From the start, he finds himself in a new world as cannon fodder abandoned by his superiors. As the enemy closes in, Luo En is fortunate enough to activate the System.
Starting as a lowly army lieutenant, he slowly climbs the ranks. He unlocks armies and equipment from games he used to play, trades for skills and high technology, and takes control of the entire country step by step. He conquers the world, launches expeditions into new dimensions, and builds a super-empire spanning multiple dimensions.
PS: This book includes elements of farming, Paradox games, a fantastical World War II, and alternate history.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is coincidental. Do not imitate.
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Sometimes he is a second lieutenant, and sometimes he is a lieutenant. Who is the protagonist? And why is he called Second Lieutenant Luo (Lieutenant Luo)? Shouldn't he be called Second Lieutenant Ron (Lieutenant Ron)?
Arrange a wave of Tanya War Chronicles
Since there are special characters like witches, how about Serubelia from Battlefield Valkyrie? Brynhildr from Blue Revolution Valkyrie?
The progress is too slow and there are too many restrictions, so the impatient can't stand it.
When I saw the fantasy version of World War II, I was reminded of Tanya's War.
There are no obvious points, but overall it's okay. It's just that the first fifty or sixty chapters are a bit frustrating. With such a strong system, you have to constantly look at other people's faces and act, and have weird emotional lines, and then keep emphasizing that the protagonist is an inflammation person. It's weird. Since they are all Elgians, it's really weird to downplay the setting of the inflammation people. Otherwise, what will happen when they dominate the world later?
It's time for a world map
Hey guys, why aren't you updating? Author
Author, how about the Titan Company in Call of Duty? It is suitable for the protagonist to take power, with 5 million conventional troops and advanced weapons. The Mithril Organization in Gold Frenzy is also pretty good. The mechas in it are more powerful than the tactical mechas in the current protagonist. Also, the mechas in Will of Silver are pretty good. In addition to not being able to fly, they are almost invincible, have almost full flexibility, and can control an entire mecha by themselves. Then there is Aldnoah·Zo. Although I personally think the mecha inside is a bit fragile, the protagonist can summon the protagonist inside. It is the kind with full IQ and strategy points.