A Chuunibyou Teen and a Mount & Blade System Crash the War Against Japan

The writing is quite good, the plot and details are decent, and the battles are quite exciting. However, I don't understand the game, and some transitional chapters felt a bit awkward and inexplicable. Fortunately, they weren't too long, so it was acceptable.

Seeing the second side story—killing all those responsible for the Hiroshima gas factory sabotage and then planning to spread poison in Tokyo—was very satisfying to read. The protagonist isn't a saint; he's even a bit ruthless. I think the two side stories in this book are very well designed; few authors write like this, and they have some historical basis, the plot unfolds step by step, and the…

The concept behind the first historical mission was good; it was quite enjoyable to watch and not as absurd as some anti-Japanese war dramas. It was basically logical, and seeing the suffering and torment of ordinary people was satisfying.

Although this book has some flaws, its writing style is better than most books. The only problem is that the author's update schedule is somewhat inconsistent.

It looks alright.

It looks great, I like it.

I've only read three chapters, but the author's writing is excellent. Keep it up!

Well written, very interesting to read.

It's pretty good; you can check it out if you're looking for something to read.