
Building an Invincible Fleet, Starting with a Battleship
从一艘战列舰开始打造无敌舰队
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- Ongoing
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- 879k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 10mo ago
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The huge hull is docked in the dock, and the rust and bullet holes express the traces of war. The towering bridge is intimidating, highlighting the glory and power of the ironclad ship. The triple 16-inch muzzles are facing different positions, reflecting the dazzling sunlight. The dense forest of anti-aircraft guns seemed to be ready to fire in the next second. The sailors had already gone ashore to rest and have fun, and engineers were still carefully inspecting the damage to the hull. Workers set up ladders to work in the air, and little white lights burst out when the steel plates lifted by the crane were welded. Flags were flapping in the air, and the horn of counterattack had sounded. The pride of the people, the expectations of the president, and the sweat and blood of the sailors have jointly forged immortal history.
The book is very good, very interesting, but the update is a bit slow As for someone who said before that firing so many rounds is impossible, in real life, maritime fleet warfare is not as advanced as it is in the 21st century. At that time, hundreds or thousands of guns were fired to hit, but the specific hit rate depends on the proficiency of the sailor. Although the protagonist fired, it only improved his proficiency, but even if he improves his proficiency, it is not that It can be done quickly, just like a five- or six-year-old kid suddenly knows how to program, but it still needs a certain period of growth and adaptation. Just like the Internet always says that once the brain is good but the hands are not, he needs to upgrade it to instinct and muscle memory. It takes a certain amount of time. It requires daily practice and emergency operations in wartime before he can be fully proficient. Although novels cannot be thought-provoking, the content of this genre needs to be substituted with some clear facts and objective conditions that conform to historical times.
It's a very reasonable battleship battle. It can be seen that the author carefully researched the information. The rhythm is very well controlled. When faced with the main character's danger (a battleship that suddenly jumped out), the other characters behave normally (if you can't beat them, you know how to run; if you can't run away, you know how to fight). The forces deal with matters based on profit and stay rational. The hanging strength is relatively reasonable, not too overwhelming, and not too outrageous to make people interested in watching it. No spoilers, but the world view looks pretty big There is no heroine. Women will only affect the accuracy of my naval guns. The shortcomings? Update! Not to mention 4 chapters a day, let's update it steadily! Didn't see it today! Post a long comment specially! Ahhhhhhhh!
It's so beautiful, but the update is too slow [cry][cry][cry][cry]
It is a rare naval war novel in Tomato, and it is extremely rare. The author is a person who knows a lot about naval warfare. To be honest, the best naval battle novel I have ever read is written by the Silver Sword Prince Consort. It has been taken off the shelves. You can go and read it. But to be honest, this book is only 6.5. Is it because I don't understand or the times have changed...
Overall, the book's plot and battle scenes are quite detailed and grand, and the buildings in each year are also very detailed. There was no scene like using a destroyer to hit a battleship and the ammunition depot exploded with one shot, and the concealment of psychological descriptions and various important military secrets was very consistent with the national level. And know how to use the war purposes of neighboring countries to achieve profits for themselves
The author must have worked hard and the terminology used is very professional. Like👍
I want to read more, but I finally found a battleship novel that has something to it. I've been looking for it for a long time [laughing evilly]
I hope there will be H45, Montana, Super Yamato (bushi) [laughing evilly] The book is very good, the author is well-qualified and very professional. If you are interested in ships in the early 20th century, you must not miss it (I haven't written about the 1940s and later, I hope the later ones are as good as the previous ones) From the perspective of a half-time military fan like me, there is no problem with the technical and tactical aspects. The author has several years of experience. Military fans can rest assured that they can eat it without worrying about writing blindly like ordinary scientific and technological articles. [Like] Of course, the author may be a little confused because he didn't read the power distribution map, but it's generally fine. You can understand it if you apply it to reality; the script is cool, but it's a smart one.
Author, I really beg you, update it and don't make fun of us. How can we give up on such a good book [crying][crying][crying]