Bright Sword: From Handcrafted Cannons to an Industrial Titan
亮剑：从手搓大炮到工业巨擘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Anti-Japanese War
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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Currently, only the "Bright Sword" anti-Japanese war drama series can maintain its popularity. It's not that they don't write other works, but rather that there are always many traitors, regardless of the era. Writing "Bright Sword" fanfiction carries no fear of being reported, but writing other works that become popular will likely be reported.
Sigh... I get really conflicted when I see fanfiction about "Bright Sword" or the War of Resistance against Japan because none of the books of that type on my bookshelf have survived. Not a single one. Many didn't even make it to the end before being canceled. Basically, they're all high-quality works. Author, how am I supposed to read all of these books?
In the real world, someone like Li Yunlong would never survive a single episode! Seriously, that's not how you disobey orders!
Overall, it's not bad, but lately they've been too focused on novelty and innovation. They should focus on developing basic military industry and laying a solid foundation. Flashbangs are passable, but now they're making blinding powder? Speechless. Is this just indiscriminate attack?
This is the best Bright Sword fanfiction I've ever read, and I feel the author has plenty to continue writing. It's a military-themed, nation-building story disguised as Bright Sword fanfiction, but it has already transcended the limitations of the Bright Sword plot.
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It's over 300 chapters and over a million words, but only half a year has passed. The time span is too slow. Also, the updates are slow. The Japanese devils keep sweeping and never stop. Was the Japanese devils like this in history?
Evaluation of the author: Short! Few! Small! Slow!
This book is the best-written novel about the War of Resistance Against Japan to date. It avoids wish-fulfillment fantasies and systematic plots, and its writing is tight and logical.
Could you please improve the writing style for "Old He" and stop making him sound like an NPC?
The character Lao He is written too stereotypically; he appears countless times like an NPC, leaving no impression whatsoever. What's even more infuriating is that Lao He and Zhang Wanhe often appear together. Many times I thought Lao He was referring to Zhang Wanhe. The character development is almost nonexistent, and the writing style is completely NPC-like. It also affects reading.