Base Rise

After reading twenty or thirty chapters, I can summarize that the protagonist is a time traveler, but has not graduated from elementary school. People are not good, and neither is the brain. After being discovered and threatened by a big traitor in the village, he didn't want to get rid of the traitor. Instead, he threatened the traitor and let him go after giving him money. Did the traitor earn his own money? The protagonist can take the money and leave, but what about the other people? After the protagonist takes the money, the traitor will take more from the people later. I would like to ask if the protagonist's money was obtained by exploiting people? Either don't do it, or never suffer any further consequences. The foreshadowing has come. The protagonist goes into the city and relies on the system to carry a gun with him. Ask the shop to show off, show off your pistol, slap everyone in the face, buy a mink coat for 90 yuan, then brush it off and hide your brain and wisdom. The traitor's concubine was furious. She met the traitor again and explained the reason. The traitor was overjoyed and reported the traitor quickly. The Japanese army moved quickly and searched the whole city. I didn't read it later. How many people did the Japanese kill in the whole city? Who is responsible? Those who don't need to die are dead, those who deserve to die are not dead.

In fact, I have been looking forward to seeing the male protagonist's performance after the founding of the People's Republic of China, but he seems to be more sensitive and may be easily harmonized. Is it difficult for the author to write? Or do you just end it if you are anxious about something?

After reading more than 300 chapters, there is a systematic protagonist, and the team is still about a hundred people! If you suppress it so hard, look at it with a hammer.

There are too many typos, the writing is not smooth in some places, and some character settings are not reasonable!

After reading more than 40% of the chapters, there are still more than 100 people in the team, and the protagonist is a pig!

What are you writing about? Even if ordinary people traveled through time, if you look at the Japs below on the table, the Japs won't shoot you at a distance of a hundred meters, right? Also, even if they knew there were spies, they wouldn't ask, wouldn't check, or care. Even ordinary people are not that stupid, right?

Wrong order! I have never seen such a mindless article! I am so angry! ! !

There are too many poisonous points! A rating of 8.0 Feels like too much.

I remember that during World War II, it took an average of several thousand bullets to kill an enemy, including hand-to-hand combat, artillery, aircraft, etc. In this book, one head is exchanged for one bullet. Haha, is it possible to fight with this system?

It would be nice to be smarter when writing the protagonist. Why are you writing about time travel and you still don't know what the national army is like?