Reborn on the Eastern Front, My Mustache Made Me Cry

The writing is relatively realistic and has a strong sense of immersion. It depicts the World War II scenes on the Eastern Front during the former Soviet Union. I recommend it. If written in such a beautiful way, it should be a wonderful story!

Witnessing the protagonist's transformation from a frontline commander to a group army commander, the description of the growth process is sufficient, the battle scenes are very delicately depicted, and the command of the large corps behind the battle is also portrayed with flesh and blood. There is no brainless attempt to suppress the opponent just to set off the protagonist. The opponent's ability is very online, and the family and affection scenes are used as filler to make the novel not so dull. Now it seems that the protagonist is a succubus from the Allied Powers in World War II, and is very popular.

It is very well written, with both the general war situation and the fierce battles on local battlefields. It feels like a text version of the movie "Liberation". The time traveler is not omnipotent like some articles. He is still in the historical tide, which seems very reasonable. I hope the author will continue to work hard!

It is a World War II book that I like very much. I was not used to the name in the book at first, but later I was deeply attracted by the content. The scale is grand, the plot is coherent, the protagonist is rational and tenacious, and grows up quickly. The large-scale war scenes and the battles in the streets echo each other, setting off an epic picture, telling the Soviet people's hard resistance and never surrender. Looking forward to future updates...

The writing is very good, and it is a high-quality product in Tomato. The writing style is very similar to that of a great master in the past. I am a bit doubtful whether it is the vest of that great master.

The writing is great and thoughtful. I just want to give you some advice here. You don't have to always emphasize the German army sucking ice. I've seen it so many times that I feel a little tired of it.

I love this book so much, especially the large-scale legion battles at the end, scheduling, logistics, and battle strategy. I really love soldiers like sons and use them like clay. Three minutes of silence for Ah De opposite. I cried a kilogram of tears because of this book. The war was so tragic, but those moments when human courage broke out were particularly touching. I once cried until I ran out of tissues and bumped into my parents in the living room. I thought I had suffered some great injustice. In the end, I could only wipe my tears while sobbing and tell the parents about World War II ಠ_ಠ who looked incomprehensible. Looking back now, I feel quite speechless (╬≖_≖)

It's so well written. I, a Steel IV war criminal, read it with gusto [Admiration][Admiration]

The scenes are vivid and real, the descriptions are delicate, the data is relatively sufficient, the equipment performance is objective, and the ratio of emotional drama and combat excitement is quite appropriate. There are high-level strategists and bloody battles at the grassroots level. It is a very good summary of time travel, World War II and red Guo Jiaxian novels. It is especially worth reading.

I think the author could change the title. The content is a bit biased. The advantage is that the overall war and details are described in more detail. Basically, there are many things considered and the correlation is good. The disadvantage is that the protagonist is not prominent (this is understandable. If you want to write a comprehensive article, you will inevitably have to intercept the protagonist part). I hope it can be more optimized in the future and incorporate some of the protagonist's influence when describing other things. Five stars are slightly more, but give me an encouragement. There are indeed relatively few articles on unsystematic World War II. In comparison, the writing is okay. Support

The plot is realistic, and the protagonist does not change everything like other novels. It fully reflects the cruelty of the war at that time. When writing, it is not just about the protagonist but also the stories of many other characters. Overall, it should not be only 8 points.

I just started reading it, but the descriptions in the book are very realistic and logical, not the kind of mindless and cool writing. I think it's very good. I hope the author doesn't finish it badly. Come on✊

Yes, I personally think it is quite natural. The protagonist goes through an adaptation process. Although there is not much description, it is very comfortable for me to read. It is not like other Soviet-German battlefield novels I read on other platforms, where the protagonist directly transforms into a superman. Although nothing has changed in the end, it is still good [Blow kiss]

I think this is a rare war novel. The protagonist has no system or wall hangings, only reality! The article describes the tactics of the Soviet and German armies in depth. Five-star praise!

It's very interesting and well written. The male protagonist's journey from a second lieutenant to a general is described in great detail in the Soviet-German war. The male protagonist is strategizing. It's the first time I've seen this type of movie and I like it very much.

Nice article. The protagonist has no golden fingers, and the advantages of the prophet have gradually diminished with the changes in history. The only assistant is probably the one with a good background. As a World War II novel, I have written many other similar works that describe less aspects, such as: logistics, transportation, krypton medicine (ice), etc.

I finished the chase in two days, and the writing is pretty good, but the map details can be made more detailed (such as Steel 4, Age of Civilization 3, etc.), Because the battle lines in the later stages will definitely be different. Also, regarding Leningrad, I can also mention it sideways. I feel like I didn't mention the Northern Army at all () In 1942, we can make a fuss around the Dnieper River line. It is best to defend Crimea.

The descriptions of the frontal battlefield and war environment are very good and lyrical. It is a good book.

The writing is very hard-core. Even if you don't know much about military affairs, you can still read it very interestingly. It will also give you a feeling of passion. Come on [like]

I can guarantee that this novel is really good. I think it's really beautiful

To be honest, it's well written and one of Tomato's few articles on the theme of the Soviet-German war.

Ram! Give it directly to the ram! I can't say it looks good. I don't have many faults with the author's strategy and tactics, and I can't say enough about the weapons and equipment. [Like] I must give it five stars.

The character creation is great, the writing is smooth, and the plot advances slowly. However, according to this writing method, it will be over after World War II. I guess the subsequent things will have to rely on the memories of others in the extra story.

I feel that this is the best novel about World War II from the Soviet perspective on Tomato. The plot is smooth, the logic is clear, the war is well described, the characters are three-dimensional, flesh and blood, and the intention is very noble. There is no system and no intrigues within the country. The protagonist trained as an heir has repeatedly performed extraordinary feats on the battlefield and led Davarich to success.

The writing is good. Several major battles in the Soviet-German war are quite consistent with the facts, second only to the struggle in Soviet Russia.

It looks good, it looks good~ Author, please remember that as a young artist, I will do my best to make fan fiction!

It's rare to see such a good World War II novel

The emotions are delicate and silent, the writing is good, and the historical background is very high. In short, it is very well written.

The best book Tomato has ever read

It's very interesting, maybe because the author's writing style is my favorite type.