The Luck of the Battlefield

It's good-looking, the author is talented in both writing and martial arts, and he looks very handsome. 😘

Send it, just watch it for fun

Sailor Moon on the Soviet Frontline in World War II⭐️~ It can be seen that the author is not limited to Internet articles and wants to write some literature. There are just too many group portraits, I want to see Sailor Moon Kouga! 😫

Disadvantages: The description of the war is childish, and the political understanding and evaluation of Stalin are too naive. Advantages: A rare World War II transformation story. Although it is occasionally narcissistic, it does not have too much love between children. Summary: Worth a look

Dear author, I give you five stars, but you must not stop updating. 😳😳 It would be better if you don't stop updating? I can do anything 😳😳😳 It's really beautiful, the perspective is novel and real, and the author's writing is great!!! Don't stop updating!!!

The psychological description is very good, and the description of the heroine's appearance is also very good. Happy but not obscene, sad but not sad Although the writing on military affairs is relatively rough, and I occasionally make some violent remarks, it is not a big deal considering that most people do not understand military issues. Regarding the review of Dalinzi, the author has actually read a lot of Soviet literature and research, so there is certainly no problem with this approach. However, when the author described Dalinzi's inner thoughts, he obviously did not consider what Dalinzi himself thought. Unfortunately, Dalinzi had "personally answered" the questions described in the psychological description. Although what he said may not be the truth, it is obviously a failure to not refer to it at all. The new chapter left me speechless. Now I can give it three stars at most. I met a priest in Russia who spoke a mixture of Latin and Russian. I also arranged a lot of Latin for his lines. Where did he go? Is this still Russia? There is also a section about asking the Pope to canonize a saint. Did the author really know where the Pope lived before writing it? There's really no way around this kind of injury

This book reveals to us the cruelty and bloodshed of war, as well as the crazy war of World War II that was an extension of faith and political means. It is a very good anti-war article. The protagonist's change of mentality during the war is also a very interesting part. Of course, the more important thing is, "Live for all the good things in the world."

It opened the door to a new world and read a novel about the Soviet lineup for the first time 😄😄😄

It's really good-looking. It's like a magic force that pushes you to turn to the next page. The writing is fresh and vivid, and it uses a special angle to vividly describe the cruelty of war. It's really good-looking. I highly recommend it 👍👍👍

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