One point declaration (free) (this chapter is free)

A little affirmation

I've always been writing this book with a serious attitude, and I've always been paying attention to readers' reactions, sometimes chatting with readers in Q groups, and reading book reviews every day. I admit that I'm lazy, the main reason is that the soldier is not a full-time writer, the soldier also has a job and a family, so there are always a lot of trivial things, which makes me basically not reply or refine in the book review area, but the content in the book review area is still read every day.

I was depressed when I saw a book review yesterday, and I felt the need to make it clear.

The paragraph in this book about the rescue of the 608th Regiment is indeed somewhat unreasonable, for example, some readers have pointed out that Tongdeng is only four or five kilometers away from the Friendship Pass, and that the main force of our army will not withdraw from the border so quickly, and accuse me of procrastinating the number of words......

I couldn't help but faint!

These questions raised in this section do exist, but from this I am procrastinating...... I don't know what they think! As everyone knows, the reason for these problems is precisely because I don't want to drag the word count!

Think about it, if I want to avoid these problems, wouldn't it be easy? It's okay to find an excuse for the protagonist to follow the historical facts, so the protagonist will follow the 608 regiment in Vietnam for a week-long clean-up operation, and then due to the psychology of underestimating the enemy (because the clearance operation in the early stage was basically only encountered by a small number of Vietnamese troops, so it was very easy) to retreat to the country while exercising, and then on the way back to China, he was surrounded by Vietnamese troops......

Think about it, how many more words would the book have if it were written like this? Seven or eight days, to say the least, there are 70,000 or 80,000!

I'm not stupid! If you want to drag the number of words, you will still miss this large paragraph and not write it?

What I really didn't expect was that a paragraph was missed because it didn't delay the number of words, so there were some unreasonable places...... On the contrary, it will be accused of procrastination!

In fact, my purpose in writing this book has long been made clear, on the basis of being able to live, to publicize as many people and things as possible that are worthy of our memory, I think that although they lost the battle of this surrounded army, they still fought worthy of our knowledge and memory, and at the same time worthy of our respect, which is why I wrote.

It's just that I didn't expect to be accused of dragging the number of words if I want to write like this, is it necessary for me to write like this?

Finally, before asking some book friends to criticize others, you should at least think about whether your accusations are justified and whether they will be logical!