Red Finland 1: Tales of Russia

The writing is excellent; I'll keep reading. It's much better than those authors who don't understand anti-war themes but insist on writing anti-war characters. The subject matter is great; I'm looking forward to it.

I support the author. Analyzing history from a different perspective and creatively applying it demonstrates the author's broad knowledge. The author's unique insights and attention to detail make the book even more engaging, and the plot is fresh and original, unlike anything I've seen before. In short, this book is definitely worth reading; it's a real shame it hasn't gained more popularity.

The world-building is vast, which is a good thing. Currently, it has a kind of aesthetic beauty reminiscent of How the Steel Was Tempered. The character development is commendable, but there's still room for improvement. Keep it up, author!

I really love this book, and I hope the author will continue writing or release a sequel ❤️ [Learned something][Learned something]

It's great, but I think the author is a bit... A bit lacking in updates... The plot is very good though 😏

It's fair to say that first-time authors often make many of the mistakes they make. For example, long, flat paragraphs taking up one or even two pages, or writing a rambling, disjointed account. They definitely need more practice! 🤦