King of the Middle East

It is a very good book. The author is a big brother who knows the situation in the Middle East and the various factions very well. It can be seen that he wrote this book very carefully instead of relying on AI to mix up the word count. I hope that the big brother can continue to work hard and will support the big brother a lot.

The author must be a person or group who is very familiar with the Middle East war zone, and has an extraordinary familiarity with the history of the war and Syria. One of the reasons for the low rating of this book is that readers have a headache with Syrian place names, and the other is that it is difficult to remember the names of foreigners, and it is easy to confuse people's camps. At present, the wisest approach is like sitting on a mountain and watching the tiger fight. In addition, as the protagonist, Turkey, that is, NATO forces and Russian forces, is very correct in building a new great power. I greatly admire the author's understanding of weapons equipment and performance, and his professionalism and field can be regarded as the level of our country's Institute of Middle East Affairs. However, in response to reality, it is not enough for Saudi Arabia to participate in Middle East affairs as our country's rocker. In order to check and balance the power of Iran and Turkey, we also need the support of some specific armed forces and local forces. Saudi Arabia is a piece of cake and cannot support the strategy of a great power. It hopes to lease more ports and military supply bases. This book can be read later, and you have to be patient and read it slowly to gain a full understanding of the evolution of the war in the northern Middle East in the past ten years. Come on, come on, come on!

The writing is ok. There are very few books of this type. The author also has a detailed understanding of various situations at that time and has some basic skills. The writing is still very reasonable. At least it is not the kind of inexplicable mindless writing. If you like this type of writing, you can read it.

After reading the latest chapter, the overall shortcomings are not concealed. What makes me most satisfied is that it describes the complexity of the internal factions in Syria. I am looking forward to the protagonist's handling of the internal affairs of the occupied areas. In the early stage, he can play coy with the local forces. In the later stage, after the basic market is stabilized, he must find his own way and sweep away the backward forces within.

This is a rare war article that fully demonstrates the author's understanding of war and politics. I would like to give you a suggestion. We have enough power in the pig's trotters. We should give full play to the characteristics of human cloning and create people of various races to slowly penetrate into the Middle East, integrate into various societies, and carry out asymmetric warfare. After 10 or 20 years of survival, it will be miraculous.

Overall, it's okay, a military-themed work worth watching. The Middle East is indeed in chaos. According to realistic reasoning, it will definitely be crushed to death by the air force of the United States and Israel. It will not give you the opportunity to develop an air force and a heavy-armed combined brigade at all, because the place is too small. Small to medium-range ballistic missiles can cover most of the Middle East, centered on Syria. And don't add too much to the problem, you should understand the track you choose.

It feels great, I really like reading this type of novel. The author's conception and writing are very good, and the plot advancement is also very well-organized. I just hope that the author can publish a power change map in time, so that it can be done in stages...

The author obviously put a lot of thought into this book. The overall development route and strategic planning are obviously not superficial, and there are in-depth descriptions of all parties to the conflict. Worth supporting. There is a small problem in my personal reading experience, which is the lack of "main perspective". Although it is a behind-the-scenes article, reading it gives me the feeling of watching a battle report from a neutral party. It is difficult to empathize with the protagonist and there is no sense of empathy. As a result, even if the protagonist holds back a lot of reading, it is not enjoyable to read. Recommended to high-quality readers who like military battle reports, lay out a local map and use mapping tools to double the reading experience.

Absolutely a good book, why is it so low, a good book with great depth.

I have to say that this book is very well written. At first I thought it was the same as Red Alert Base, but after I continued reading I couldn't stop reading. The author has rich knowledge and insights into the complicated religious and political situation in the Middle East.