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The author obviously understands history, but the progress of pushing the line is no less than that of our tightrope and Victoria players. The progress of pushing the line is very fast, but the book is really good-looking and has a very obvious European flavor.

It's a 10 or even a 9. The Kaiser's kindness will never end [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying], but I feel why every time the protagonist speaks, he seems to be roaring [face covering]

This book is meaningless, and I have read a lot of novels on the platform. Regardless of the plot, characters, background, or strategy of this book, it is all meaningless and at a T0 to T0.5 Level. A very powerful novel. He is also a very powerful author. The future is promising!

The logical deduction is the best I have ever seen, but the writing style is still a bit immature, a bit watery, and there are too many jokes. However, the author listened to his advice and continued to improve.

When I watched World War I before, I would inevitably think, "How would I fight if I were Germany?" So I came to Tomato to find a book to read. The other one (the one by Hans) was well written, but the alliance with Britain gave Germany too much advantage. In this book, Germany defeated Britain, France, and Russia in a one-on-three game. This was a true game of dead chess, and it perfectly met my expectations! Also: The book's World War I timeline may be compiled in the comment area, so please be careful of spoilers.

It feels pretty good, not to say it's too exaggerated. I hope that the follow-up plot can compare with How to Save Germany. At least seven achievements are very good. Come on!

The writing is very good, especially the wars with Britain, France, and Russia. It is really enjoyable to read. Especially the characters' speaking personalities are indeed in line with the taste of Europe, as well as the refreshing feeling when signing those treaties. The author writes very well, especially the difficulties encountered by the protagonist, which also saves this book from becoming a mindless novel. Advanced weapons do not mean everything is smooth sailing. There are reversals of the war, backstabbing of allies and thrilling negotiations. The only shortcoming is that some parts are too simple, the strategic layout of the war is too simple, and there are multi-front battles. When writing this battle, the author may often forget the other side, or The author repeatedly jumps sideways, making the reader look really confused. Before one place is explained, another place comes again. This kind of balance between the two is difficult to find, and I can understand the author. After all, it is a test of skill, so I hope the author will work harder and this will become a good work.

I finished it in one night, because I recently got into Battlefield 1 and started reading the history of World War I. I was attracted by the intrigues of the interests of all parties and the cruelty of war. I didn't expect to see this book. It can be seen that the author has indeed put great effort into the background and history of World War I, so the author's imagined changes in German tactics and changes in the historical process are very reasonable. The only thing that is a bit out of place is the part about the Four Saints, but overall it is highly recommended. I hope the author will update more.

Great book, I especially like the descriptions, descriptions and language in it Also [crying] Go to bed late! [Crying] His Majesty the Kaiser's kindness will never be fully remembered in this life [Crying]

The author's skills are very good and he has an inherent advantage in writing this kind of subject matter. It's actually very good to be able to write a novel to this extent for the first time. It's just that the writing style is a bit complicated, and this isn't serious literature, but I guess I can get into it with the next book. Also, can the author add his contact information? I also write about European settings, and I recently wanted to switch to Western Fantasy. I just wanted to get acquainted with the history of the Victorian era, and I wanted to ask for advice.

After watching the video about Wilhelm II from the History Teaching and Research Department, I once thought about this man's profound impact on German history and even world history. In my opinion, Wilhelm II is undoubtedly a perfect protagonist in historical fictional works. He is powerful and influential. Every move of the empire under his jurisdiction can affect the entire world, and because of his own The consequences of various ills are completely avoidable, which leaves a lot of room for imagination... Germany's fate seems to be in his hands alone, and the direction of history seems to be controlled by him. This is not a betrayal of the people's view of history, but the influence of an emperor in a highly centralized feudal empire during that wartime era.

Needless to say, the name already confirms that this is a very good and bold book! I only read two chapters and I was already convinced! This is a book that is basically very good in the early and middle stages, but the later stages are more unpredictable, and that depends on the author! Author, please don't give me a bad ending!

I personally think it's pretty good-looking😋There are only two negative points for me 1 The part where the protagonist pretends to get the oracle 2The names of those tanks, aircraft and weapons are too weird. If you accept all the above, this book is indeed very good. (I don't know much about history. I just read this book because I wanted to change my taste. After reading two chapters, I went to look up the information🧐) 👁👅👁Don't scold me, it's just my personal opinion

It's the most interesting book I've ever read during World War I and World War II\(//∇//)\Although some things and people are fictitious, the overall logic is fine. The plot is also great and is based on real history. Although it has been changed, it is understandable and the logic is indeed better than many books like this.

Super good-looking. There are very few Tomatoes where the male protagonist is a foreigner and he was during the First World War. It's good-looking. Germany during the First World War is very charming.

It talks about the legend of a ghost from another world possessing Wilhelm II, who took charge of Germany, reversed the situation, and finally won the battle. When I first read it, I just thought it was an ordinary and refreshing article. After reading it carefully, I found that its pattern and character are quite impressive. The little girl likes it very much

The overall evaluation is about 8.2. The foreshadowing is average, the main plot line is okay, and the subject matter is good. Since it is a new book by a newcomer, I will give it an 8.9 The main reason is that some things appear very suddenly and there is no foreshadowing in advance. However, the author has a very deep understanding of the war situation and Germany. He should have done detailed investigations or be engaged in related industries. Newcomers can eat it with confidence and there are less poisonous points. I feel that the overall evaluation is 8.5, And the newcomer evaluation is 9.1.

I've finished reading it. It's very good, but I feel that the writing in the United States is a bit too biased towards the Allies. It doesn't feel like the United States if it doesn't take advantage of the situation. What is the final outcome of the Red Army? This is what I am most worried about. I hope it will not be a tragic ending like kr.

It looks great, why are so few people watching it? [Thinking]

It's really good. There are no brainless parts, but it is fascinating with twists and turns. It's the best book on this subject I've ever seen. I hope you won't stop updating it! Update regularly every day! ! ! ! !

It's well written. This book is like the ideal world I had after reading German history (there is still a gap (dog head), but it lacks the core charm of the characters. I only recommend it with 4 stars. I hope the next book will be a charming book.

It looks good, Emperor William's kindness is not over yet [crying] The author should not make it so obvious when talking about redness, please change it quickly

The author describes the tactical concept, strategic layout, and war planning in detail. The tone of the article is serious and rational, and the writing method is more straightforward. Even though the historical war theme is not widely accessible, plus the writing style, a score of more than 7 points is quite normal [laughs]

Wow, you did a great job, 10 or even 9 out of 10 looks great.

If the author can finish this book without any bad endings, it will be a really good book. Well worth recommending and watching. It can be seen that the author is very careful. This is really a book. Nice book. Really hope more people can see him.

The story of the First World War in Germany is very well written, especially the inner portrayal of whether the United States will participate in it. The progress is a little fast. The overall story is very strong, and some of the details are deeply rooted in my heart. I hope the author will definitely complete it and ignore those malicious and slanderous comments.

It's partly real and very exciting at the same time, but while it's exciting, it's also rigorous.

Very nice looking, although there are some flaws, but they don't affect it. The summary is highly recommended. The author asks for points

I just saw the Fort Douaumont... I have something to say, it feels strange. The French army did not have the same shock as seeing the tank for the first time. Historically, the German army was too frightened to fight the weak Mark I for the first time. However, it felt strange that the French army still knew where to hit. But the book is really good.

This is the first time I read this kind of subject. I hope the author will indicate the number of people participating in the war at a time, as well as the material solution. Although the material is difficult to write, it feels like an infinite flow. Of course it looks great now. Just a suggestion