The Red Alert Army in the Wasteland
红警军团在废土
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- 1.3M Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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After Finishing Yan Yu Lou, I Can’t Get Into Any Other Books. Please Recommend Something Good
⚠️ Heavy Industry, a Giant Corporation and Arms Dealer with a Private Army
Raise an Army! Raise an Army! Raise an Army!!!
Let me say this three times because it is important: Note:
Post-Apocalypse, Shelter, Military, and at Least 200 Chapters
Looking for Sci-Fi With Billions of Troops, a Vast Universe, and an Utterly Self-Serving Lead
Tomato’s All-Time Masterpieces
Looking for books like I'm Not the God of Theater. One of the greatest novel series of all time. Recommend, recommend, recommend!
Red Alert Protagonist Disguised as Government Forces
Transmigration With Modern Firearms
Looking for a strong female protagonist who transmigrates and has spatial abilities and an arsenal. Either transmigration in body or soul is fine. Strong male and female leads.
Looking for Red Alert Novels. The Recent Ones Have Been Incredible
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.
Are There Any Apocalypse Novels About Fighting Zombies With Conventional Weapons, Without Any Major Annoyances?
Purely modern weapons, or maybe with just a little sci-fi or supernatural stuff! Most zombie apocalypse novels these days have huge amounts of sci-fi and superpowers. Even the protagonist's description is packed with stats, and it's so hard to keep track of. I want to see modern weapons fighting zombie hordes!!!
System Novels About Summoning Armies and Soldiers
A System is a must, transmigration is fine too. Summoning soldiers, heroes, or armies.
Looking for an Apocalypse Story Where the Main Character Has an Army and Gives Survivors Hope
Apocalypse Zombie Novels With Summoned Guards, Such as Imperial Guards or Special Forces
An apocalypse novel with zombies, set in the modern day and starting when the zombie outbreak begins (or even before it, with the protagonist already able to summon troops). The summoned units should be known guard troops from ancient or modern history. Slow development, few guards at first, venturing through the apocalypse without superpowers. A pure apocalypse story.
Desert, Cars, Highways, Survival, Unlimited Supplies
Online Game Nation Wars: Lords, Founding Villages, and Recruiting Generals and Strategists
A feel-good novel without face-slapping.
The Protagonist Leads a Special Forces Unit to Rescue People in the Apocalypse
Creating an Alien Civilization and Bringing It to Earth, Any Genre
The protagonist creates an alien civilization or leads one to Earth, where it uses advanced technology to crush humanity.
Red Alert, Mass Troops, and Novels About Squads, Platoons, and Companies
Company commander, platoon commander, company commander, battalion commander.
In a Post-Apocalyptic World, the Protagonist Is Part of China's Regular Army and Builds a Base
Any Apocalypse Stories About World War II Soldiers or Modern Armies?
Looking for books like *Doomsday: Tactical Squad System*.
System, Mass Troop Deployment, Conquering All Kinds of Worlds
The Conqueror
System, Army, Mass Recruitment
Fantasy
A System That Spawns Armies in a Modern City and Uses Them to Conquer the World
The protagonist has a System and can build up an army, rise to power in Africa, develop technology, and crush the whole world.
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I have to give it a thumbs up if the main character I came in contact with still has the world in mind. Not as boring as other selfish private servers
The three views are correct, but there is no hint of the Holy Mother. It is an article written by a mature author. There are about 80 pictures of the bishop's wisdom. It is not recommended to read.
It's good to watch, but the only drawback is that the ending is a little rushed.
I listened to Station B once, and Tomato doesn't seem to be the original version. After listening to the full text, it was really good. The protagonist belongs to orderly evil. Not Holy Mother. It is not in your own interest to treat bad people. Punch hard. In the early stage, he was weak, but in the middle stage, he became a powerful warlord. Later, he went to war with the country. That's what I appreciate. Other red alert novels lick the country when it comes to it. Why should you not be a citizen of the motherland if you have the strength? Ammunition and fuel are refreshed the next day, and the troop settings are better than other red alerts on Tomato. It's all about red alerts and bullets, and spending points to buy units and random settings. The leveling is comparable to that of Shield Hero. This book is the best Red Alert book on Tomato.
The writing is good. At least the protagonist does not only use the law to judge whether he is a "person", but I still have to remind him: "The Clay Bodhisattva still has three points of fire." The author wants to express that the protagonist is a "person", so he should understand the "seven emotions and six desires"
It's pretty good, but the word count is a bit short.
Overall, it is a relatively positive book. Suitable for novices who are full of sunshine in their hearts. In reality, the first one to die is you. Others are playing around. Believe whatever anyone says. After the first period of aunty time. You should have experienced the second and third paragraphs of Nothing Comes Again. Do you think you are the protagonist and cannot die?
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A book that can be skipped in five minutes I actually watched it for more than half an hour Damn, the poison resistance has been improved again. [Cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]
The second novel written by Pangu the Great is indeed quite good, but the later part involves the real practice of cultivating immortals. This second book makes up for the gameplay that the first book did not have, and supplemented the shortcomings of the first book, and added various versions of red alert units that were not in the first book, and StarCraft, etc. All the routines are basically not old-fashioned, the words are very new, and there are no flaws at all. This book can be said to be the second masterpiece written by Emperor Pangu. The content is no less than the previous one, and is even more amazing than the previous one. The content has surpassed all the Red Alert novels, but it is not detailed in terms of cultivating immortals. Maybe in the third book, Pangu the Great may write about cultivating immortals. But I still wish Emperor Pangu could return to his Dragon Kingdom as soon as possible.