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A Red Novel Based on Real History
Modern history or modern history that can truly reflect social conditions
Revolutionary Books
I want to read a book similar to "Time Travel Rebellion, I'm Serious".
Travel to the Soviet Union
Do you guys have any recommendations for books that travel back in time to the Soviet era?
Want to See Some Red
If the protagonist travels back to a war period, it's fine. It's like the Republic of China. It's better to have a system.
The Three Kingdoms at the End of Han Dynasty➕liberation➕reform➕redism
I've watched a lot of Three Kingdoms-type movies, all with similar themes, and I'm tired of them all. Is there anything different? "In the early stage, cultivate the fields, recruit famous generals, and accumulate fame; in the mid-term stage, you will stand out and compete for world hegemony; in the later stage, you will unify China, reform the world, liberate, and establish democracy."
Are There Any Books on Collectivism? It Feels Like Many of Them Are About Individual Heroism.
I can't stand reading books about individual heroism, as they seem to be inconsistent with my three views, so I would like to ask if anyone has any good books about collectivism and focusing on the overall situation?
Are There Any Soviet Novels?
Are There Any Novels That Are More Red?
If you want something without CP, it's best to watch something like Xiao Lujiang's "I'm Sorry, My Lover is the Motherland", dedicated to serving the country or revolution.
Looking for a Novel Set in Russia?
Do humans live in safe zones or underground? There are strange creatures and miasma-like things on the ground. There are expedition teams that go out regularly to search for supplies. I forgot the name of the book I read a long time ago. Can anyone help me?
The protagonist is an idealist who has the capital and strength to realize his ideals, but lacks certain social experience and is too extreme in dealing with evil people and evil things.
Write the content well. Well, if he blocks it for you, open another book and continue writing the story.
Yes, but the thinking is insufficient. At most, it is the difference between feudal benevolence and feudal tyrants.
Come on, I can see that the design of some plots is a bit green, but compared to other stories that are just a cover-up of jingoism and filled with ethnic hatred, it is good. I hope you don't step on the trap of those stories, come on, the author. Don't stop updating
This is a book that shocked me. There is nothing inappropriate. The complete world view accurately fills in the unreasonable parts. The story line advances neither too fast nor too slowly, just right. And it also pointed out the truth that "the people have faith, and the country has strength." Although it is still five stars, I have a suggestion, that is, can this story line not be adapted from the historical story of Blue Star? It is similar to "The Lord of the Rings" and constructs a historical line and development line unique to this book. Although it is easy to write according to the development of Blue Star's historical story, this way of writing is really a bit "too much".
Very good, very good book
Let's not talk about the writing style. The courage to try this subject is worthy of five stars. I hope that the follow-up will go straight to the topic and not just touch the sidelines without scoring.
Borrowing gods, people, and other worlds to tell history
The traces of history are too heavy, but the traces of Faerun are too light.
Come on, so far, there are no poisonous points, and there is great potential.
A booming era
Come on, support me
Okay, very good. Come on, author.
Plus my five-star review
It's really good, keep it up [salute]
Why do so few people read this book?
What are the gods of Karatu? Race God, there seems to be no other intelligent race in the Karatu continent, right? In this divine war, the gods from Faerûn seem to be the gods of their respective races.