1949: I Lead the Guangxi Army on a Southern Campaign into Southeast Asia

The writing is indeed decent, but the author got carried away. The portrayal of combat power in the story, going head-to-head with the US and the USSR, makes me feel that conquering Southeast Asia, Australia, India, and the Arabian Peninsula would be no problem. The problem is that after writing about these amazing achievements for so long, I was speechless when I saw the territory.

This Lin Yi is both a scholar and a warrior. Not only is he good at fighting, but he can also manufacture everything. His three engineers can make guns and cannons, smokeless propellant, explosives, and tires. If given a large enough gas turbine, they could build aircraft carriers; if given enriched uranium, they could build nuclear bombs.

You've even brought out Resident Evil, kid! 😳😳

Pure AI uses adjectives that constantly describe demons, death gods, and monsters.

Too artsy, too fantastical! They might as well have given us a cheat code!

Not bad, there's potential. Like a lone wolf entering the forest, howling across the heavens, Lin Yi met a 30-year-old woman online. They chatted for over half a year and got along very well. Today, she suggested meeting in person. I hesitated, saying that she had a family and it didn't feel right, but she said it was fine, just to be ordinary friends. So I agreed and asked for her photos.

It's alright, but there are too many coincidences; whatever you wish for comes true, and there's no complicated or convoluted plot.

The more I watch, the more enjoyable it becomes; even my slightly high blood pressure has decreased! 👍

Energetic and highly recommended

It's awesome, and it seems feasible.