United States of Japan

It's unconventional, but that's all. I feel that the author still has a lot of things that he hasn't been able to write. It's not that he's unable to do it, but it's the feeling that "there are too many things to write here." The world of Japanese steampunk is very much like the future of "Geki Ibu". American superheroes, the ones who bleed.

I was attracted by the subject matter from the beginning. It's a really good idea, and the entry point is also very good. The author's structure and description of details are very skillful. However, the length of each part is not balanced, and the connection is rough. The beginning and the end (which are actually adjacent in time) are relatively brief, which makes it a little difficult to get into the play at the beginning, and the ending feels a little hasty. There are really many places where this theme can be used, and I hope there will be more related works that echo it.

How to say it? My Chinese composition score is 50 points, but it has never been above 40 points. I really don't know what to say. All in all, this book is very well written. This article is written from the perspective of Japan's victory over the United States, and the consequences of imperialism being deeply rooted in the hearts of the people (? It satirizes the war

It's very good. The author has a lot of imagination and turned World War II into a science fiction novel.

Praise nothingness. I never thought it would be like this. I always feel that everything will get better, life will get better and better, and the days--

It is well written. Although it sometimes feels stereotyped and blunt, it is still a good work. It also takes into account the actual development. Although Germany and Japan won, they were wary of each other after the war. In order to coerce it, Germany secretly aided the American Independence Army.

The setting of this book is very interesting. It reminds me of "1984", which is all about imagining another possible history. I feel that Ishimura and Kimiko in the book are very pitiful, and I can especially understand Kimiko's worries, just like I would worry about my lover's safety when I am passionately in love. This book also made me appreciate my current life more. It's really hard to imagine what it would be like to live in such a world.

The idea is very good. I personally feel that the early progress is too slow. It took me more than 300 pages to get into the good mood. The later part is very exciting.

It's beautiful, and the fantasy of another direction in history is very creative.

It's a very thoughtful fantasy that transcends reality. It's a possibility, right?