The Aura Warrior from Bright Sword

The Party's first principle is to break with feudal superstitions and arranged marriages. You're even writing about a childhood betrothal here...

Whether he was there or not, the 14 years of resistance would have been fought anyway; he was completely useless.

I thought it was Master Chief Halo's aura, haha.

The protagonist's time travel is still useful; at least it allows him to pay homage to classic stories. For example, "Comrades, if we hold on for another seven years, we'll win the war!"

This halo effect dictates that the protagonist can only be promoted, not transferred laterally. Otherwise, if he were transferred, the combat effectiveness would drop by a third, turning the main force, originally intended for offensive operations, into second-rate units. If the higher-ups, unaware of this, continued to assign combat missions based on the previous combat strength, then everything would be over.

I feel like this author has been corrupted by the films and television shows of recent years. It's the War of Resistance Against Japan, who the hell is still talking about romance? It's a waste of time.

The main storyline takes up too little space; it focuses too much on depicting various tragedies, making it difficult to distinguish between primary and secondary themes. The main point should be killing the Japanese soldiers; otherwise, who would watch it?

I won't watch anything that forces a family or friendship relationship between characters in the plot; they're just useless nepotism.

One-third of this book is filled with frustration and resentment at being humiliated. One-third of it is useless sentimental talk. Only one-third of the text contains useful, satisfying moments, but the fight scenes, especially the protagonist's satisfying moments, are almost glossed over, which is very frustrating. So it gives people the feeling of being both watery and smelly.

Dear respected elders, it's not easy being a newbie, and it's not easy having a new book. This little sapling of mine truly needs your care and support! I hope that while you've added this to your favorites, you'll also read it to the very last page; this is very important for the book. Because reading it repeatedly is the lifeblood of this book! Xiaoshan doesn't want to lose his manhood, he doesn't want to be a eunuch! 😂