War of Resistance: What Do You Mean, a Drone Swarm?

Speechless. This same old line of thinking again: decisive battles with weapons, hoping to change the course of a war and win by relying on a single weapon! We have the Yamato War as an example, and more recently, armored vehicle (AM) confrontations! It's been 26 years!

Seeing the title, I didn't even glance at the synopsis before starting to read it. Unfortunately, in the first ten or so chapters, I've only managed to synthesize one drone, and it's completely useless (it's never been used on the battlefield, not even for reconnaissance)!

Drones excel at reconnaissance.

The author actually misunderstood something: drones are practically worthless to modern militaries. Guess how much the metal and equipment on a drone would be worth in that era? It would be a complete waste.

Those who write this kind of material, or those who tacitly approve of writing this kind of material, should all be sent back to fight the Japanese for 14 years.

Another case of false advertising and deception.

It's clear from your previous book that you have considerable skill, but the starting point is too limiting. If you can't handle it, just choose another one.

Looking at drones, putting aside everything else, consider the industrial level of that era. You wouldn't even know where to find the parts. There were barely any arsenals at that time. You're trying to achieve industrialization? Instead of writing about drones, you might as well be writing about the atomic bomb—at least that wouldn't involve such complexity and resources.

Keep it up! The subject matter is original, write it well, and don't add any messy love stories. If it's a war novel, just write about the war, don't make those war-themed romance novels!

The book has a fake title, just a useless drone, the cheat system is weak, and the restrictions and suppression of the protagonist are terrifying.