Long Live the Queen!

The world view is very awesome It's just a chapter and a gag plus the character's name, etc. It really reaches the main plot. If someone in the team dies, or everyone does something, they are bound to each other and cooperate with each other. Instead, I have to go back and check the bookmarks to see who this person did and what. And because various hell jokes and needle jokes were added, people who did not feel the death character were set up. As for mecha combat, md has the feeling of seeing real mech combat like watching Z Gundam and zz Gundam! It's awesome. Seriously! I still hope that I won't be in a hurry and can write more details. After all, some characters may only appear in a few chapters and then just post the main mission when it comes. It's a bit too fast.

Unexpectedly, it is a masterpiece, and it is also an original masterpiece, but there are too few updates, only one update a day [face covering] Also, this is not a female channel, it is a standard male channel. You can see World War I trench jokes, World War II jokes, and maybe Soviet jokes here.

This book has reached an excellent level in terms of black humor. It laughs off the decadence of feudalism and capital, and it can also well point out the persecution of the war on the people at the bottom. It is considered a good book in a foreign persimmon book.

This book tells the cruelty of war in a humorous style, uses a unique style to show the growth of the protagonist, and contains epic heroic feelings. It vividly reflects the insignificance of life in war, allowing us to understand the value of peace, and uses the protagonist's inner transformation and growth. It is long, creating a sense of heroic epic, and the author has bred a lot of real-life war history and hot memes on the Internet under the appearance of fantasy in another world, which gave me a dreamy feeling like reading "One Hundred Years of Solitude", and the boundary between reality and fantasy is also blurred in the author's humorous and ironic narrative. All in all, this is a very humorous and witty book. It is also an addictive story of the growth of a hero. It is also an excellent novel that makes people meditate on life and war. I am very happy to see this novel and unique novel in the current situation where tomato novels are copying a lot of themes. I hope the author can continue and use excellent writing to tell more stories about Youn. Good luck, author (ง •̀_•́)ง [Please update]

It's very good. It has the same feeling as when I read "Cute World War II" before. The reason for the low rating may be that the world setting and background story are too unfamiliar. One comment mentioned that it has War Thunder or COD. In addition to Hell Joke, which can clearly match the signal, many people who understand the plot can resonate with it. I, who have not played many games, found it difficult to read.

Why 8.0 [What] I read countless book recommendations in the book wasteland saying that a certain book was undervalued, but when I clicked through and read it, most of them were just in vain, which made me wonder if those who said so were just human beings or trolls. But this book is really to my liking, and I was even surprised by such a low rating. All kinds of jokes and black humor can really make me laugh, and the description of the battlefield never feels one-sided or one-sided. It really has the weight of a half-step epic. The last online book with this feeling was the big-eyed Sword of the Dawn. Anyway, this is a good book with a score of 9.5 Or above for me, and its reading and feel is much higher than some high-rated novels about passionate kings.

Highly recommend this book! The descriptions inside are very profound, using vivid and humorous language to describe a ridiculous but real world of war. The whole book has many hellish laughs, draws on real war history, and pays homage to many classics. The whole book exposes the cruelty and horror of war in a joke-like way. In particular, the description of the protagonist is really shocking. It vividly and unintentionally depicts the protagonist's mental journey at each stage, and summarizes the protagonist's thoughts at each stage in the form of various hell jokes. Especially at the beginning of the second volume, when I saw that paragraph, I really felt that the protagonist came to life in that moment, and the image was immediately clear. The author's writing skills are really great! ! ! There are more than 4,000 words in one chapter, and one chapter is written by another author. The plot is smooth and addictive. It triggered my deeper thinking about the war. It is a very subtle and profound irony.

It's so good that I feel uncomfortable if I don't watch it for a while. Political jokes and hell jokes are everywhere, as well as the abstract humor of the protagonist and his teammates. It's really interesting.

It is a replica of the World War I world line. It is filled with a lot of trench jokes and political jokes in the early stage. The protagonists are two Germans. In the later stage, the protagonist gets promoted and starts to become a general and wins the war (but the trench jokes become less and less). Spoiler: This world line changes from the original world line where the hair-washer came to power after Germany was defeated in World War I to the protagonist who leads the next war and is getting ready to win. The politics has changed from NC to royalist. In France, there is an NC who worshiped the protagonist in the original world line and has crossed over and is ready to help the protagonist.

It's so exciting. The author is an interesting soul. Hahahahahahahahaha. This is the funniest mecha novel I have ever read. I hope it can be animated. The male protagonist is so handsome [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] I really liked this book, but I don't understand why you repeatedly mocked an innocent soul who had endured so much humiliation for his hometown, and kept mentioning what Ding Zhen meant. What did he do to you? Isn't it just that she's good-looking, innocent, and silly and cute, and that makes all the smelly men in the world go crazy with jealousy? ? ? He didn't hurt anyone, but instead helped his hometown get out of poverty! Why not ridicule the ugly children of the capitalists, but pursue and beat up such an innocent young man who does not know what hatred is? Because he has no backer and is easy to bully, right? !

The jokes are written for us to read. If you put your mind aside, this is a very good collection of jokes. The quality of the work and the combination of abstract jokes can stabilize the main line. If you can see it on Tomato, just read it and cherish it. After all, it is not easy to find gold in history.

It's good-looking, and the plot is well integrated into the plot. It's a pity in Tomato. The author is Tiancai

It's good to watch, full of humor and jokes, so it's more like watching a comedy. Reminds me of the time I watched "Yes, Minister" [laughs] An imaginary World War I, mechas (I remember there was a game called Mecha War, which was very stylish but not very fun). The writing is all humorous, like watching a comedy with set scenes, so I personally don't have very high requirements for the plot. I just watched Tu Yile [to learn it]. In this kind of genre, labels such as romantic relationships, single heroines, harems, etc. Are meaningless. I just come here to see the black humor jokes [shy] How can I put it, everyone here is a god, and everyone is a poet. It is indeed a funny article: hell joke, innuendo, mecha (oven) and magical dragon appear together, Geass, flat earth theory, breaking the fourth wall... I thought it was some different story about a failed art student. The more I read, the more I realized how so many elements of Wanquanbu Poet😨 were written together. However, even though the writing is so "funny", it is also mixed with cruel descriptions of various wars (but it feels deliberately weak, the hero's army seems to be so happy in the process of looting the city's loot). Killing prisoners of war, robbing the city, and corpses everywhere are still superficial. After all, it is the war that claims to end all wars... It's just written in a more humorous way.

This book is very good, a collection of all kinds of hell jokes. In the end, I forgot to comment on this book after reading it for so long. I can only express my "spirit of craftsmanship" to the author [laughter]

The story is imaginative, with a hint of steampunk style, and a pseudo-history that is close to history, haha

Why are the ratings so low? Judging from the overall look and feel, it is really good, and it is not a brainless flattery. The plot is humorous and light-hearted, but also has a hint of depth. It can be seen that the author has done research on the history of World War II. The character development of the protagonist is also good. From the plot point of view, the world view is also quite large. I think it is worthy of 9.3 Points, even better than some books with 9 points. Are there any shortcomings? I don't know what other people think. For me, there are too many names and it's a bit hard to remember. However, this is not a shortcoming. Instead, it reflects the author's naming skills.

Creative, fun, fascinating story, five stars read [Like][Like]

Now I have read Chapter 32. There is a section in the middle that feels very nerve-wracking, but not bad. Hell Joke is very hellish, but also very funny.

Perfect! The best tomato novel in my mind! It's funny and thoughtful, and it doesn't have any vulgar plot that makes people disappointed! Yoon-chan is so handsome! What I like most is watching the struggle of minds and the passionate fighting between fists and fists!

Strict logic and lots of hellish jokes

The first dozens of chapters are very interesting. From the conscription in the first chapter to the first death and then to the first rebirth, I witnessed the growth of the protagonist. From the beginning, the person who regarded the world as a game, used the ankh symbolizing glory and military merit for nothing after resurrection, stood up in the tavern, in order to end the war and allow the empire to protect itself after the defeat, and then returned to the imperial army. Under the malicious fate of fate, he rose to the rank of marshal, but the middle part of the commander-in-chief almost became meaningless after the introduction. The middle part is mixed with a large number of mechas named after the disaster boss (perhaps the author has played Disaster a lot) and Gaden who helps the protagonist. Of course, this part is not as attractive as the previous part. However, in the middle and later parts, the protagonist establishes the Nationalist Army and confronts the commander. During the process, he discovers that the commander and the empire he leads are incompetent and cruel. After truly defeating the commander, the last part of the content and the final climax are ushered in. The world is squeezed together after the end of the world, and the remaining survivors go to the last place of hope. The protagonist embarks on the final journey alone. After experiencing the melee of countless protagonists, the last person meets the god V. The void reshapes the world in seven days after the battle. The final ending is also very good. It starts with war and ends with peace, especially the ending with the protagonist's ridicule of war and self. I personally think it is good, because the protagonist got what he wanted most after going through all kinds of hardships, which is peace. This book by the author is very nice and I really want to read the author's next work. Over.

Well written, no poisonous points so far

I originally planned to read a relaxing book, but this book gave me a different experience. The humorous narrative tone and smooth plot as well as some irony gave this novel a unique appeal. And this is one of the few books that gave me goosebumps.

I have been reading online articles for more than ten years, and at the beginning this was at least ten thousand books. This book is outstanding in many aspects such as concept, world setting, language style, description of battle scenes, and characters. It is a superb book. Although the names are a little hard to remember, it's easy to understand if you look closely. It's fun.

It is surprising that I can see such an excellent novel on Tomato that combines humor and humor with serious and far-reaching discussions. The author uses witty black humor to poke fun at the cruel real politics and war, just like "Catch-22". However, from the early and middle stages, the hidden undercurrents gradually let the reader down. People begin to think carefully from a simple laugh, to the climax and twists and turns in succession, pushing philosophical thinking from one level to another. The propositions of concern are also extremely grand, involving many classic philosophical issues, such as death, meaning, existence, etc. It can also be seen that the author has a certain theoretical reserve. All in all, I think this is a good book, and if it weren't for being published on Tomato, this book could even have been published if the author had a better way of handling the slightly abrupt forward-backward style of writing and the incompatibility of the mecha theme with the magical realism style.

It's beautiful, it has a magical realism feel to it.

Body design: WT-07 Iron Queen. This aircraft is a special machine customized for espionage and sabotage operations by the Gikoans, the only remaining enemy of the Black Histanian Empire. Since the Gikoans do not have the ability to launch large-scale attacks, they must carry out sabotage operations in the enemy's territory with single digits or even individual machines. Such a war mode naturally places extremely high requirements on the performance of the machine. Since the Gikou people are lagging behind in some cutting-edge technologies, the design of this machine is extremely simple and crude: using a simple but not crude frame, combined with heavy armor and a large number of large thrusters, it has achieved overwhelming single-machine performance. Its whole body is covered with extremely thick special alloy armor, and it is hardened through a special forging process, making it almost immune to attacks that can turn normal heavy mobile armor into parts. At the same time, a propulsion module almost the same size as the upper body module is mounted on the back of the body, and large thrusters are also mounted on the shoulders, skirt armor and legs, giving it powerful maneuverability that can rival the Empire's most advanced aircraft. In order to ensure mobility while carrying heavy armor, this issue does not carry any long-range weapons. The only weapons are a giant melt sword and two universal data plugs. The former can cut through rows of enemy aircraft with just one blow, and can ignite the magic metal armor commonly equipped on mobile armor of the Black Histanian Empire with ultra-high temperature. The latter can steal information from computers through indirect contact (such as inserting into the building where the computer is located). When used properly, just one Iron Queen is enough to crush the entire army's offensive.

It's super good-looking, has just the right amount of humor (if you can understand most of the jokes), and is well integrated. The current rating is far lower than the real level of this book. It may be because the protagonist is too frustrated in the early stage and the climax is late, at the end of the first volume, resulting in a low retention rate.

It's quite good, it's eye-catching, it's funny but it also reflects the cruelty of war. The people who were joking with me disappeared in an instant, but I feel that the author's description of the battle is still too little.

The male protagonist's superpower setting is very interesting, I give it full marks