I Became a War Wolf in Bright Sword
我在亮剑当战狼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Anti-Japanese War
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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610Chapters
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910Readers
5.6kMust-read votes
9.0Score
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Reader comments 21
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While highlighting how powerful the protagonist is, at the same time forcing the protagonist to follow the plot of the TV series. This makes the plot more and more frustrating. The protagonist is ten times more powerful than Li Yunlong. His contribution to the war, the number of Japanese killed, and the equipment captured are also ten times more than Li Yunlong's. But it insists that the protagonist cannot be promoted and has to work under Li Yunlong. Aren't you frustrated when you write? The protagonist has killed so many Japanese. An entire regiment or brigade is wiped out at every turn, and it has no impact on the war situation. It's like a TV series or a novel, so you write about the war of resistance.
The author cleverly placed a character like Wang Ye in the world of Liang Jian, and described a series of stories about him, which include both a macro description of the Anti-Japanese War and a detailed portrayal of the character's love. I personally think it is one of the better novels among the Seven Cats.
Bad ending
Not much to say, it looks boring.
Eunuch, and all kinds of forced intelligence, forcing the protagonist to make mistakes, and not being promoted. It is better not to watch it. The more you watch it, the more angry you become.
It's okay in the front, but there's more and more nonsense in the back.
I don't want to read it if I have the system, no other reason
When I read the comments, they said the ending was not good. I still don't believe in evil A look at the results slipped away
Hey, if you want to write a systematic article, just focus on this idea. Not to mention that you are just a squad leader, an army commander and a division commander. You make mistakes at every turn. You really treat discipline as a decoration. In the 1940s, the army of the Red Party also had hundreds of thousands of people. You are not a captain with ideas. Li Yunlong can make mistakes, but the general direction is still right, and the use of tactics is still very bad. You just killed hundreds of little Japs. Laughed
You call it awesome, but there is a system that can't do anything. Seeing people being killed, nothing can be done. Is there a system just for awesomeness? It's as fun as cheating, but it's written in a cowardly way. You have to say that you're not awesome. You don't just wipe out a whole regiment, you capture countless supplies, and the plot is similar to Bright Sword. So what difference does it make if you are there or not?