Xin Leng******

Once this book is written, it will be one of the top military articles in Tomato. This book is a super-enhanced version of the military part of the Cold War. The military aspect alone is very good. But be careful! The Cold War was not just a military confrontation! It is a confrontation of comprehensive strength between camps! The reason for the disintegration of the Soviet Union was not that it was not as strong as the United States militarily. Moreover, the Soviet Union's militarism accelerated its disintegration.

Yes, it's more ambitious, but the reader will feel a sense of confusion. The various characters constantly switch back and forth, which makes me feel like the outline is stuffed directly into my mind. The characters are not very impressive, or there is no so-called protagonist at all.

I thought the author would only write about two worlds, but I didn't expect that he has already written about three worlds [eating melon]. It feels very difficult and a bit interesting.

This book can be said to be the best book about war that I have ever read. However, there is a problem. In theory, after such a change occurs in a country like the Harman Alliance, according to the logic of modern countries, the conditions for launching a full-scale nuclear strike are completely sufficient, at least according to the logic of modern Da Mao and Yingjiang. Why stop at conventional weapons? When the country was about to be destroyed by war, those in power were very likely to drag the entire earth to hell. The reason why Mao Xiong did not choose to do this at that time was simply because there were problems with their top management... And it was only disintegration, not complete destruction. It stands to reason that when the war reaches this point, if nothing else, it is enough for the entire capital to be leveled.

This book. . . Very strange, why is the timeline set in 2008? I'm starting to wonder if this is a book from ten years ago

A world that went crazy during the Cold War, and a world that had collapsed from World War II. In the other hemisphere that was strangely isolated in the world of World War II, humans took another evolutionary path and left behind abnormal technology. It is so well written that this book ranks first on my bookshelf.

It's slower, but the world view is interesting and the details are in place, [but the weapons seem to be too extreme (bushi)] However, some flaws are still obvious, such as the population of another world ()

A war novel filled with the smell of gunpowder, two words, awesome

Well, if we are closer to reality, in fact, the reserves of certain weapons in Wuchang are so large that they can be used in saturation attacks in the face of other worlds. There is no need to risk human lives. However, reading this novel, I feel that it may have been written several years ago.

Among all war novels, I think it ranks in the top 10. The characters are well portrayed, but there are also some logical problems (I won't give examples), but I want to say, who can read Tomato without thinking? [Rolls eyes]

The quality is very high and the worldview and descriptions are in place, but the problem is that too many concepts are thrown out at once, and the perspective changes too frequently. It feels like it is pieced together from many essays and short stories with the same worldview.

The imagination is bold, breaking away from the classic insect swarm ecology, and creating southern hemisphere creatures that can easily kill people in all kinds of strange ways.

It's quite real, but some parts are exaggerated and can be modified according to reality, but I think it's better to forget it. After all, it's good to be able to control the overall situation so well😊

The imagination of a semi-military novice... High-end weapons cannot be achieved by simply flying bricks with force.

The world view is very good, and it is a rare masterpiece in Tomato. However, as for military equipment, just watch it for fun. The 80mm cannon on the fighter plane and the 125mm chain gun on the Bradley cannot be built. However, to give an example to book friends, if the conventional Bradley body uses a 125mm chain gun, the recoil will cause The deformation of the car body will also lead to the complete loss of suspension overload maneuverability, and the abandonment of member compartments, and the bomb load is not much. If you want to achieve a certain tactical effect, you can only enlarge the car body. The total combat weight reaches about 40 tons, the length is more than 7.5 Meters, and the width is more than 3.7 Meters. This length and width are already comparable to the Abrams. But it is a novel after all, so just read it for fun. (Purely personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it)

It was as if the folds of the cerebral cortex had been instantly smoothed and stretched, and there was an instant relaxation, just like walking in the forest of Norway or swimming in the Pacific Ocean of Sanya. I felt like a smart butterfly, sucking the first drop of nectar after the rain. I sat on the grassland with a few dogs and looked at the horizon. My whole body seemed to have turned into a pool of water, slowly passing by and slowly calming down.

This must be my first time writing a book review. I have been reading novels for more than ten years now, but no online article has ever shocked me as much as this book. Maybe he is not the most rigorous or the best in writing, but he is definitely the one that best suits my taste. If you are still hesitating whether to click in or not, just add a bookshelf without brain. I believe it will definitely live up to your expectations.

The wars, interests, group portraits and characters are vivid and vivid, the world view is rigorous and grand, the imagination is rich and wonderful, and from time to time, a passage of wonderful writing that is tragic, profound, gorgeous or wonderful is inserted. Excellent product! There is actually room for improvement in the characters. Gerronev and Mathaysen are very unique and can continue to delve deeper into their psychology. Relatively speaking, the image of Kyushu's "Iron Triangle" is a bit flat, and may be too "noble". It cannot match Gerronev's desolation after the ideal of the motherland is broken, nor can it match Methaysen's pursuit and madness of interests. I think we can use the unconventional armed police as a breakthrough point, and the effect should be good. Of course, my humble opinion is that I hope Haihan.

This book is well written. The worldview and setting are interesting. But there are some places that I personally think are a bit exaggerated. Overall a very good book. The world view and setting are very good. The writing is also okay. But some of the weapons in it are still too extreme. But if you read it as a fantasy novel, you can still accept this extreme. I hope the author can make some improvements. In terms of Tomato, this is considered a good military article.

This is the first time I have seen someone describe another world in such a tragic and intelligent way.

It's quite beautiful, and it's one of the best among the current Cold War chapters.

The nature of civilization is expansion. The old world is too small to accommodate three warmongers. The conflict between ambition and ambition leaves only calm. When ambition creates a gap and leads to a larger world, what will greed, expansion, and paranoia bring?

It looks good, I love watching it, and it provides material for my daydreams.

This is the most exciting otherworld novel, the most professional military novel, the most novel fictional novel, and the best anti-war novel that I have ever read.

In the future, it can be popular, comparable to full-band interference, and a multi-angle war. No one is the protagonist, and everyone can be the protagonist.

I have never seen such a beautiful alien science fiction novel. I simply cannot describe it in words.

The creatures in the southern hemisphere are a bit too strong, but others are okay, and the battlefield descriptions are very realistic.

The world view is vast and the content is substantial and not muddled. And as far as I am concerned, the author's writing style is very contagious, and I read almost the entire text. (It's rare to see such high-quality novels)

The world view is grand, but some weapons are a bit magical. What kind of alien technology is this resonant bow?

The writing is very good and the scenes are grand. As a group portrait, the description of the characters is basically flawless. The only thing I can complain about is why a world that has experienced nuclear war still has extremely high productivity.