
My Days Farming and Training in Northeast China During the Republican Era
我在民国东北种田练武的日子
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- Historical
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- Qing & Republican Era
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If you want to eat shit, you were still farming in the Northeast during the Republic of China. You could handle the bandits, the Japanese Kwantung Army, and the Northeast Army. A machine gun wouldn't kill you.
In troubled times, mediocrity is a sin.
In the troubled times of the Republic of China, it was a sin to be mediocre and still have good things. Do you still want stability? You haven't been a cow and horse enough, and you still want to be a cow and horse, right?
Who did you write it for? If there are so many regional references, wouldn't it affect the perception?
Did you grow food in the Northeast of the Republic of China for the invaders to eat? The subject matter is not pleasing to the eye, and it is useless no matter how brilliant the author's writing is. If you write about the Republic of China period, exorcism, undercover, anti-Japanese, martial arts, and colonization, it is more reliable than farming.
As soon as Little Japan came in, the whole village was in trouble and his wife was robbed.
How much do you look down on Lao Zhang? ? ? Are you Lao Zhang's brother? ? ? Just because Lao Zhang doesn't rob ordinary people doesn't mean he won't rob you, a fat pig! ! ! !
Policies come from the barrel of a gun, everything else is nonsense
It is located in Heilongjiang. When I was a child, my grandmother told me that during the Puppet Manchukuo period, the Kwantung Army mandated that anyone with land, no matter how much land, must use half of the land to grow tobacco and give it to the Kwantung Army for military expenses.
The author takes it for granted. You must know that when the Japanese invaded the three eastern provinces, although the number of troops at that time was about 15,000 to 17,000, they were all elite soldiers. Of course, some people want to argue that the three eastern provinces are so big that the protagonist can attack them separately, and I agree. But later, in order to stabilize the three eastern provinces, the Japanese invaders gradually increased their troops to more than 1.8 Million. How can the protagonist fight like this? Take the head? Unless the protagonist does nothing by then and concentrates on developing an army to fight the Japanese and farming, he thinks he is carrying a red police base vehicle 😤😤😤
The biggest fear in this kind of farming literature is the problem of money and food. Giving money and food to your subordinates indiscriminately is just like the Hong Kong Comprehensive Comprehensive Service. If you travel back to the 1980s and 1990s, you will randomly give your subordinates a monthly salary of tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands, which is like a lunatic! You have to provide enough money and food, but you can't go beyond that era. For some things, if you go beyond that, you will die! Nothing to say!