(Parallel world + anti-war, imaginary survival + small daily life + simulation game.)
Lu Ming traveled through a parallel world. War simulation games are popular in this world, but the tactics are still at the trench warfare level. There is no barrage, blitzkrieg, island hopping speed, mobile warfare, interspersed detours... He designed classic battles such as Changjin Lake and the Normandy landing on Iwo Jima, and became a well-deserved tactician master of this era.
Reader comments
If they are all iron-willed players, the difference in numbers will lead to unknown tactics.
I haven't seen it the first time, so I will definitely be wary of it the second time and it will be worse.
It still depends on the terrain and advantages, as well as resources.
Are there any logistics, such as food or something?
Elite? In the war game, I fought the elite.
Written by little white sheep
Zhao Kuo, who was talking about military affairs on paper, has become a joke for the ages. Well, a legend for the ages.
In virtual online games, logistics, organization, and training levels are not discussed, but a single tactic is discussed in isolation. I recognize the novelty of this idea, but I always think it is too childish.
The plot is not bad, it is light-hearted and enjoyable, and with some crimson fantasy, it is enough to kill time.
Three and a half to four and a half stars.
When will we be able to develop the Kiev annihilation war? [Sneaky laugh] It would be so satisfying to annihilate hundreds of thousands or millions of enemies at once [Sneaky laugh]
Very interesting, good luck to the author
The logic is clear and looks good
The subject matter is good, keep up the good work
The theme is very good, but there are some problems with some settings
Very well written. The ideas are also very good, it would be better to write less about that aspect.
The plot of Changjin Lake is pretty good.
It would be reasonable to want to have a real war instead of a game.
If they are all iron-willed players, the difference in numbers will lead to unknown tactics. I haven't seen it the first time, so I will definitely be wary of it the second time and it will be worse. It still depends on the terrain and advantages, as well as resources. Are there any logistics, such as food or something?
Elite? In the war game, I fought the elite. Written by little white sheep Zhao Kuo, who was talking about military affairs on paper, has become a joke for the ages. Well, a legend for the ages. In virtual online games, logistics, organization, and training levels are not discussed, but a single tactic is discussed in isolation. I recognize the novelty of this idea, but I always think it is too childish. The plot is not bad, it is light-hearted and enjoyable, and with some crimson fantasy, it is enough to kill time. Three and a half to four and a half stars.
When will we be able to develop the Kiev annihilation war? [Sneaky laugh] It would be so satisfying to annihilate hundreds of thousands or millions of enemies at once [Sneaky laugh]
Very interesting, good luck to the author
The logic is clear and looks good
The subject matter is good, keep up the good work
The theme is very good, but there are some problems with some settings
Very well written. The ideas are also very good, it would be better to write less about that aspect.
The plot of Changjin Lake is pretty good.
It would be reasonable to want to have a real war instead of a game.