
You Told Me to Oppose the War, So Why Am I a Soviet Commissar?
让你反战,苏联政委什么鬼?
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 154k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
More by this author
In booklists 10
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 Stories That Show Ancient People China's Modern Wars and the Founding of the Nation
Recommendations About Someone Who Transmigrates to the Red Army Era, Lives Through the War Against Japan, and Helps Build New China
Antiwar Stories: I Turn Around and Make a Battlefield
Looking for a war-themed novel. I can't find this one I read, about someone making a series of war games.
He's Covered in Blood, Yet He Won't Take a Single Step Back, Because China Stands Behind Him!!
Fictional Transmigration, Angst, Locals Losing It, Great Writing, No Romance ♥
Transmigrating to a Parallel World with Little Culture
The male lead comes from a scholarly family and is an absolute heartthrob. He actively shares things from his previous life, whether it’s poetry, classical culture, or the entertainment industry 😁😁
Does Fanqie Have Any Game-Development Stories?
For example, "Reborn to Lose Money and Become a Tycoon", "You Told Me to Make a Game, What the Heck Is Titanfall?", and that sort of thing.
Anti-Japanese War Stories with Over 100,000 Readers
I want books like "Recreating the Battle of Shanghai, Where Players Fight to the Death and Never Retreat". Any kind of story about the War of Resistance against Japan will do.
Novels That Deserve Better Than Their Blurbs
Some novels have mediocre blurbs, but the actual writing is excellent.
Reader comments 39
Translated by Google Translate

















































It's embarrassing, but I still hope that I can write less about the figure of the female anchor and make it a little more dramatic. And currently, individual capitalists in reality will not do this kind of thing so blatantly. They may be sympathetic to the plot of the game and may be approachable, but in their hearts and in their own industry, they will never treat people as human beings. I am really looking forward to this kind of contrast.
Perhaps because of my admiration for the Red Army and the bravery of the Soviet soldiers, I think this book is really well written, but few people can read it. The description of the battlefield is very detailed, or maybe it is because of historical reasons. It can really arouse my emotions. Several classic scenes, I really felt like peeing after reading this book. In short, this book is the best one I have read about time travel and war games. It is mixed with admiration for the Red Army. Unless there are special circumstances, I will probably continue to add more to this book, hoping that it will not be exhausted later. I'm a man, this is a speed bump
Overall, it's okay. Some people have already complained about the way the protagonist speaks, so I won't go into details here. What I want to say is that this book contains at least inconsistent or unreasonable expressions in Chapter 13 "There are Penguins in Different Worlds": Lines 7 and 8 (hang) of this chapter are Li Ziyue's interpretation of the Easter eggs in the "Combat Manual" in the game content, respectively. "'In the world view of the game, energy is not infinite!' " "'If capital monopolizes food, people will starve to death.' " According to the content of these two lines, it can be seen that Li has realized that energy, food, etc. In the game are not infinite. But some of Li's thoughts appear in lines 75~80 of the same chapter. "In her world, there is no experience of not having enough to eat. Aren't food and resources unlimited? People have food to eat as long as they are born. Isn't this common sense? Why do you have to make a lot of money just for a mouthful of food? Why must capital pursue monopoly?" Although she knew the difference between games and reality, she completely ignored the difference between "reality" and "games" and still considered games with "realistic" common sense. This should not be the way of thinking of a person with normal thinking ability, so it is unreasonable to infer that this content. According to the content of the novel, we can understand the author's intention of designing the following plot. But if it is feasible, I hope that more attention can be paid to the basic rationality of the plot. For the sake of the novel's perception, some plots may be relatively inconsistent with realistic logic, but I personally think that at least this difference should not occur. (The review of this book only represents my personal opinion. If any book friends have objections to the content, they are welcome to discuss it. Unfounded refutations for the sake of refutation are not welcome) Kougui! He is an author who is willing to listen to suggestions. I love it.
Just because you promote the revolution, you deserve a like from me👍🏻
I think we can change Motherland Mother to Motherland Mother to make it look more comfortable.
As long as everyone can see what the real battlefield is like when it comes to anti-war, no one will object. Today I went to see the reports from Kasha. It was shocking and my eyes were splitting. I watched the whole thing without even blinking. After it was over, I realized that the corners of my eyes hurt a little. Although it didn't do anything, these truths need to be known to others. To be honest, it broke my defense. At the same time, I saw appalling atrocities and the shining stars of humanity, which was a huge shock.
The writing is very immersive, especially when writing about the players, evaluating the weapons in the game, and evaluating the actions of the characters in the game, it gives a feeling that the players have no understanding of the real era and history. I really want to see a society that has transformed into a utopia without experiencing suffering. I have a sense of cultural collision with these ideas from the history and ideas of other worlds.
Holding vodka in her left hand and Bobosha in her right hand, she shouted Natasha and yelled "Ula" 🤔
It's very interesting. I hope it won't be blocked like the Verdun book.
A truly tragic battlefield must be a collision of ideas and a battle for the survival of the nation. The ideological guidance and story background are more attractive, so players know why they fight to the death