Reading this chapter in the past two days, there are about two comments saying that these chapters are "boasting about Japan", which feels a bit outrageous.

I wonder if the characteristics of the Japanese people are well known, especially since Japan was only partitioned after the Meiji Restoration, and the national consciousness will not disappear in a vacuum.

So isn't it normal that there are some people who resolutely resist the landing of the Ming army? How can it be bragging......

(Post a few more group chat conversations, the picture may not be sent)

[A: Author...... Now it seems that you just want to suppress Mingguo and open the golden finger in reverse. So many words, still in the water branch. 】

[Group friend: What are you talking about? According to what you said, blowing Japan so badly, isn't it being beaten into a dog? It's not that I don't know how crazy Japan is. 】

[A: What a garbage group. (Leave the group on your own)】

It is incomprehensible to say that this is "reverse opening the golden finger to suppress the Ming Kingdom".

That's a ten-to-one exchange ratio, and it's actually called "suppressed"? Doesn't it have to be the god of war per capita of the Ming army, and the exchange ratio of 1,000 to 1 is called normal?

In fact, it is already very optimistic to write ten to one, the resistance itself is purely voluntary, and the will to fight of such units is naturally high, and even light infantry can cause a lot of trouble. The loss is still in the coastal plain area, which has no terrain advantage and will suffer naval firepower, and if it is in the inland mountains, the exchange ratio between the two sides will theoretically tend to be close to two to one.

As for the so-called "still on the water branch line", it is still incomprehensible, for historical and military literature, the fight against Japan can no longer be regarded as the main line?

Also, in the new chapters, isn't the exchange ratio of friend to foe ten to one? There are comments that the casualty rate is so high that the protagonist should be court-martialed......

Ahem... Outrageous, in this way, the vast majority of generals in history should be punished by the Ten Clans.

Even when the Germans attacked Denmark, Denmark suffered 36 casualties and 12 German casualties, so it should be brought to a military tribunal?

It should really be a superman in China per capita, and he will be invincible in the future.

(End of chapter)

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