War in Another World: From Foot Soldier to Marshal

How can I put it this way? The whole text is narration. It feels like I am reading a report and introducing information. It is really boring.

The subject matter is very novel and very good, but it's too watery. It's really too watery. It has nothing to do with me. I have to think about it for a long time beforehand and keep talking about the word count. It's really ****. Forget it, I'd better delete this novel. It's too ****.

My personal suggestion is that if you have sufficient financial resources, you can read it. Basically, it is a very good novel. However, there are too many narrations and nonsense. There are really a lot of things that can be summarized in one sentence. He insists on making six or seven sentences. How do other people feel like this? I'm just annoyed. His general direction is very good. This type of novel is worth promoting, but if finances don't allow it, I won't be willing to read it, because what can I say? You will regret it after spending the money

Just don't be a eunuch for no reason. I have to stop and talk about something. We hate that we stopped suddenly, and we don't know if we will continue writing.

Author, you are getting worse and worse. You only update one chapter. Are you embarrassed?

A wise commander should clench his elite main force into fists and attack the enemy through timely maneuvers. It is too wasteful to use the main force to fill the line, and it will also delay the fighter's opportunity. Only by quickly destroying the enemy in front of you can you be able to deal with the subsequent problems with ease. If the protagonist wants to be promoted quickly, he must fight for quick victory and annihilation. He cannot play attrition with the enemy. As for the consequences of attracting the enemy's main force, remember that you are only a mid-level officer on the side battlefield, and you can only take the initiative if you have a free mobile legion in your hand. Once the enemy in front of you is eliminated, your hands will be free to quickly maneuver your troops to attack the logistics and flanks of enemies on other battlefields. Only in this way can you highlight your talents in a situation where thousands of troops are overwhelmed. Remember one sentence: The winner will not be condemned. Looking ahead, looking back, and being hesitant are taboos in military use and must be observed.

166, 167 Pictures. It can be explained clearly in a few sentences, but it has to be written in two chapters. Do you think this is reasonable? Really, it's a bit low.

What can I say about this novel? Two chapters are written about the main character's inner thoughts. How can I say this? Fighters in the ** in the Anti-Japanese War novels

It is very fatal to engage in station defense in the enemy's advantageous areas. We need to move and annihilate the enemy on the move. You can freely choose the battlefield, attack the enemy on the way, and rely on the concentrated advantage of your own elite soldiers to strike quickly. There is no advantage in military strength in the first place, and it is even more taboo to use troops if they are divided. First rely on small units to pull the enemy's troops, and then when the enemy reveals its weaknesses, it must concentrate its forces to annihilate the isolated enemy. War never depends on the numbers on paper, but mainly depends on the commander's strategy.

I'm a little dizzy after reading this. Author, can you write it more clearly?