
The Age of Sea Power
海权时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 850k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
381Chapters
44Reads
7.6Score
58.5kReads · all time
In booklists 10
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Reader comments 46
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The military knowledge is very complete, combined with historical content, and the protagonist is designed to be humane, unlike some cool articles where the Taoist friend is always killed but the poor Taoist is not.
Why is it so well written that no one reads it? Tomato's rare military text. The economics, political and military aspects are all very well written.
It's good to read, I love watching it, and I'm going to tie the little ghost author into a small dark room.
Overall, it's good. It's rare to find an author who understands the navy. Unlike other novels, I saw a book before that ordered the cruiser to go out for reconnaissance, and then the battleship anchored in place and shut down the engine. Brother, it's just a battleship, not your car, which will run away as soon as it is ignited.
The plot of Lan Fang is indeed quite controversial, and I personally like it very much. The essential reason for the controversy is that no one in this era is willing to watch a long-term story. If they can't settle down, everyone is a quickie. Generally speaking, it is a good book, but considering the cultural level of Tomato, I am afraid that many people will not be able to understand this book. This book is not suitable for the Tomato platform.
It's good to read. The last time I felt this way was when I read a book called Imperial Sea Power several years ago. Come on, author 👍 I hope it will be better soon. Of course, good is the most important thing.
Author, please be patient and don't destroy the book.
It's rare to find professional modern military writing in Tomato, it's not brainless and the pace is fast.
Has the author read too much about the Three-Body Problem?
It's great, well-written and well-founded. It's a very good novel among similar novels. If you don't have the patience, you can skip the Lan Fang section a little bit. If you like military affairs or know something about these things, you will have a lot of fun reading 🤔