Echoes of the Pacific

The writing is very good, but according to the current plot, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor is destined to fail. In addition, Yamamoto likes to stud and has almost all the assets of the combined fleet at stake. Once it fails, only the flagship and a small number of torpedo squadrons will be left, so I suggest the author to put the future The plot of the attack on Pearl Harbor was written as a tie between the United States and Japan. The Arizona was not sunk and the combined fleet did not suffer much loss. Finally, Nagumo Chuichi was written to death in advance and the protagonist and Yamamoto had to compete with each other. In this way, the book can be written at least about 500,000 words.

Come on. It's been a while since I've seen a hard-core popular science article. Just stay alive. Now I want to go to illegal websites to see if there are any books I want to read. (If you are really new, come on, I won't comment well. If you can't stand the squeaking, I won't comment anymore) Just don't scold @_@

There are not many books like this about World War II (anti-Japanese resistance does not mean World War II). It is rare to see one, so I would like to encourage you a little. But the author should not forget the political principles. I have read several books that were blocked because of wrong political principles.

There are occasional discrepancies with the data (the torpedoes from Helena), and the description is relatively bland? But considering the author's workload, and the fact that most of the people who come to read this book won't be about the descriptions but the events, overall it's a very good book.

The stories about traveling through World War II are mainly based on China, the Soviet Union and Germany. It is rare to see an American perspective [Chigua]

A collection-level historical text, this book is based on the Pacific battlefield, the main battlefield in World War II, with the famous General Fletcher as the protagonist. With rigorous and detailed data, this book vividly depicts each of the pivotal battles in the Second War. The character description is based on history, and many famous historical figures are depicted through detailed language and psychological description. The plot takes the major battles in the Pacific Theater as the main line, with the development of aircraft carriers as the core, and draws a "happy" ending that is different from history while being based on history.

It's pretty good, but the wife is missing. Also, the character speaks very formally

There are many updates every day, and it's beautiful. It's too cool, but there are too few chapters [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

It feels like a popular science book, and the writing style sometimes makes me feel like I'm watching the news [laughing] [laughing]

Very good novel, made my screen spin