Red Alert: The Road to Conquest Begins in the Apocalypse

Let me talk about the world-building. Since someone asked, "Where did the shelters come from?" And "If the shelters were built by the army, then where is the army?" I originally planned to address these questions little by little later to avoid stuffing a bunch of settings into the novel chapters and affecting the story's narrative.

Compared to other Red Alert works that frequently feature a female character in detail or make her presence known from time to time in the early stages, this book doesn't have any uncomfortable parts in the beginning. So far, it's been very smooth to read and can be considered a good read.

This is one of Tomato's rare, exceptionally rigorous Red Alert books. The author will also include any reasonable ideas from readers in the book.

This is the only game I've seen that truly recreates the original Red Alert. Other games are completely unrelated to Red Alert; the factions are all different (like China), and the units have no connection to the original or any mods—they're simply fictional factions.

The author has no plans to add mods such as Mental Omega, remix, or Corona. Why did it suddenly end like this?

This is the first true Red Alert battle royale novel I've read so far, not just those harem novels that only focus on women. I hope it continues to maintain this level of quality.

It suits my taste perfectly; it's one of the more refreshing Red Alert games. Keep it up!

A very good novel, well-written in the Tomato Command & Conquer fanfiction category, with no major flaws, definitely a good read.

Feeling hesitant

The detailed divisions are quite rare, giving it a vintage feel.