From the Start, I Made a Game About the Battle of Shanghai, and Players Across the Internet Were in Tears

I hope that one day a game like the one described in this article will truly appear. Many games these days that claim to be anti-war or about never forgetting national humiliation are just using patriotism as a pretext to sell melodramatic storylines.

Upon first reading "Starting with a Game of the Battle of Shanghai, Players Across the Internet Wept," it felt as if a long-sealed door to history had been opened, revealing the magnificent and awe-inspiring years of the War of Resistance against Japan. Author Sanlu Tianxia, ​​with his unique creativity, skillfully blended game and history, composing a deeply moving ode to heroism.

It's so good! There are no flaws so far. It's rare to find a book this good. Highly recommended! Author, keep up the good work with the updates!

My grandfather fought in the Korean War. After reading this book, I understand why he was reluctant to recall the time when his finger was accidentally cut off while chopping wood, and why he showed a moment of stunned silence and reminiscence... This book is truly wonderful!

This book appeals to a wide audience, and from what I've read so far, the writing is free of obvious errors. Thumbs up!

Why are you looking at the comments? Go show them to me (to lower the score).

A deeply moving and rare masterpiece of the anti-Japanese war, depicting the blood of millions of soldiers staining the land and the innocent deaths of tens of millions of civilians. The Japanese invaders' continued existence would be an injustice. The swords slashing at the heads of the Japanese soldiers were not driven by passion, but by helplessness and sorrow. Because of insufficient ammunition, swords were used to strike the Japanese, not guns and cannons.

It's brilliantly written. Although it's a novel, much of the content references historical facts. Every chapter is piercingly poignant, almost like watching a documentary, making you feel like you've truly traveled back to that era. I hope the author maintains the quality (even if it means slowing down the update speed), and lives up to the high expectations of their predecessors, history, and readers—the content is truly piercingly poignant.

You can refer to more references, but it's a real knife.

It's very meaningful. In my opinion, it has a deeper theme than most novels on the market. Modern Chinese youth lack this kind of passion. After all, we haven't reached the world's number one position yet, so we can't just give up.