Welcome to the Absurd Twentieth Century
欢迎来到荒唐的20世纪
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- 558k Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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- 21d ago
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Military Fiction with One Female Lead and a Hard-Hitting Style
Please, fellow readers 🙏 I'm looking for a good military novel to pass the time. Something grounded and hardcore, with a group of main characters around the female lead, mostly mercenaries or the like. I'd prefer a story where the female lead doesn't have an overpowered protagonist aura.
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Here are my personal thoughts: Seeing this kind of book on Tomato Novels felt somewhat unfamiliar to me—the patients' extreme madness, the association's extreme rationality, and the book's dark humor-style narrative… In short, as a web novel, both the plot and the writing style far exceed the scope of web novels, possessing a surrealist quality reminiscent of *Hundred Days of Solitude*.
The writing is good, but I have a different opinion on the world view. I always feel that this setting is like the player, not afraid of combat, seeing enemies feels like a reward is coming, healing the dead (Sani's needle), being shot and still being able to charge unless dead (health percentage, as long as it's not zero, you can charge), being able to eat anything, liking to execute enemies…
It's pretty good. I'm wondering, since the protagonist's diary is invisible to others, is it possible that the protagonist already has an Order Disease, and the Association is just a figment of their imagination? To be a bit bolder, could it be that only the protagonist in this world has the Order Disease, and everything else is just an illusion?
A very interesting premise, truly unique even within the fantasy genre. The overall writing is distinctive, like a blend of war history and Japanese light novel elements, interspersed with horror and a numb sense of despair. Very good, keep it up!
It's a very good book. The book explores the flaws in the existing order, and the writing is excellent and flows smoothly. The "order disease" feels like the madness brought on by war; because of war, people go crazy, and war amplifies the depravity of human nature. It's a good book, but the censorship is too lenient. Sigh, if it were stricter, it definitely wouldn't have passed. 🥺
Poor author, still not very popular, meow...
It's a pretty good novel, but it feels a bit scary.
It was so captivating that after watching it so immersively, I even had the illusion that I was crazy while walking down the street.
It's you again, kid! 🤦 Every time I manage to stumble upon your new book, I don't even notice the author.
Lyman showed almost no emotional fluctuations, while the Order Disease seems to require strong emotions to be infected. And she's truly a Germanic superhero! 🤦