The Rise of a Russian Student in World War II

As an old bookworm, I give the author a thumbs up. The author is very imaginative, the book has a unique perspective, and the logic is reasonable. Although it borrows elements from other works, it incorporates its own things and is able to achieve a comprehensive understanding. I see the only point of discussion, did the Mauser pistols in 1931 have a speed machine (a speed machine is mentioned in the book)? It is reasonable that the Mauser pistol with a twenty-round magazine (the naval version is also called a mirror magazine and is fed by a magazine) appeared in 1931. Is it because it was only after the appearance of the 1932 Mauser pistol that there was a speed machine and a magazine (a ten-round or twenty-round magazine) for ammunition. The rating given is too low, it should be around 9 points.

It's okay, but the protagonist's abilities change from time to time.

Nice. It's just that time is too slow. More than 600,000 words were written in less than a month. The 14 years and 168 months of the Anti-Japanese War amounted to more than 100 million words. Come on and write

It's a bit like a book written by an acquaintance? Two copies have been sealed before. Is this the third one?

You can take a look. We also have this foreign evil god. You can make Chi You. It doesn't work. Come on and update it. Okay, keep updating. Your book will be available until 8 o'clock. Come on, author.

Not bad, good, please code

A very good novel. I hope there won't be any supervision

Come on! Although the track is niche, the writing has die-hard fans!

The content is very good and the writing is very fluent. It is a rare time-travel anti-Japanese novel. I hope the author will continue to work hard and prosper all the way.

Usually the author has a golden finger, but this one is directly like a golden cudgel, and it has already reached the edge of the red line, come on