War of Resistance: Starting as a Quartermaster
抗战：从司务长开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 352k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Anti-Japanese War
- Updated
- 3mo ago
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The Eighth Route Army's policy towards prisoners of war was to only execute the ringleaders and those with blood on their hands; those without blood on their hands would be given a period of education and then released. However, the first five puppet soldiers all had blood on their hands, and it was impossible for the remaining wounded puppet soldiers to be released.
Author, you may be able to calculate everything, but you can't predict the unexpected. And the battlefield is full of surprises; what will you do then? You might cause a complete collapse. @Reader
You're really long-winded, constantly explaining. I thought you were good at arithmetic, but I didn't expect you to be a fortune teller. How do you think you can win with only 20 bullets? Why are the Japanese chasing you? If they just exchanged fire with you, wouldn't you be dumbfounded? Speechless. I thought you were going to ambush the wounded and give the Japanese a good beating, but I didn't expect you to be so rambling.
The introduction is finished...
In other anti-Japanese war novels, the protagonist eventually marches on Tokyo, which would make even Americans tremble. The protagonist of this book will be the most capable quartermaster in the entire regiment. The most outstanding person in the entire regiment! The quartermaster! That's so down-to-earth.
It's so tedious and wordy, constantly repeating the same thing over and over again. The same logic is written repeatedly, the same plot unfolds, and the same reactions are used. When war is about to break out, they're still standing there explaining, instead of assembling and explaining as they go?
Why does the author like writing about the Jin-Cha-Ji region or the 115th Army so much?
The "not dead, not dead" writing style is good, but I hope it won't be too conventional. If the focus is only on battle command, it won't capture the characters' charm and will lose its appeal. It really tests a writer's skills. You could consider adding a side story, such as someone who uses machinery for propaganda or has some advanced ideas.