The Armored Grenadier of Another World

It looks good. Needless to say, I just hope that the heavy firepower coming later will be the assault gun. A whole platoon of armored grenadiers has just arrived. The next "support" is estimated to be "a few months" away, and it may not necessarily be heavy firepower, but it makes me excited. Let's discuss with the author what heavy firepower will be added in the future. My humble opinion is that if heavy firepower units are to be added in the future, perhaps we should give priority to assault guns such as triple assault guns. From the perspective of combat power balance, although the assault gun has heavy firepower, it has poor flexibility. The natives of the different world have ways to deal with it. In terms of reading experience, "first time" is very important to readers. Assault guns are "the first time they have heavy firepower", and tanks are "the first time they have flexible heavy firepower". If you write about tanks first, it will be difficult to feel comfortable writing about assault guns. From a plot logic point of view, the current team is basically composed of infantry divisions. In this case, they basically don't need additional training with the assault guns, and they can cooperate directly with them. Finally, from the perspective of "publicity", tanks (especially tigers and leopards) are really out of the ordinary. The selling point of your work, author, is that for friends who don't understand the military, it feels cool to see a bunch of weapons they don't know about. For military fans, you can see your favorite unpopular equipment in literary works, so the first choice should be weapons that are rare in various works. As for the actual content, it can be a remnant assault howitzer platoon (105 Third Assault) passing through with the ammunition team and maintenance team. They can know each other in the same brigade as the current armored grenadier platoon (or they can be arranged in the same division, but in different brigades). In this way, they can directly fight with perfect coordination and logic, and solve logistical problems in a short time. In terms of organization, they can be reorganized into companies. How to arrange it is up to the author. BV16341147hz picture source (book reviews cannot post pictures, the pictures are in my idea posts) If you agree with my idea, you can watch this video

The rare author who listens to advice and is able to change his text is much better than the one climbing xxx next door, and his writing is not bad. At least there are no problems in the military aspect. Some of them basically listen to readers' suggestions and data to prove that they have changed.

The most annoying thing is that the social power that the "medieval" kingdoms in the book can mobilize far exceeds the limitations of its political system. Under the fief system, the king is usually a large prince. For example, in medieval Britain, there were about 1,000 serious knights, all of whom had territories. People, that is, armed landowners, and if the royal family recruits them outside the 40-day service period of a year, equips each knight with 5 retinues, and mobilizes a 6,000-strong army with both cavalry and infantry to cross the English Channel and fight for half a year, the King of England will almost be bankrupt. This is still not recruiting The situation of the militia and peasant soldiers, the first truly national standing army in Europe, would have to wait until France at the end of the Hundred Years War to turn the knights into a large-scale order knight, and the Eastern Roman Empire perished in 1453. In other words, the professional standing army almost developed after the Middle Ages. If the book The king of China is really a king in the Middle Ages, so it is really not a big deal to kill a princess before a large-scale military mobilization that may destroy the throne. We are all nobles with land and soldiers. Why do you have a daughter to mobilize so many soldiers to annex my territory and infringe on my sacred feudal rights? Unless this is not the medieval political system, at least in the post-Renaissance period, the feudal autocracy was so prosperous that it was on the eve of its disintegration. In addition, the court mage's terminology is too modern, and the academic system required by words such as experiment, science, and physics was not formed until the Renaissance. There is basically no ancient flavor in his mouth. Other than that, this book is pretty good.

Personally, the biggest highlight is that the protagonist is not from the Chinese Dynasty and directly summons German troops with 100% loyalty, so there is no sense of violation. The details of the battle are also in the past, and there are no major flaws; however, what has appeared so far are victories at the tactical level. I don't know when Guderian and the characters above will be teleported.

Führer: Yes, our German soldiers are brave👍🏻 Xiao Huang: Mein Führer, this book is actually about a different world. . . . . . Our soldiers are all here. . . Head of State: Wait a minute, what is a different world? (Looking at the missing report of the frontline troops in front of him, he took off his glasses tremblingly) (-_)ﾝ? Xiao Huang: Actually, you can think of something better. I mean our will can be preserved in other worlds now, right? (￣ー￣) Führer: I----? (Looking at the suddenly unfamiliar environment in front of me, I was a little surprised) Unknown Being: Oops, another lost person. Führer: Who are you, where am I, where are my subordinates, where are my country and people. Unknown existence: There are so many questions. According to your understanding, you can regard me as a "god"-like existence. As for the rest, how about I tell you a story. (A small ball of light floats in front of the Führer and merges into his head) Head of State: What are you going to do? Σ(°Д °;) This, this is not true (the head of state knelt on the ground in despair, raised his trembling hands, and looked at it with dull eyes) My country, my nation, we have the best blood in the world, this---- Unknown Existence: There is nothing to doubt, you lost. You have led your country and people into the abyss, causing them to suffer disaster and pain; you are too paranoid, and your wrong decisions have cost them their lives. Just like the experiences you just had in your mind, you personally destroyed the future of the nation you love. (Looking closely at this decadent old man) Führer: That's an order, mine. . . Order, my wrong order caused the death of countless good German boys. I personally destroyed my father's country and Germany (the head of state curled up in pain) Unknown Existence: But now I have an interesting idea (incorporating a small ball of light into the body of the head of state). How about it? Are you interested? Führer: Is what you showed me true? (Raising his head and staring longingly at the vague existence in front of him) Unknown Existence: It's a very tempting plan, isn't it? Look at the soldiers who have arrived in that world. They need you and their country. You can build a better Germany in that world, a beautiful and powerful country. It just requires you to pay a small price (referring to the head of state who became a beloved comedian in the ghost zone). Just a few changes can realize the timeline I showed you. What a good deal. Führer: Me. . . Agreed, unknown great being, I agree to this deal, God bless Germany. (Close eyes) Unknown existence: Very good (with a hint of inexplicable tone, he lifted the head of state in the void and started some unknown operations) Diaosi Head of State: Ah, that's great. This week, I'm going to Hebei Province. I can't wait to go to another world to hug my boys. I want to take them to a dinner party. Last time, Fatty messed up everything. I'm so angry! Forget it, let's forget about those unpleasant things (with a hippy smile) and get going Unknown Being: Huh? Has the character changed to be too funny? Forget it~ Never mind~ Just eliminate the extreme thoughts (◍•ᴗ•◍) Note: The above are all fictitious fantasies and do not represent my own views and positions. Nazi Germany brought great suffering to people all over the world and should be taken as a warning.

Yes, yes, the author has solid military knowledge. Small mistakes do not affect viewing. The writing style is a bit poor, but the subject matter itself is very rare, so it is still worth reading.

The writing is very good, the plot is compact and logical, and it is rare for a book to contain so many words, but most of it is about battle descriptions. The scores have just been opened, and they are still a bit low. In addition, a word of advice to the author, try not to include real or historical figures, as this can easily get stuck in the review process. For example, the xtl Youth League can be changed into the Prime Minister Youth League or the Mustache Youth League, otherwise it will be too troublesome to rectify it later.

It is a rare subject matter, and while the author ensures that it is enjoyable, he also always highlights the plight of the German army. This kind of tactical victory and strategic pressure is really a must-have for the Germans [laughter]

It's not bad. There are no time travellers, systems or anything like that. It's not a pure force crushing. The German army's tactical flexibility is also reflected. Although there are some minor problems in details, overall it is a relatively readable book among foreign persimmon novels. The plot is very different. People in this world also have some brains. For now, the biggest problem is that the main line is a bit bloated but not very obvious. From Chapter 41, it can be seen that the author is going to open one or two more story lines. The three lines of Strengthening Company, Submarine, and Adeline Continent are enough to write, so let's not work on other lines for the time being.

After reading it, it gave an open ending of the German army returning to the world, and the follow-up to the different world. Generally speaking, the plot was well written, and it was a type that I could accept. The description of the German army was also relatively realistic. Overall I give it 4 stars.