Becoming the Supreme Commander in a Different Red Alert

I'd give myself five stars. I've revised the rating to reflect my perspective as a reader. Overall, there are still many problems. In my opinion, the main problem is the major flaws in the protagonist's growth. It seems a bit strange that someone could become a powerful commander in such a short time.

Five stars! Red Alert is getting old, and so are we. The story is captivating and the plot is coherent. I support the work and look forward to the future development of the plot. I quite like the addition that changing history will come at a greater cost. The core story is told very well, and I understand the development of the story better now.

This is a great Mental Omega fanfiction. The ending is similar to the Soviet ending in the game, a semi-bad ending (the protagonist leaves the story, having completed all the variables he could change, while the war initiated by the Soviet Union is ultimately backfired on by its own arrogance; as the author said, there is no right or wrong in this war, and no absolute victor.

It would be even better if you could explain the equipment and vehicles. I haven't played Yuri's Revenge in a long time, and I don't recognize a lot of the equipment and vehicles 🤦🤦🤦.

I felt quite sad when I read the ending and the epilogue of this book. After all, they're from different worlds. Even if what the male protagonist experienced wasn't a dream, it was almost like one... This is the first time I've seen a novel on Tomato that features interactions and connections with a general/Allied commander/heretic. I've been looking for other novels like this but haven't found any. Thank you to the author.

Yes, it's a Red Alert fan fiction book that you can read.

The author can be bolder in their writing. Games are different from reality; in the story, a single map might not even have more than a thousand units, while a key battle in reality involves hundreds of thousands of soldiers. The army data in the book can be exaggerated to some extent.

There are so few books on the topic of "Soul's End," I must give it five stars!

The protagonist's journey to becoming a prodigy's adjutant is somewhat simplistic; however, whether in a virtual world or reality, becoming a general's assistant actually requires numerous trials.

Looking at the ending, wow, the protagonist is going to take action against the Mind Terminator! As the second-generation leader of the Alliance, I'm grateful! 😏👍