Climbing Mount Naroda

It is very well written. Although from the perspective of the 2020s, the level of combat between the two sides is not so modern and comprehensive, the writing style is still very good as a military novel, and it is at the upper-middle level of Tomato. I suggest the author write more about the duel between the outstanding commanders and high-tech weapons of both sides, as well as air combat and diplomatic games [blowing kiss]

It's good-looking. The author uses an elegant rhetoric to depict the war in the 1990s in coldness and despair. The majesty of the Soviet steel torrent can be vaguely seen in the wave of informationization. The book not only contains descriptions of legion-level battles, but also contains a large number of wars from the perspective of ordinary people. It is spectacular yet meticulous, and shows the impact of war on everyone in a three-dimensional and all-round way. In particular, the rhetoric in this book is precise and beautiful, making this book also valuable in terms of literature. Of course, the author still has shortcomings in terms of specific weapons and tactics, but overall it is harmless.

The story is very good, and it has a positive description of both sides. It does not highlight which one is more righteous.

I enjoyed watching it, and the feeling of immersion is very strong. Now I will open Red Dragon and experience the peak climbing according to the author's battle plan [Note] By the way, 90 is really difficult to fight. There is no T80 to use in the early stage [I'm about to cry]

It has a potential story background (is it a reference to the red dragon?), And the combat aspect is really good.

It is a great military novel written on Tomato, but it is slightly lacking in the expression of Russian names. The structure of a normal Russian name is first name, patronymic, and surname. "Misha" is the diminutive form of "Mikhail" (nickname). It refers to one meaning and cannot be used in the middle of a name. I hope the author will pay more attention to it in the future. In addition, the treatment of the extreme right in the later part of the book is a bit sloppy, so I hope to continue to do so. 5 Stars for delivery

Nice looking, love watching ——Love from East Germany K. D. A [KISS]

The logistics support system stayed in place during World War II... The communication network, large and small dispatch capabilities, and the enigmatic collaborative operations process did not exist after leaving the battlefield.

Although some authenticity has been sacrificed for the sake of viewing and plot, it is still good overall. After all, as a shareholder of the famous Inbuki Three War series, I still know the ropes.

Finished reading it in one sitting. It has to be said that it is a good book. Most of these books are a combination of macro narrative and individual perspective. Too much of the former will appear monotonous, and too much of the latter will be boring. However, this book combines the two very well. It has the excitement of big scenes and the deepening and sublimation of the main theme. It is a book that is both deep and refreshing. The military details are generally very well done, and they look great!