A Nobody in the Far East

As a Chinese person, and especially as a Chinese person with higher education, I should know very well how tough it was for the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army! They treat the protagonist like an idiot, I really can't stand watching this anymore.

Well written! The Near East, Middle East, and Far East are all fine. Europeans readily adopted China's Four Great Inventions, and the Chinese readily embraced Western guns and cannons in modern times. It's just a geographical concept, neutral; using it won't dishonor our ancestors. Banana people? The author doesn't need to care. Those who live a simple life deserve separate family trees; banana people? Ridiculous.

A common man can't accomplish anything in chaos; at best, he might gather a band of bandits, only to be wiped out in the end. Those who succeed in chaos are all shrewd and capable leaders.

Let's change the title. Forget the Far East. You might as well write... "Anti-Japanese War: I Lead the Anti-Japanese United Army to Fight the Japanese Devils" . That's much clearer. Then, it's too tough. Let's give them a cheat code. The writing about the hardship is very good. However, nobody wants them to suffer. Without a cheat code, it's a failure.

The book review section is now corrupt and full of scoundrels, which is precisely why... The reason for the lack of new content is that if the author diligently updates every day... If the character "" (wan) is used, then the wicked will be terrified and retreat, while the virtuous will... They would be overjoyed; this was an achievement worthy of praise even from Yao and Shun.

It's so brutally realistic it gave me goosebumps. The atrocities committed by Japanese militarism, besides the abstract and macroscopic ones, include countless concrete tragedies centered on economic plunder. It's really well-written, feels very real, and hits the nail on the head.

As long as it doesn't get a 404 error, it's definitely a masterpiece. Here are three monthly tickets for you.

I was a bit conflicted while reading it. The point of time travel stories is to depict change and difference, so portraying it as the mindset of people in that era is problematic. No matter who you're facing, you need to have a mindset that ignores glory and honor. You've been shattered and rebuilt so many times, it would be fake to still have an attitude of reverence.

Six thousand lifetimes later, your writing style and experience are suited to writing officialdom novels. I suggest you go to Tomato (a Chinese writing platform) to write officialdom novels; it's at least better than being lukewarm on Qidian (another Chinese writing platform).

Wow, this is a hidden gem! I'm just curious about the author's professional background.