Apocalypse: But I Have a Red Alert Base

A great novel, I hope the main character stays single forever. And they don't impersonate the military, which aligns with my psychological requirements; I hate imposters.

Awesome, more awesome than any other Red Alert novel.

This is well-written! Such decisiveness and ruthlessness, and yet some people call you a saint? Isn't this more enjoyable to read than those stories about school beauties and policewomen? A little kindness is considered saintly? I really don't understand what they're thinking. A little sympathy at the beginning is in line with the character design; this kind of book is what I enjoy reading.

The portrayal of humanity is excellent, and the evaluation of the apocalypse is objective. The writing is clear and well-organized, and updates are consistent. The only drawback is a slight flaw in the description of the system. However, five stars are well-deserved, and I hope the author continues to work hard!

The pacing is tight and quite good.

The pacing is tight and the plot doesn't drag; it's worth watching. The early game is good, with rigorous logic and realistic combat; it's worth investing in.

The author writes very well. It has a slightly naive, saintly quality at the beginning, but that fades quickly. However, I kept feeling there was a Warhammer element in it, and I hope there will be more Warhammer elements in the future.

We could add some units from the Command & Conquer series, since Red Alert doesn't have many units. It's so damn good-looking!

It's pretty good, but it's too short. I originally wanted to let it grow longer, but since it's a new book, I was afraid I'd lose it, so I just read it as is.

It's pretty good, you absolutely must finish writing it! Don't stop or halt updates! Ignore low ratings and idiotic comments; good books will naturally find their true fans.