The End of the War

A rare book! However, there seems to be a missing storyline. When Fatty Zhang went to fight against the war and study, he should have met Meng Xiaoyu, who had joined the Eighth Route Army, and had a son. With a twist, Meng Xiaoyu and her children could be arranged to marry an Eighth Route Army officer. In desperation, Zhang later married a female cadre who had returned from studying in the Soviet Union. It would be best for the author to come up with a second part describing the War of Liberation.

The Anti-Japanese War lasted for more than eight years. According to new data, it lasted for fifteen years from 1931 to 1945/White Mountains and Black Waters, the Anti-Japanese Alliance, the 19th Army in the prosperous city of Shanghai, etc.

Personally, I feel it is more to my liking, and there is no system cheat.

The characters are vividly drawn, the writing is wonderful, and it's a great book.

A good novel with a sense of history and careful writing

The plot is based on a real historical novel, allowing readers to understand the historical situation at that time, and the more they read, the more real it becomes!

It vividly reproduces history and some unknown past events. It is worth reading. It is indeed a good book.

Yes, although the middle part is a bit dull, the whole book is still well written and exciting.

Through the personal growth experience of the protagonist Fatty Zhang, the author reflects the experiences of most people in that era... The writing is very good, but some of the plots are a bit cumbersome... Keep up the good work!

After reading a few chapters, I lost interest.