I, Veneto, Will Cry Long Live Italy Again Today!

The author is clearly a fan from Hebei. Those who frequently misappropriated their elderly mother's money, who slept under bridges in Switzerland, and who misappropriated Dunfoum's life-saving funds, all know this... #(Funny)

Are they legitimate Azur Lane ship girls? After all, every time I see those ship girls dressed up in Azur Lane, needing oil, shells, and steel, it raises my blood pressure.

Amazingly delicious?! I can't wait to see when it'll be hanging upside down like a golden hook!

There are no historical novels with this subject matter at all...

After watching so much about the Soviet Union, Germany, the US, and Britain, why not try some Italian food? Especially with such interesting stories about the Spanish and Portuguese creating entertaining content.

Personally, I think that after the inverted hook, Italy can remain neutral and consolidate its own interests. After all, if it continues to participate in the war, bombers will bomb its homeland no matter which side it joins. Neutrality can also benefit from both sides. As long as Italy's core interests are not in trouble, what does it matter to us if other European countries suffer serious damage to their homeland (infantry, armored divisions, and air force bombing) and lose their colonies? Furthermore, the protagonist joining either side and giving their all is tantamount to turning the tide of battle. With humanoid units, skin made of 300mm or more naval steel, battleship firepower of 380mm, and high movement speed (battleships are slow, but kids, I'm a humanoid unit; at sea I can take speedboats to increase my speed, I can suddenly appear in a submarine, and I'm still fast on land; kids, I can be ship girls and fly—of course, if I did that in future generations, I'd probably be sitting at the same table as the Grand Marshal), there's no one on land who can stop them. Even with the best sportsmanship, no one can land in Italy. If Italy had prepared for another year to enter the war, it would have gained even more. (Veneto) In that sense, Italy was the first to prepare for war and the first to establish postwar order.

It's well-written, but there are so many other elements involved that it's really hard to understand if you're not familiar with them. #(Crying)

Will they stage a "Running Man in Italy" incident? I remember at the end of the first mission in Mafia 2, there was a gangster boss calling on civilians and the military to surrender to the US military.

Why don't we go to Xirang instead...? Can this website really finish writing historical novels like this?

When did Duce start making Italian meat sauce by hand?