The Afterglow of Empire: from Dunkirk

A famous retreat in history, With defeat behind them and the sea in front of them, most people just want to live, but some people turn the desperate situation into a strategic chessboard. The most cruel setting of this book is to allow a "pseudo gentleman" who is greedy for life and afraid of death to load the RTS God's perspective. Lin Rui has no loyalty and just wants to survive, but the way to survive is to send the German armored division to hell. This is not a heroic epic, but a survival rule crawling out of the mud. The tank is fine-tuned three times, the bayonet is paired with afternoon tea, and the elegance is tinged with bone-chilling coldness. In the torrent of World War II, an individual was just a pawn on the chessboard, but this man in a British trench coat had to sneer: Then let the afterglow of the empire shine again.

Keywords: war, darkness, decline of empire. Travel through World War II and arrive at the famous Dunkirk moment in history. What was it like to be a notorious deserter in World War II? If a God's perspective overlooking the overall situation was loaded in the mind at this time, would the Dunkirk evacuation still be a rout that will be infamous for eternity? If you also like war literature, this book is worth reading.

A good World War II story. The protagonist travels back in time during the Dunkirk evacuation in World War II, and gets an RTS system from which he can overlook... Generally speaking, except for the exaggerated descriptions and the awkwardness, it's pretty good.

The AI ​​is a bit polished, but it's not bad. You can see the protagonist returning to England, but it won't look that good later.