Liang Jian: I Am a Special Arms Dealer

Lao Li's dripping is the essence...

Three times five divided by two and so on.

Is it an independent group or a new group?

What is it about? One moment the protagonist makes the decision, and the other moment Li Yunlong makes the decision. It feels like several people got together to write it! The logic was reasonable at first. At least I knew to let Chu Yunfei's National Army soldiers drive trucks. Later, I started to let myself go. Even Li Yunlong could drive a tank. All soldiers knew how to drive and use artillery and anti-aircraft guns by default. I don't find it strange that there are Tiger tanks. After all, the protagonist has a system, but it is too exaggerated for an individual to be able to drive! Moreover, the appearance of equipment out of thin air is really shocking. If this is the case, you would be stingy if you wrote about Li Yunlong. With the protagonist's ability, he can redeem a large amount of points through the system in a big city. Wouldn't it be better to go directly to Yan'an!

To be honest, this book is not very well written. Although I like books about fighting Japanese enemies, this book was written in a confusing way, with an unexpected ending and no explanation.

The author's writing is terrible

No ending, no ending

Chapter 151 is a Czech machine gun with the magazine removed, not a Czech machine gun with the belt removed. The ZB26 uses a magazine and the ZB37 uses a bullet chain. The problem is the weight.

In Chapter 141, the commander of the 386th Brigade dared to arrange it, and it was sharp

From 1937 to 1945, the Eighth Route Army (later changed to the Eighteenth Group Army) and the newly formed Fourth Army belonged to the National Army of the Republic of China.