
The Red Alert Army in the Wasteland
红警军团在废土
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Looking for books like I'm Not the God of Theater. One of the greatest novel series of all time. Recommend, recommend, recommend!
Looking for Novels That Are a Little More Realistic
Stories that are realistic, down-to-earth, and true to life
After Finishing Yan Yu Lou, I Can’t Get Into Any Other Books. Please Recommend Something Good
Survival Stories Set in the Ice and Snow, on Trains, at Sea, in the Mist, in Forests, in Deserts, and More
No System, one female lead or no female lead, and nothing mindless.
Sci-Fi, Megastructures, Galactic Empires, War, and Artificial Intelligence
Sci-fi, interstellar, war. Any gender pairing is fine.
The Protagonist Leads a Special Forces Unit to Rescue People in the Apocalypse
Any Apocalypse Stories Where the Protagonist Builds an Army and Is Mistaken for One by the Survivors?
Red Alert Protagonist Disguised as Government Forces
Raise an Army! Raise an Army! Raise an Army!!!
Let me say this three times because it is important: Note:
Desert, Cars, Highways, Survival, Unlimited Supplies
Tang Dao, System, Lone Wolf, Apocalypse, Zombies
New Red Alert Fanfiction, Recommendations Welcome
System, Army, Mass Recruitment
Fantasy
Looking for Red Alert Novels. The Recent Ones Have Been Incredible
Any Red Alert Fics That Start with the Allied Forces?
Preferably no female lead.
Online Game Nation Wars: Lords, Founding Villages, and Recruiting Generals and Strategists
A feel-good novel without face-slapping.
Apocalypse, Red Alert, System, and Mass Recruitment
Looking for an Apocalypse Story Where the Main Character Has an Army and Gives Survivors Hope
Looking for Army-Building Stories Where Every Follower Is Absolutely Loyal
I’ve been reading Red Alert novels lately. Several of the protagonist’s subordinates aren’t completely loyal. They’re not completely loyal, and their actions go against his will the most.
Apocalypse Novels Where the Protagonist Can Summon a Modern Army
Preferably something intense, where the protagonist carves out their own territory in the apocalypse.
A Zombie Outbreak, a Soldier Protagonist, and a Military Outpost Found Overrun While He’s Away
Guns and the Apocalypse: Armored Cars or Tanks from the Start, Preferably Made in China
Looking for Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland Survival Novels
Any Red Alert Novels?
Looking for books similar to Playing Red Alert in the World of Slime.
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The protagonist's noble aspirations and concern for the world deserve praise. Unlike other selfish and boring private servers...
It has sound values but no overly sentimental or sympathetic flaws. It's written by a mature author. The book contains around eighty chapters on the bishop's wisdom, and is not recommended for reading.
It was good, but the only downside was that the ending felt a bit rushed.
I listened to it once on Bilibili, but it seems Tomato's version isn't the original. The whole thing is really good. The protagonist is an evil figure within the established order. He's not a saint. He doesn't act against bad guys when it doesn't benefit him. He strikes hard. He's initially naive, then a powerful warlord in the middle. Later, he goes to war with the nation.
It's well-written; at least the protagonist doesn't judge whether someone is a "person" solely based on the law. However, I still want to remind you: "Even a clay Buddha has three parts fire." If the author wants to express that the protagonist is a "person," then he should understand "the seven emotions and six desires."
It's quite good, but there aren't enough words.
Overall, it's a fairly positive book. Suitable for naive readers with a sunny disposition. In reality, you'll be the first to die. Everyone else is playing you like a puppet. You believe everything anyone says. After the first "old lady" phase, you'll probably experience the second and third phases that seem insignificant. Do you think you're the protagonist and can't die?
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
A book that can be skipped in five minutes I actually watched it for more than half an hour. Holy crap, poison resistance has increased again! 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦
The second novel written by Pangu the Great was indeed quite good, but it later involved real-world cultivation. This second book fills in the gaps in the first book, supplements its shortcomings, and adds units from various versions of Red Alert and StarCraft that were not included in the first book.