
Bright Sword: from Border Region Manufacturing to Global Arms Trade
亮剑:从边区造到全球军贸
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 185k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- War of Resistance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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What do you think if you are not the author? How could a second person come through time?
The logistics personnel who sent the equipment to the protagonist rushed to the battlefield with all kinds of looks down on the Japanese. Without the aura of the protagonist, who would be a normal person to do this? Will the system transfer to our side once the protagonist dies? There was an author who wrote this before and was criticized and immediately changed it. This book was written from beginning to end.
Wouldn't it be better to replace it with an early 63? It can be fired continuously, and it can be stabbed, as long as it is not a piece of shit that was mass-produced in the later period. More practical than 56
Either directly join the Eighth Route Army and fight against the Japanese and the Japanese in person, or they can only provide material information and let the Eighth Route Army fight against the Japanese. You don't just join the Eighth Route Army, but you still train the Eighth Route Army, and you still care about what they eat and drink every day. It feels a little bit neither up nor down.
Why give the equipment and launch it directly to the Japanese mainland? Isn't it over?
There is a question. If you, the author, are a military commander, and if someone secretly transports a bunch of supplies to your defense area one day and says that he wants to give it to you, you still don't know what channel he used and when he transported it. Should you be happy to have supplies, or should you worry about whether there is something wrong with your defenses?