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My Favorite Anti-Japanese War Stories

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  1. 1 Clash Military4.8M WordsCompleted 5Votes919.2kRecs357.6kFans
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  2. 2 A Spy's War Military3.2M WordsCompleted 18Votes2.2MRecs466.4kFans
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  3. 3 Li Dapao's Years of Resistance Military1.9M WordsCompleted 0Votes48.9kRecs62.5kFans
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  4. 4 The Mercenary’s War Urban7.2M WordsCompleted 101Votes2.3MRecs3.1MFans
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  5. 5 Smoke Rises Military1.1M WordsCompleted 0Votes28.1kRecs19.2kFans
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  6. 6 Bloodied Mountains and Rivers Military4.1M WordsCompleted 0Votes409.9kRecs198.6kFans
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  7. 7 The Iron-Blooded General in the War Against Japan Military3.5M WordsCompleted 0Votes233.3kRecs224.3kFans
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