I'm a Submarine Commander

The characters written by the author are very vivid. The world background should be based on the game "Uboat". He respects the history and equipment data. The storyline is also very realistic. It is a rare good book.

It is a very good book. The information about World War II in the book is very detailed, and the submarine models and related parameters are very accurate. In this book, the author creates an image of a submarine captain full of contradictions. When he faces the real ship full of suffering, he can still cheer up and share the same hatred with Pao Ze. At the same time, the book is interspersed with the love story of Alto and Mia. They are an enviable couple, but no one knows whether their love will become a good story or a tragedy under the wheel of history. As much as I can say here, only Sieg Heil!

It is humorous yet rigorous. It not only writes the tension during battle, but also highlights the characters' personality traits in their free time. So far, it is a good submarine novel (´∀｀*). I hope that in the next plot, Alto can bring us countless new legends. I also look forward to the influence of the protagonist ^ω^, where will the world line of this world go? Come on! (ง•̀_•́)ง

This book is one of the most eye-catching books I have read on the subject of World War II. According to my more than ten years of reading experience, Chapter 2 is usually written from the perspective of the protagonist mastering a case or holding a high position in a case. The second book is written from a perspective that is often ignored by us, which is very attractive and unique.

The content is very good, in-depth and thrilling. The only drawback is that the cover of this book is a bit crude and unattractive. Moreover, the label has a system (although there is no submarine). Some people who don't like to read submarine articles with a system may just skip it.

It's super good-looking, the plot is intense, and the daily routine is still humorous. What interests me the most is the depiction of naval battles. After all, I am a German naval fan. The only shortcoming of the two-dimensional military house is that there are too few updates. By the way, the author. I heard that there is an author who was stabbed more than thirty times by readers because he didn't update enough. I have no other meaning. Just remind you [smile][smile][smile] @ffad

It's a pity that the subject matter is too unpopular in Tomato. The writing is very stable. Generally speaking, for a layman like me, the relevant techniques and tactics are relatively rigorous and accurate. I hope the author can keep writing. This one is in Tomato, which I think is one of the best in this genre.

It's a good read. It describes the story of the protagonist from a first-person perspective. He slowly climbs up from a submarine commander in Germany during World War II. It handles the character's personality very well, and the description of details is also good. The description of the war is also enjoyable. However, I personally think that the description of the heroine is not very good. I feel that it is better not to write it and focus on the handling of the war and details. Overall, this is a very nice book, and the whole process is not toxic at all. I highly recommend it!

The author must have had a serious understanding of submarines during World War II, and the details are well written, especially the life of submarine officers and soldiers. For example, he noticed the problem of food spoilage. In addition, the writing style looks more like a diary, and the tone is very German-Chinese, which is refreshing.

It's awesome. If you have played Stealth Hunt and Uboat games, read this again. It's an absolute treasure novel.

You can continue reading the second part in XiRang novels. The content of the second part is adventure in the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean, with a total of 166 chapters. Last updated on 11/27/25. The author had surgery last year but there is no news at all. Captain Alto's adventure seems to be over. Brothers, the author has won the resurrection competition in Xirang Novel!!!

A hard-core military novel, and a rare submarine novel. What a treasure! Do you know how difficult it is to read articles like this? I am retired from the Army, but I have always longed for the Navy [face covering]

Great book, but two things to note: 1. It is not suitable to just listen to books. At least you should read and listen at the same time. You should also pause from time to time to look at pictures of equipment and photos of historical figures provided by commentators. 2. Put aside your current position and read this book (except for Jingde)

An astonishing work that respects history without losing readability, and is worth a look.

It truly tells the daily life of a submarine and very intuitively shows the daily life of German submariners in World War II, which is more historically accurate. The various driving procedures of the submarine are also very rigorous.

It is a rare hard-core book that is not too hard-core to the point of being too professional. The combat content is very exciting, but a little lacking.

The submarine novel is great. Before this, there was only one other novel that was also written in the first person and looked okay. I remember that one was called the White Dolphin or something. Both of these novels were written in the first person. Some parts were rewritten about technology, so please proceed with caution if you have any opinions.

Undoubtedly a good book. There are too few submarine articles on Tomato. The author writes more interestingly, and the first person brings a good sense of immersion.

Awesome, the best Santoku novel after "My Third Reich"

A good book, although the score is a bit unsatisfactory, it cannot be denied. It is a good book about naval battles. The description is delicate and the psychological description of the characters is very good. It does not have the tearing feeling of a time traveler going to another place.

There may be some deviations in the discipline of the army. But the description of the war scenes is very good, and it feels like you are actually there when reading. Overall it's pretty good. Btw, there is also huge value in character creation.

A novel about Germany during World War II from a first-person perspective. The timeline is a bit like Germany winning World War II, and Germany, Japan, and the United States becoming the three major powers in the world. The current timeline change is that Dunkirk encircled the British and French forces, Germany planned an aircraft carrier and sank several British aircraft carriers and battleships (I did not record it in detail), the French fleet was not destroyed and used its navy to exchange with Germany, and science and technology progressed greatly (electronic tubes, anaerobic propellers, radars, etc. In this book) Finally, prepare to research advanced black technologies such as nuclear weapons), the Mediterranean is completely under the control of the Axis, the North African campaign has successfully advanced to Cairo, the wolf pack tactics have successfully blocked British supplies, and mainly high-quality and huge amounts of oil have been explored in the Libyan region of North Africa (there may be some disclosures, welcome to add in the comment area). This book has entered a small dark room and it is estimated that it will be difficult to find new writers. Now that the first book has been completed, the author is planning a second one.

It's really good to watch. Alto was a bastard from the beginning. After the war, he moved to Argentina and got to know Xier, Lao Deng, Fei Ge and others again. Otto's mentality began to change and he became a real imperial general. He loves this country.

An extremely excellent World War II article. The understanding of naval battles and military equipment is very detailed. The details are appropriate. The early stage is mainly naval battles, and the later stage is mainly strategic battles. The writing style is humorous and interesting. The plot is attractive. The content is in-depth. The understanding of war is gradually deepened. The first-person narration is used to give a strong sense of substitution. The naval strategy is written in detail and the land war is clearly prioritized. Highly recommended.

Finally, there is a book about Germany during World War II, and the writing is very good.

It gives people a new perspective on the maritime battles of World War II.

This is my favorite first-person perspective, the one that piques my appetite the most. The content is very good. It would be better if the author provided pictures of the ships and other things that appear in it, although some people will also post pictures in the comment area.

It can be regarded as a high-quality article on war. The main drawbacks are some deviations from historical facts (requesting a vegetarian diet, etc.) And the daily life of the protagonist in the submarine (cooking Chinese food). T34 can also be regarded as a good one as long as these other things can be discarded.

Yes, the plot setting is reasonable, the plot has ups and downs, and the writing is also good, but there are some minor flaws. Also, the first-person perspective feels weird. Years ago, only those YY novels used the first person.

The submarine battle is really exciting, undercurrents and thrilling! The mystery of this military equipment was unveiled. The protagonist also values ​​love and justice, and is humorous. The war scenes are grand and detailed, and the sea, land and air equipment are in full bloom, which is not brainless. It is a rare masterpiece of military literature. The only flaw is that it ends too quickly and ends abruptly after reaching the climax. Maybe it is afraid of being blocked. I look forward to a second part or a follow-up. I personally hope that the alliance with Japan can be cut off. Although we are taking the perspective of the German protagonist and they were indeed allies during World War II, it still makes me feel uncomfortable. I hope that the motherland, which is suffering in the world, can be better.