
Red Alert: I Dominate Northern Myanmar and Become a Warlord!
红警:我称霸缅北,成为军阀!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 537k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 12
Red Alert Protagonist Disguises Himself as Government Army
A Book on Doomsday and State Cooperation, Please
I Want to See Strategic War Scenes, the Tough Kind.
There are too many novels written by Lao Liu. I like tough ones. If there are some, they will be tough. A 9 is enough. If you have any, please recommend them. Thank you!
The Male Protagonist Is the Largest Overseas Warlord
At the beginning, the female protagonist broadcasts a live broadcast of the country to go overseas for rescue. On the way, she encounters the male protagonist's illegal armed forces and asks them if they want help. The male protagonist is the largest illegal armed force in the local area, and is known as the warlord in the local area. The male protagonist has a system and he is very good to his subordinates.
Are There Any Novels About Late Qing Dynasty or Republic of China Warlords with More Than 3 Million Words?
Northern Myanmar. My Uncle Is a Warlord in Northern Myanmar.
Please Write a Novel About Establishing a Country, Preferably Modern. Thank You Very Much.
Found a Country, Develop Territory, Have Independent Power, Modern Culture
Is there any modern culture that established forces abroad or founded a country?
Pure Red Alert + Unlimited Resources
There Is a Shortage of Books. Let's Take a Look at Northern Burma's System. Farewell Holy Mother.
Seeking Systematic Documentation of Northern Myanmar
Recently, I have become obsessed with the Northern Burma system.
Modern Warlords Are All Equipped with Modern Equipment. We Don't Want the Apocalypse. I Beg the Big Guys.
Don't make me kneel down and beg you, oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh






















































In these recent chapters, the protagonist is not so much going crazy as he is venting, letting out the resentment he has accumulated in his heart for more than twenty years. Although what the protagonist does is indeed crazy, it is better to vent it out now than to explode and take everyone away later.
It's okay, but the logistics need to be explained clearly, how bullets and shells are replenished.
I recommend everyone to read this novel. It's pretty good and exciting. I personally think it's okay.
Good job, keep it up, 200,000 words have been added to the bookshelf and it's too little.