
I Arrived in the 20th Century and Saw Lenin Right After I Transmigrated
来到二十世纪,刚穿越就见到列宁
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 4mo ago
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Explore more →Devoting One's Life to the Liberation of Humanity
I want to read a book like "The Time I Fight Guerrilla in Another World". I'm looking for a book that has strict logic and can reflect the strength of the collective. It would be even better if there are small characters breaking out in desperate situations ヾ(^▽^*)))
Any Grand-scale Patriotic Fiction Recommendations?
Looking for World War II Novels About Transmigrating to the Battlefield and Fighting in the Pacific or European Theater
Please Recommend High-Quality Historical or Alternate-History Novels with Highly Intelligent Characters
Anything is fine as long as it isn't brainless and the supporting characters don't suddenly lose all their intelligence.
Any Novels About Transmigrating to the Soviet Union in the 1950s and Helping China Develop?
I've read plenty of novels set around the dissolution of the Soviet Union and quite a few set during World War II, but I don't think I've ever seen one about someone transmigrating to the Soviet Union in the 1950s, during its aid to China. Are there any novels like that?
Looking for Historical What-If Stories. I Recently Found Out This Genre Has So Many Great Reads
Preferably funny, the kind that keeps you up at night.
I Don't Understand: With 800,000 Troops Against 600,000, How Is the Advantage Ours? Looking for War Novels
Looking for Stories About Reform, War, and Revival
Looking for books similar to Magic Mecha Warfare? No, an Iron Tide! Otherworldly continent plus revolution, with an alternate history setting. In short, something like an art student or the October Revolution.
Any Novels with a Strongly Patriotic Feel?
Looking for stories with no CP, preferably like Little Green River's Sorry, My Love Is the Motherland: about devoting oneself entirely to the country, or revolution, and things like that.
Novels Set in the Worlds of Paradox Games
Looking for books similar to "1936: The Red Gunslinger of Georgia".
Any Books About P-Socialist War Criminals? It Took Me Forever to Find Even One.
Any Good Historical Novels?
Historical fiction
Stories About Transmigrating and Building a Red Regime
Looking for books like "A Magical Mecha War? No, a Steel Tide!" Please don't rush through everything, going from the lowest level to the highest in just two or three years. There should be some setbacks, but don't make things too easy or put the protagonist through misery. I'd like a story where everyone comes together to build...
Any Novels About the Soviet Union?
Revolutionary Novels
Looking for books similar to Transmigrating to Start a Rebellion, and I Mean Business.
Please Recommend Soviet-Era or Industrial Fiction
If Your Bookshelf Is Full, Just Call My Name. I’ll Answer the Summons and Come Steal Your Books
Looking for Some Revolutionary-Themed Books
The protagonist transmigrates to a time of war, anything like the Republic of China era is fine. A System would be ideal.
Novels Based on Steam Games
I'm genuinely puzzled. G Fatty is practically all-powerful in the gaming world, so why has no one really written novels based on Steam or its games?
Stellaris, With the Players as the Protagonists, Fourth-Dimensional Calamity, No Summoning Stories
Looking for books like Starsea Conquest: Am I the Only One Who Chose to Ascend as a Disaster?
Any Stories About European Politics and War? No Magic or Fantasy, Preferably Historical
Looking for books similar to "Welcome to Nineteenth-Century Europe, Where Strength Reigns Supreme".
Patriotic, Rousing, and Morally Upright! Anything but Harem Novels!
Historical Novels Set in Europe
Stories set in ancient or modern-era Europe, but not contemporary times. No characters getting dumber for the plot, and a solid grasp of history. European history, not Chinese historical fiction.
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".
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Overall, it's pretty good. The only thing that's a bit unsettling is that the circle can't go back (or maybe it's too lazy to circle). It's time to give the author a direct hand. To put it simply, it's just to follow the plot. There are some problems with the handling of some non-main characters, but the main characters are still relatively good.
It is a very good historical book. It is quite realistic in all aspects, especially the characters and the beginning and end of major events. This is one of the few books I have read on Tomato without getting a headache. The last time was Lao Ai's 18th and 20th Centuries. Come on, I am very optimistic about this book
I hope the author can finish writing it. If he is killed, he can fix the plot a little bit 🥺 I have to make up some magical plots
It feels good, with Zheng-chan as his assistant burning a fire a hundred years ago. Both the protagonist and other characters are more three-dimensional and vivid. The development of the story line is logical and smooth, and the conflicts and resolutions of related events that lead to the step-by-step growth of the protagonist's abilities and thoughts are traceable. The story is rich in fantasy and color, and if you think about it further, it will be charming. If you step back, it will be more realistic based on the setting. The shortcoming I feel is that Zhengjiang, as a super artificial intelligence, has been cut too hard. Even if there is no weakening of Zhengjiang, a smart brain with a hundred years of knowledge, it is impossible to complete the development and modernization of agricultural industry in a short time, because the implementation of knowledge also takes time. It always takes time to build infrastructure step by step. Zhengjiang only cuts down the theoretical development time, but there is no shortcut for application implementation. Now Zhengjiang is more like the protagonist's psychological counselor and ideological corrector, missing a sense of pioneering, and his ability to solve problems beyond the times, whether it is political anti-corruption considerations, social distribution, or military wars.
Isn't Germany still white supremacist and anti-Chinese in this period? Why do I feel that the attitude of the Germans the protagonist meets is a bit easy-going towards the protagonist?
I want to watch Han Dynasty, Operation Beyond Limits, Tokyo Lover 😢
So far, when I saw 😘 at the beginning of the battle, it looked good. In addition, when we saw the performance of the people in the First World War in the article, we remembered that long paragraph. The expression of very intuitive language describes everything about the people at the bottom of that era in a very realistic but romantic way. "The Battle of Verdun can never be repeated." This kind of war requires faith, a sense of abundance and security accumulated over the years, and a definite and clear relationship between classes. You must have emotional roots that are older than you can remember and that make you wholehearted. You must remember Christmas, the postcards of the Crown Prince and his fiancée, the little cafes in Valence, the beer halls on Berlin's Unter den Linden, and weddings in the city hall, going to the Derby to watch the horse races, and remembering the beard on my grandfather's lips. This is a battle of love. After a century of middle-class love, my entire beautiful and safe world was shattered in front of me and turned into nothing with the violent wind brought by this explosion.
In the current period of prominent social contradictions, various practical issues provide rich materials and profound thinking dimensions for literary creation. Against the background of this era, writers often develop narratives from multiple levels such as personal destiny, family relationships, and national identity, and reflect the public's complex emotions and desire for change towards the current social status quo through their words. Literary works serve multiple functions in this process: they serve as mirrors of social sentiments and as media for public discussion. Even online novels, which are usually regarded as popular readings, increasingly reflect public concerns and criticisms of certain social phenomena. So, where will this society go in the future?
War photographer is a beggar's version, those who want to see it become popular will be disappointed.
The author's writing is good and quite objective, but I didn't see the OTL I wanted to see. Who will make up for the mustache I am missing? Kr, compared to reality, it is a bit unpopular. But the subject matter is good, I hope the author can survive to the end.