forces fan book I read before said it was in the city. Now that I think about it carefully, there shouldn't be any open space in the city at that time. Not to mention this type of explosive factory.
What time is line
I went to Chapter 178. When I saw the sample, I was curious to see if this would be a mistake. There was a sample in the content. I thought it would be a sample. What I didn't expect was that it was a sample, which is awesome.