World War II: An Electromagnetic Catapult Aircraft Carrier from the Start

The part where the prisoner grabs the gun was really a failure and made people watch it with high blood pressure. The plot of the whole book drags on. I talked nonsense for dozens of chapters.

Is this the author's first time writing a novel? The front is too long-winded. The pace is too slow and gentle. These settings can actually be interspersed with descriptions after time travel. The introduction of various technical data at the beginning, who would have the heart to read it? Directly start the time travel, and then intersperse descriptions of various technologies. You should learn from the rhythm of those pretending to be immortal novels.

American movie, Blood in the Sky

Gritty, no military knowledge at all, the navy is equipped with rifles, the prisoners were interrogated on the aircraft carrier, and their guns were taken away. The officers were quite impressed, what a fairy tale, the level of the script of a domestic anti-Japanese drama

I've already watched half of it, and I haven't touched the enemy yet. I'm still battling with the air and procrastinating.