
The Third Reich: Hearts of Iron
第三帝国之钢铁雄心
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- War Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
836Chapters
14.7MReads
245.7kFlowers
10.0Score
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Oh, it's a pity. I don't have the same feeling as before. I feel quite awkward after changing my name.
The names of those countries have been changed like shit. You can't even understand it. You don't even know which country it is from. If you don't know how to change it, don't mess it up. What about the Rose Country and the Chrysanthemum Country? It's such a mess. For example, France is called Gallic Chicken. You can tell who it is by just looking at it. Why did you change it like this? It is simply a fighter in the war.
In China, pseudonyms are used for the sake of harmony. What are you afraid of abroad? People can use their original names, you are so special. It doesn't look smooth and the reading experience is extremely poor.
It's just fucking ridiculous. You might as well read Chinese historical novels when you write like this.
Damn, Chapter 5 said that eunuchs cannot be eunuchs, but in the end you are still eunuchs. What a big lie.
I was confused when I saw the change. It was totally **. When I watched it before, I felt very good.
Can you write something of your own? You have the plot of the Third Reich and the plot of the imperial overlord behind this. You can't just change the name for a chapter. Write something of your own. OK.
Damn, this book has been changed beyond recognition.
It's so uncomfortable to read. The chapter table of contents is completely different from the article content. The title is wrong.
He saved the fate of Germany during the Great Depression, regained the dignity of the country, regained the lost territory, and wrote the glory of Germany after Bismarck. If he could be less stubborn, if he could have more respect for the marshals and generals, more trust in the civilian officials, and more preferential treatment for the people in the occupied areas, then it is Churchill, Stalin, and Roosevelt who are nailed to the pillar of shame now.