Synopsis:
[This story takes place entirely on the Blue Star, in an unknown time and space. Any resemblance to Earth's history is purely coincidental. Please don't conflate it with the real world.]
Zhang Nuo, a veteran Red Alert player, had beaten every version of Red Alert available at the time when a dialogue box suddenly appeared on his computer:
“Dear Commander, would you like to experience Red Alert for real? Accept or decline?”
As a devoted Red Alert fan, Zhang Nuo accepted without hesitation. A virus ad? Sure, right! Just then, brilliant blue light poured from the computer, and Zhang Nuo vanished from his room. On September 18, 1931, in a parallel timeline, a China beset by calamities was given a new opportunity.
Little Japan: “Yamete! Yamete!”
The Bear: “The Grizzly Tank should belong to the great Bear. So why is it surrounding Moscow?”
Eagle Sauce: “Free America, every day! Boom! Boom! Boom!”
The Little Mustache: “People of the East, we are the best of friends. Your planes should stay away from here.”
The Great British Empire: “Waaah! Waaah! Waaah! My battleships! No! No! No!”
The Gaulish Chicken: “...”
Look, it gives me a headache. I was lazy and didn't write the name of the weapon. I went too far and suppressed the protagonist too hard. There are a few poisonous points. I accept it. This book may be a bad book.
The worst Red Alert I've ever read
So holy! Fighting for hegemony is not about playing house, nor is it about treating guests to dinner! Being a leader requires a firm will and a strong hand! People like Pigfoot can tear a country into pieces!
Lots of stupid mistakes, especially in currency exchange. Constantly looking for people but not managing them, the protagonist does nothing.
This is really bad. Don't you treat money as money? A Liao 13 type. Two hundred dollars. 100 Yuan and 2,000 rounds of ammunition.
I really want to know what level can I write novels now? What's the point of writing it like this? Who can watch?
Rubbish,,,,
It's a mess, I have no idea what I'm writing.
There are Red Alerts who can just collect resources and blast troops and push them across the board. They also play the Three Kingdoms game and surrender themselves to beg local natives to join. With Red Alerts, people who are 100% loyal don't have to go and recruit people whose loyalty cannot be guaranteed. The writing is really bad.
Chapter 7: What the hell? I can't stand it anymore when I have a system and still humble myself to ask for help.