Changjin Lake: My Full Inventory of Gear

This book doesn't seem like it's about a time traveler arriving at the Battle of Chosin Reservoir and taking initiative. Instead, it's like there's a time traveler at the Battle of Chosin Reservoir who rewrites the main plot and storyline of the movie. To be honest, it's a bit boring.

Historically, the war lasted three years. If you, a modern person with superpowers, join, it will still take three years. So, what's the point of your trip? I haven't read the book, only the synopsis.

This book is probably the best one written about the Korean War in recent years! Highly recommended!

The more I look at him, the more upset I get. He's only 46 years old, but he looks like a young man who has just come of age.

They were finally about to capture a general when he escaped. They finally caught him and were delivering him to headquarters, but then, oh dear, another accident happened. This book is truly awful.

The protagonist did so much and killed so many enemies, but what was the impact? It's not shown at all. You're just killing enemies for the sake of killing enemies. You need to show the advantages gained in the battle, otherwise it feels like the protagonist is playing a single-player game.

Let's write fewer modern war novels. With so many restrictions on what can and cannot be written, they constantly fail to pass censorship. Even the best writing will end up being mediocre, giving the impression of being pretentious and empty. Just repackage it and avoid all the problems.

The battles mentioned in the author's biography... Well, they weren't from the same army. Artillery belongs to a corps, so they wouldn't let you run around everywhere and couldn't participate in everything. It feels like someone who's watched too many movies and TV shows but hasn't read any real historical records.

After the war, hurry up and head to the Northwest, then retire and settle down in the countryside. Otherwise, you'll be purged sooner or later.

Disobeying orders and running amok on the battlefield—where's the discipline? The protagonist is over 40 years old; he's supposed to be a spirited young man!