[Farming + slow burn + Western fantasy + multiple races + System]
[Not a power fantasy]
Qi Ming, an Eastern European battlefield veteran weary of war, thinks he can leave the front for good once he finishes the last four weeks of his contract. But thanks to a rookie's blunder, he dies in an absurd ammunition depot explosion.
When he opens his eyes again, he finds himself bound to the cold voice of a “Cannon Fodder System” and transmigrated to Erathia, a secondary world filled with swords and magic.
Unlike other transmigrators, he gains no dazzling magic and gets no ancient divine artifact.
What he inherits is an entire modern military logistics base, carried with him as a result of a spacetime chain reaction.
It's pretty good. The reserve of military knowledge is the key point, but even if you don't have it, it doesn't matter. Just know what it is. Then there is the characterization, which I personally feel is pretty good, for a newcomer. The writing style is still good. Although AI is used, the manual aspect is good. If the author persists and gets better later, and the plot is not bad, the score should be more than seven points. If the previous part is revised, it should be more than eight points. At present, I agree with this non-shuang different world novel. The above is just my personal opinion. I am not an old bookworm. I just follow my feelings. If you have other ideas, express them yourself and don't criticize others.
Although there is some use of AI, this is a very rational book, but the description of the protagonist's character in the early stage is a little sparse, and there are some military highlights, but those are very fine details and do not affect normal consumption. Overall, it's pretty good. There are very few other world stories with brain text, but there's just too little written about it [smiles]
Still pretty good.
The first 30 chapters look good so far, but I'm curious as to why the protagonist is in the European theater at the beginning [I understand]