
The Great Empire of 1910: Rebellion from the Start
1910大帝国:开局就造反
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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The book is quite good, but it seems like not many people are reading it.
Very good, I hope it continues. Some data is incorrect; the 300mm main guns used ton-class shells, while only the 400mm main guns used ton-class shells during World War II. As for secondary guns, before the advent of aircraft carriers, the main function of battleship secondary guns was to prevent torpedo boats from launching torpedoes at close range, to engage smaller vessels, and for…
I've looked at a few chapters and they're alright. I hope the pacing is a bit faster. I'll put them on my bookshelf for a few days to let them rest.
It's good, but the author updates too infrequently. Ten chapters a day?! 😡😡😡
Very good, it's my type: from prey to hunter, overwhelming but not completely overwhelming. Most importantly, the entry point is excellent; perhaps it's because I don't particularly like the initial capital accumulation stage.
Great, fantastic! I've been watching this for a long time, though I'm not exactly a die-hard fan, but close enough, since I've been watching since around a hundred or so pictures. Then I put it aside during summer vacation and only recently rediscovered it, and was surprised to see so many new pictures. Very good, I've always thought it was great, but I never commented until recently. I'm finally leaving a comment to support the author. Hopefully, more updates soon!
The author writes really well, keep it up!! (*^ω^*) But I have a question, I remember the protagonist had a system, right? Where did the system go after we arrived?
The war descriptions written by "Australia's Turbulent Times 1876" on a certain website are excellent; the author could take inspiration from them. Then, consider where you plan to establish your base of operations. The South China Sea alone is too small; consider moving south to Australia or east to Vietnam.
The latest three chapters reminded me of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, specifically the "Tora! Tora! Tora!" Theme. I think I remember reading about it in a history book.