Reborn: Starting with the British Expeditionary Force

It's rare to see historical fiction that you can read with your mind. First, the protagonist does not act like a prophet from the beginning, as a book friend who gave a one-star negative review said. Doing so does no good except exposing the fact that the author is the author of the cool article and the readers are the readers of the cool article. (Although I came with the mentality of reading refreshing articles at first, but if you can eat fine bran, why should you eat feces???) Secondly, from the perspective of writing ideas and coherence, it can be seen that the author is indeed not a veteran. But if he is just writing out of interest, just by looking at how he can make his own defense plans, it can be seen that the author has indeed researched the information carefully. For this alone, it would not be outrageous for me to give him five stars. Third, from the perspective of a military fan (pseudo), the protagonist is more like an ordinary person who has not experienced systematic training and traveled through the past. You can watch the protagonist step by step from a company commander to finally controlling the world situation, and you have a different kind of refreshing feeling of developing a game (you don't have to develop it yourself day by day, it is true that Huang Mao stole Lao Deng's (author) home) But if you look at it this way, things become abstract. We can raise new authors, new novels, and new protagonists at the same time. Triple cultivation belongs to yes. Farming players are ecstatic.

Five stars are given to you as an encouragement

It's very nice to read, and the details are appropriate. The writing in German, French and English is all unique and not one-sided, which is a lot of fun.

World War II, no matter how you write about it, is all about that, let alone a book written from the perspective of the Allied Powers. If you write it from the perspective of the Axis Powers such as Germany, there may be different endings and stories. But I'm sorry, the Allies are the one fighting the war, and there is not much difference in strength between the two sides, so I can only write these. From the beginning of Poland to the capture of Berlin, the story has changed a lot. For example, at least until now, Britain has not been seriously damaged, such as the Soviet Union's commitment to Britain, royal issues, colonial issues, etc. For example, France was restrained by the powerful Britain after the war. Britain may not lose its position as the world hegemon. Maybe the story after World War II will be more exciting, such as the three-way Cold War between Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union? What is the main point of World War II literature? Isn't it just the game between the two sides?

To be honest, this kind of subject matter is really rare now. Give me some support. The description of a congressman to a general is very vivid. You can watch the protagonist slowly become mature, full of British humor, showing the true character of a British, and you can also see how each historical regret is changed. The protagonist Arthur Frank was ordered to be a platoon leader in danger, from France, to the United Kingdom, to the beach, to Southeast Asia, to the Soviet Union, and to the origin of everything - France, ending the Second World War! The book has only been written here, but there are scenes in it that are sincere and make people cry. For example, the Chinese Expeditionary Force, the original world line, went out with 100,000 people and returned home with 20,000 people. However, the protagonist gave them strong support and changed the history. Unfortunately, uh, I won't go into details. You can try it yourself and take a look. That is the best feeling.

Not bad, keep up the hard work, come on!

Can I have a role? Gordon, any position will do.

It's good. There are very few books written from a foreign perspective. I just want to know how the benefits will be distributed after the war. What is Dongfang's strategic plan after the end of S2? ​​It's best to just brush it off without writing, otherwise it will be easy to get cheated. After the battle to defend Grozny, he would have to be a general at the very least.

What happened? Why was it blocked? Could it be because of the Paris Olympics?

Let me go, why has it been taken off the shelves? [Shock]