Civil War: I Have a Points System

First of all, I would like to say sorry to the book friends who have been paying attention to and liking this book. This book has been written to the point of collapse and I can no longer continue writing it. ... The author has been reading books for many years, and he was itching to write this book for a while. However, due to lack of experience, he wrote too much at the beginning and set the world background to be too huge. According to the author's initial setting, the entire war covered an area almost a hundred times the size of the earth. There were tens of billions of players alone. Coupled with the indigenous forces, the population easily exceeded 100 billion. Moreover, the area of ​​one prefecture alone is 4,500 kilometers long, and there are administrative units at the county and state levels on it. The size of the area is too terrifying. Book friends who are familiar with World War II should know that the B29, the longest-range bomber in World War II, had a range of just over ** kilometers, and its combat radius was less than ** kilometers. This range could only cover one county. It is impossible to fight across state lines, not to mention some other fighter jets, whose range and combat radius are even more gratifying. The most critical thing is that the infantry unit's marching speed is limited, and long combat distances are not realistic for the army. I am afraid that in the later stages, a march will take more than half a month, and the logistics supply line will be extremely long. Coupled with the large population, the scale of the battles will be even more terrifying. There may be tens of millions of battles everywhere. The author has been thinking carefully for more than half a month, originally thinking about how to make some modifications to control this problem and continue to write this book interestingly. But in the end, the author discovered that I thought too highly of myself. My lack of experience and writing skills made it impossible for me to continue to control such a grand background. After all, this is not a fairy tale novel. You can fly with a sword, and no matter how big the map is, it will be fine. If you want to modify it, you have to re-modify the background settings, which is not as good as starting from scratch. Therefore, in the end, the author had no choice but to reluctantly part with the book, cut it up, and opened a new book. The new book is wrapped in the skin of an online game. The title of the book is Online Games: National War, ISBN: ** Although it is an online game, it is actually an anti-war novel. Some settings are similar to this book, but the plot has changed a lot. If you are interested, you can check it out. However, according to the editor's request, it has been republished with a new vest.

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Commentary on Chapter 74: Insufficient Troops in "National War: I Have a Points System" written about the brief ambiguity.

Commentary on the chapter 25 "Convoy" written about the short-term ambiguity in "National War: I Have a Points System".

Commentary on the chapter 225 Liu Buruo in "National War: I Have a Points System" written about the brief ambiguity.

Commentary on Chapter 170: Breaking the Blockade in "National War: I Have a Points System" written about the brief ambiguity.

Commentary on Chapter 29: Selling Light Machine Guns in "National War: I Have a Points System" written about the brief ambiguity.

Commentary on the chapter 30 Military Doctor in "National War: I Have a Points System" written about the brief ambiguity.

Regarding the short-term ambiguity, "National War: I Have a Points System" Chapter 34 Commentary on Chen Feng's chapter.

Commentary on Chapter 77 Lottery of the book "National War: I Have a Points System" about the brief ambiguity.

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