
I Traveled Through Liangjian and Copied Equipment at Changjin Lake
穿越亮剑的我在长津湖复制装备
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 84k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- War of Resistance
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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37Chapters
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I've been holding it back for a few days, but these few chapters are enough for anyone to read.
Nest in the village and say I am right here, come and beat me. Very good, the villagers have to run away, and their houses and belongings will definitely be gone. Don't say you can win. Even if you win once or twice, you will definitely know that there are Eighth Route Army troops stationed in this village. Will the Japanese who have suffered successive losses mobilize a squadron to encircle and suppress them? Or two squadrons, or even a brigade, could directly surround the entire village and come to a encirclement point for reinforcements. Will the surrounding brotherly troops come to rescue us? How many houses are left in the village that can provide shelter from wind and rain? Not to mention who wins or loses in the end, the people in your station have been screwed by you, so why can't you choose another place as the battlefield? Is it unusual for the Eighth Route Army to be stationed in an uninhabited area in the mountains?
Don't hand it over to the organization. Cooperate with the organization.