My Own War Game

Then Metzel is a purely Germanic superman. He was shot in the eye with a pistol and survived a headshot. He survived a poison gas bomb and a warehouse explosion. I don't know what he is writing.

Don't end it so quickly, don't

The author's writing style and pattern reminded me of another author from Qidian, Feng Thirty-Five, who had a similar style and pattern in "High-Risk Occupations" a few years ago.

The writing is good, and the overall setting is thoughtful. But the plot makes people complain. When using the first aid skill, it is said that there is no way to operate it without experience. Then there are several skills before that can be used well without experience. The manor used a trick to catch the Germans. When one escaped, he chased them alone. He showed mercy and was almost killed. . .

Oops, a high score means good. At least you can watch it and enjoy it. I feel that anything below eight points is a gold rush, and anything above eight points can be screened and watched.

It looks good. The copy world is well written.

Two episodes are updated every day. How about your conscience? You can finish it in 1 minute.

It feels a bit like an artillery arc. But now that there are fewer and fewer parts of the real world, the sense of fragmentation in the copy has begun to appear. The single line running through the plot is too thin, and my desire to read has dropped rapidly recently.

A smart and refreshing article 9, the same type of fairy grass

It's a good historical war novel to pass the time. The story is well written and the plot is very exciting. But don't be too fussy about the protagonist's actions.