Bright Sword: Starting with a Regiment

Every time I read a book about the Anti-Japanese War, I have only one thing to say: pay tribute to the ancestors and martyrs! ! !

This is the first time I read a time-travel novel about the Anti-Japanese War that can develop commercial layout without adding gold fingers. It's awesome.

The devils will be devils, and the puppet troops will be puppet troops; you, a member of the Imperial Army and the Imperial Alliance Army, are like traitors.

There must be a limit to licking. If one's own people died and so many battle achievements were won, just because the Eighth Route Army came over and fired two shots, he had to use his equipment to please. Do you regard your brother's sacrifice as fart?

I just want to say one thing: Long live the great Chinese nation!

There are not many books that I can read from beginning to end, and this one has a few minor flaws. If you like this kind of thing, don't miss it.

Nice

Didn't finish reading. I thought that I couldn't finish reading the novel that criticized life.

There is nothing ordinary about Goldfinger,

Many times it is written from the perspective of a traitor or a Japanese. Can't we fix the Chinese perspective?