Middle East Tyrant

It's a very enjoyable book. The protagonist travels back in time and drives the global map to fight the Fourth Middle East War, which may turn the tide of the war.

This novel is quite similar to the Artillery Arc. I will sort it out and compare it to see if the duplication rate is high. The protagonists all travel through time, that's for sure, but you don't have to count the others: 1. They all have high statuses, and the women around them all have high statuses and all have special powers. 2. They all have battlefield eagle eyes and are one-way transparent. 3. The original owners all had a discredited reputation, were timid and afraid of death. They only had their seniority in the army and avoided disasters, but they did not have the courage and belief to sacrifice for the country. 4. They are all anti-aggression wars, and the enemies they face are very powerful, Proson and Zion. 5. The enemies are not only coming to destroy the country, but also to destroy the nation. If you don't fight, the result will be the destruction of the country and the genocide. You see, it's almost carved out of the same mold, and the duplication check rate is directly above 90%. But why version 2.0? Because the difficulty faced by the protagonist has doubled. During the Patriotic War, the people of all ethnic groups in the Soviet Union shared the same hatred and were desperate. As for the war in the Middle East, each country in the Arab League has its own agenda. The protagonist of this book not only has to fight against Zion's invading army, but he also has to guard against backstabbing by his allies, and there may be pressure from the king behind him. It is certain that the protagonist is fighting alone. If he does not want to die, he has to become a tyrant and establish a new order in the Middle East according to his own will. This book is worth looking forward to. We can see what kind of dazzling light will burst out when a Sina man wears Prince Shuangzhi.

The book is a good book, but I really can't remember the name of the country. It's too tiring to read.

Familiar writing style, familiar battle scenes! Why are the author's big vests so inconsistent? Such a good article cannot be written under one pen name. Readers will not know the true face of Lushan!

I don't give it full stars because I hate it when writing modern or modern novels without using the names of real places or countries. It's a bit annoying to watch. Nothing else, pretty good.

Although I haven't read it yet, there are really few Middle Eastern ones. I must check it out.

Can't there be a national control group? ! !

I'll add more updates. I'll give you a monthly pass. This update is too short and weak

It's a good book. The war perspective has just become popular recently. If you like it, you can read it.

A very good book. The rhythm of the novel is very well controlled and the plot is very smooth. The author is good at grasping the conflicts in the novel. The content is very attractive. It is a fine war novel.