Red Alert Technology: I Am Invincible in the World of Anti-War

I would like to remind the viewers that some of the plots in the early stage may cause some discomfort to some viewers because the author is timid and afraid of entering the dark room. However, these things will disappear in the later stage. If you don't like the plot of Licking and Bright Sword, you can jump directly to Chapter 41 or Chapter 52 and start reading. However, the author recommends that you also read the previous ones. I hope that all the spectators will have a happy study, smooth work and harmonious family. If you don't like the storyline of Bright Sword, you can skip Chapter 21-50. Some things are afraid of entering a dark room, [crying]

It's just that the suppression is a bit harsh. According to Red Alert, 1 million for a Rhino tank can conquer the entire North China.

Let's take a quick look at Chapter 4! Please support me. As long as I don't lick it, I'll keep reading.

It's rare to see Red Alert's anti-war article, so I give it 5 stars. I feel that the biggest charm of Red Alert is to explode soldiers. You can do a little bit of everything, but not to explode soldiers.

It's too short. The author uses your imagination to write Red Alert 3, about the Anti-Japanese War, and the time is before 1937.

Very interesting novel, very well told, really good

Come on, now that we have conquered so many territories, there must be minerals, so we can directly explode the troops.

The author adds that you are the best

Have you never played the Red Alert game?

Well written, keep up the good work

Very good, the content is very smooth

This is how cool articles should be written

Not bad! Come on, author!

The coolest article I've ever read

Cool article, you can read it Very nice, nice, nice, cool article

I just like to read this kind of books. If possible, I can write more books like this.

This book is well written, you can also read it

This book is really amazing, I was completely attracted by its charm. So pretty!

A very good novel. But it's a bit short

Not bad, it's just a pity that I didn't write a follow-up, otherwise it would have been perfect.