
War of Resistance: I Have a Bizarre System
抗战:我有一个奇葩系统
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- 1.3M Words
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- Military
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- Anti-Japanese War
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Ding Zhen at a glance
Mindlessly aiming down sights, the auto-aim range of 400 meters is almost a kilometer in radius, and you're just standing there shooting at it with a crappy gun. Or just mindlessly spray bullets into the air with a machine gun; the falling bullets could kill a whole bunch of people.
The protagonist's abilities are incredibly overpowered; never underestimate him, or you'll be extremely frustrated. According to historical records, the Eighth Route Army's "Artillery God," Zhao Zhangcheng, set a mortar firing rate record of approximately 40-50 rounds per minute, with a peak rate of one round every 1.5 Seconds.
The protagonist the author wrote is a bandit and a rogue who has a child with a Japanese woman during the War of Resistance against Japan and occasionally violates military discipline and regulations. If you dare to write about the War of Resistance against Japan like this, don't expect to achieve any good results.
Does a negative 0.18 Mean the barrel exploded and injured the user? 🤭
Does the author understand politics? Does he know what discipline means? His mind is filled with nothing but women.
I just read the first chapter and have a question.
The protagonist has had a piece of his lung removed, and you still want him to smoke? Is smoking absolutely necessary? Can't you write the story if he doesn't smoke? I'm not even mentioning the well-known fact that smoking is harmful to health, but with the protagonist's physical condition, won't smoking cause bronchitis, pneumonia, and ultimately lead to his death?
Stop looking. Go buy some medicine and you can have a baby with a Japanese woman? Isn't that disgusting?
Which is more important, people or resources?
I also saw the part about killing mules for meat, and the author commented that he felt people were more important than mules. But in that era, mules were more important than people. We were backward then, unable to win, and had to use human lives to achieve victory. If it were that era, mules would be more important than people.
The killing of prisoners in Chapter Six at the start is a major flaw.
On October 25, 1937, Zhu De, Commander-in-Chief of the Eighth Route Army, and Peng Dehuai, Deputy Commander-in-Chief, issued the "Order of the General Headquarters of the Eighth Route Army of the Chinese National Revolutionary Army—On the Policy Regarding Japanese Prisoners of War."
Over 300 chapters already, and you're still using a broken Type 38 rifle for single shots 🔨. How many people can you kill with a Type 38? The team is big enough, there are plenty of sharpshooters, we don't need you. —You should use a light machine gun or a heavy machine gun! Kill more, be unparalleled at mowing down enemies!