Good Soldier Svejk
by Zhang Meini
About This Novel
Through the experience of the protagonist, Szeke, an ordinary soldier, from being drafted into the army to going to the front line during the First World War, the author profoundly exposes the vicious tyranny of the rulers of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the corruption and depravity of the army. The novel vividly describes the imperialist army's rape and robbery of the people, the absurd relationship between officers and soldiers, their animal-like ferocity towards prisoners, and the stupidity and greed of officers at all levels.
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Official(17)Scraped 11d ago
good
A good, good, good read of the book. What Yiming said is my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault. My wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my my my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong mine Wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong mine
Is it okay to have more chapters per chapter? It's hard to buy.
Shuai Ke
The author's writing is really good, I like it very much
The storyline is humorous and not bad
Not bad, not bad
Good
Generally
Servik would go through fire and water for the sake of the Czech people, and he would do whatever it takes. However, in order to cover up their own darkness, those hateful officers laughed at Servik's appearance and thought that Žikov was an ignorant idiot and fool.
In this book, Shuike's funny performance, simple heart and his tolerant quality are revealed. It shows that Shuike is a good person. But it is precisely because he is a good person that many officers dislike him.
Servik, a Czech soldier with extraordinary wit, participated in the First World War and achieved hilarious performance in the team. He was smart enough to talk to his boss and treat him the way he was treated!
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Community(0)
Official(17)Scraped 11d ago
good
A good, good, good read of the book. What Yiming said is my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault, my fault. My wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my my my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong mine Wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong my wrong mine
Is it okay to have more chapters per chapter? It's hard to buy.
Shuai Ke
The author's writing is really good, I like it very much
The storyline is humorous and not bad
Not bad, not bad
Good
Generally
Servik would go through fire and water for the sake of the Czech people, and he would do whatever it takes. However, in order to cover up their own darkness, those hateful officers laughed at Servik's appearance and thought that Žikov was an ignorant idiot and fool.
In this book, Shuike's funny performance, simple heart and his tolerant quality are revealed. It shows that Shuike is a good person. But it is precisely because he is a good person that many officers dislike him.
Servik, a Czech soldier with extraordinary wit, participated in the First World War and achieved hilarious performance in the team. He was smart enough to talk to his boss and treat him the way he was treated!
