The male protagonist was Wang Shuang. What was Wang Shuang's military/war novel? Did it have to have elements of transmigration and war? Where can I watch it?

2025-01-28 03:16

This book was called "Drawing Swords: Taking Down the Japanese Stronghold at the Beginning." The characters in the book included the protagonist, Wang Shuang, an ordinary person who had transmigrated back to the Anti-Japanese War. At first, he only wanted to live until he was liberated. He did not expect that he would also contribute to the war. The male lead was Wang Shuang, an ordinary person who had transmigrated to the Anti-Japanese War. He was afraid of death and had a little bit of passion. The female lead was Yuman, a young lady from a scholarly family. However, she was burned, killed, and robbed by the Japanese. In the end, she was saved by Wang Shuang and later became an outstanding revolutionary soldier. The male supporting role was Li Yunlong, the fiery Commander Li, and the male supporting role was Zhang Dabiao, a fierce general under Li Yunlong. He dared to fight and charge. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Drawing Swords: Taking down the Japanese Stronghold at the Beginning" Author: I'm making money. It's a military/war novel with transmigration and war elements. It's finished and can be enjoyed without worry. [User recommendation: Transmigrate into the world of swords.] Li Yunlong: "Old Wang, don't you like the Bureau Chief's handwriting? I got the brigade commander's handwriting again. Hurry up and exchange it for money." Wang Shuang: "Regiment Commander, how many times have you stolen the brigade commander's name? Can't you just change to another chief?" Li Yunlong: "I don't care about that. Hurry up and change it." Wang Shuang: Alright, but this is the last time. This was the story of a chef who had been by Li Yunlong's side during the war. I hope you will like this book.