1918: An Age of Great Rivalry

I won't comment until I read 100 chapters. First of all, it is not a mindless piece of writing. The whole article is based on historical reality. Secondly, there are plans and wars, but the plot arrangement is still lacking in skill. Some big plots (such as the capture of Heilongjiang and Fengtian) seem a bit sloppy, and some specific plots are too detailed and seem a bit long-winded (such as the pursuit of the Japanese army in the Northeast). Overall, it should get 8 to 9 points, so you can look forward to it. First give me a five-star review, I hope you can write better and better in the future!

This book is very well written! It's very cool. Even without a system, it's pretty good. At least the logical thinking is smooth. Some books have no logistics, and even the special forces cannot eat enough, haha

Not bad, review it again, it's interesting

Although it is not perfect, it is more than 99%

The writing is very good, why is there no rating?

It's great, but why can't I comment? I haven't seen anything mentioned in this chapter so far, and it doesn't show up if I post it myself. Have you offended the platform?

It has a solid foundation in history, concise language, strict logic, reasonable scenarios, compact rhythm, and is a first-class refreshing article. Come on update.

I don't quite understand. Why is it only a few minutes past six? Very good; in the early stage, you fight a civil war and gradually come to power, and in the middle and later stages, you develop and dominate World War II. There is nothing particularly anti-human or common sense.

It is very well written about the game of diplomacy. Other articles of the same type basically do not write about diplomacy and national games.

Hong Hong Huo Huo is in a trance, not bad, very good