
Commander of the USS Lexington
列克星敦号舰队指挥官
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 370k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
747Reads
6.9Score
171Chapters
38Listens
52.5kReads · all time
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Novels like this have been discontinued. You are very strong if you can persist [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
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.
So far it looks pretty good
The writing is okay, and the protagonist is not a precision machine that absolutely makes mistakes. Occasionally making some mistakes makes it more realistic.
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 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👍
Come on, the writing is very good (o^-^o)📖
The description is quite good.
Must stick to it
Ok ok ok
Not bad, okay
It looks good, but don't add "points" after the time.
It's a pity that I didn't dare to write until later.
This is the first time I read a book so carefully [face covering] but it feels pretty good
This is a rare article about the navy, and the description of naval battles is spot on.
The writing style is similar to war histories or general biographies, and is very nice to read. Come on!
The best WWII naval battle story I've ever read on Tomato
It's really well written, much better than those mindless invincible articles.
It's beautiful and novel, and my personal interpretation is also very unique. Well, yes, it's not like other books. The protagonist is very awesome and has an obvious growth path. Personally.
Beautiful, really beautiful, a new perspective. Although it is not long, reading this book is as exciting as reading a short story in a library.