
One Japanese Soldier, One Merit: From Militia Member to Anti-Japanese Hero
一鬼子一功德,从民兵到抗日奇侠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 384k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Anti-Japanese War
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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186Chapters
2.7kClicks
48Favorites
20Recommendations
7Fans
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Without a table of contents or chapters, even the best book can't be read.
The table of contents doesn't even have chapters, so I've lost all interest in reading it.
A military-themed article like this actually has an 8.9 Rating. Have websites really fallen to this level?
Eunuch, eunuch, eunuch, I'll say it three times (it's important)
Is Chapter 7 already getting padded out?
This is a story about time travel and fighting against the Japanese.
You can't watch it with your brain, you can only watch it for fun 🐶
This book is obviously unreliable. Everyone makes things up, but at least make it believable! For example, he buries a booby trap in a fire, and when the Japanese kick the fire away, the grenade rolls out… Is that even possible? Wouldn't a grenade explode in a fire? You've included such a ridiculous plot point; you might as well just unleash your "turtle aura" and all the Japanese soldiers see Amaterasu. That would be more believable.
Shouldn't we awaken the technology system? That would be better, wouldn't it? Merit? What are you thinking?
Seeing "Anti-Japanese Heroes" in the title reminded me of that old TV series where characters tear apart Japanese soldiers with their bare hands. The ending, where "Embroidery Needle" died several times but never truly died, was finally blown up into the sky without a clear conclusion, made me disbelieve that she was really dead.