A few days ago, I changed jobs, interviewed, and handled documents, and I was delayed for some days. Pen ~ fun ~ Pavilion www.biquge.info sorry.

I didn't have a contract for my book, and I didn't have a lot of readers, so it was always my interest that kept me writing.

I didn't live on this, it was a hobby.

Thank you for your understanding.

In addition, due to the time difference, I am also busy with work, and I have little interaction with everyone, so please understand.

Unexpectedly, there are still people chasing after it, which is very gratifying, no matter whether there are many or few people, it makes people feel happy.

In fact, this book is based on a large number of historical facts and historical stories, both Chinese and foreign.

I'm a history buff, and I don't read history in a deep or precise way, but the breadth is there.

It is a bit difficult to string these together and avoid writing them as reading notes.

The Red Thunderbolt friends even said that they would divide Japan into two and take back the Ryukyus.

Very interesting.

I've actually finished this part of the book.

The Ryukyus, also known as the Battle of Okinawa, were a major blow to Japan by the United States.

In this battle, the American army suffered heavy losses, and did not have the confidence to defeat Japan quickly.

So there was the decision on the atomic bomb.

In fact, after the end of World War II, many countries were considered to be divided.

China was divided into mainland Taiwan, Outer Mongolia, North Korea into North and South, India into India and East and West Pakistan, Malaysia into two, Germany into two, Poland in the east to the Soviet Union, and the west from East Germany.

Wait a minute.

For a weak country, a strong country is a sphere of influence on the map.

Therefore, the victorious country divides the defeated country, this is the jungle logic.

Because of the civil war, China suffered a big loss.

In addition, the term Outer Northeast is a little different from the accepted concept, so you don't have to take it seriously.