Commander of the Lexington Fleet
列克星敦号舰队指挥官
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 370k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Historical Novels Set in Europe
Stories set in ancient or modern-era Europe, but not contemporary times. No characters getting dumber for the plot, and a solid grasp of history. European history, not Chinese historical fiction.
Looking for a Hard-Core Military Novel
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Any Books About World War I or II? Europe, Germany, France, Britain, Italy, America, Austria, Russia, Hungary, Greece, Romania, and the Balkans
Looking for books similar to "Serbia's Counterattack".
Looking for Hardcore Military Fiction
I don't need things to be ultra-realistic, but please don't give me ridiculous stuff like a passenger plane doing a Cobra maneuver, hitting a target with iron sights at 800 meters, or holding down the trigger without letting go...
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Novels About Naval Warfare and Building Battleships
Any Novels Set on the European Front During World War I or II?
Looking for World War I or II Battlefield Command Stories
Looking for Novels About Warships, Aircraft Carriers, and Nuclear Submarines
The General's Arc, Please Help Me Out
Looking for books like "Ten Thousand Black-Armored Soldiers from the Start: I Look Down on All Heroes". There's a novel where I think the male lead is called Jiang Song, and the female lead is a transmigrator. She dies, transmigrates into the body of a Mongolian woman, then returns to the general's residence. Anyway, there are two women...
Looking for Some Really Hardcore Naval Warfare
Looking for books similar to "Echoes of the Pacific". Something like "Ming Dynasty Marines" doesn't count.
Are There No Stories About Naval Warfare and Battleships? They Build Them Themselves, With Help from a System
The Protagonist Goes to Fight in Syria
Reader comments 22
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It's quite interesting. There are too few writing about this subject, and the main character is not like other military novels. He does everything perfectly and is invincible. It's quite good.
Novels like this have been discontinued. You are very strong if you can persist [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
The writing is okay, and the protagonist is not a precision machine that absolutely makes mistakes. Occasionally making some mistakes makes it more realistic.
So far it looks pretty good
It is a historical, political and military novel of World War II and the Cold War that has a beginning and an end and is well-founded. Although the protagonist is fictitious, it can be read as a historical novel, with complete details and concise writing. It truly reflects how the war developed under limited intelligence and command coordination in the Pacific Naval War era; how the country's military operations were planned, led and balanced during the Cold War, and what positions can be done. The genre of biography is also good. Finally--Dewey still can't forget his Lexington👍One door and five generals, Dewey is awesome👍
Quite good book
It's okay, it just increases the role of the protagonist. It feels like there is nothing after the end of World War II.
The description of the naval battle is very good, and the details of the war should be very good on Tomato. It really shouldn't be rated so low. This kind of writing with the fog of war is really good.
It's a pity that I didn't dare to write until later.
It's really well written, much better than those mindless invincible articles.