World War II: The Forbidden Zone

A truly hidden good book, the writing is not bad, better than most newcomers on Tomato, and it is very comfortable to read. There are no big problems with the details, and the psychological description is also very good. The characterization of the characters is also good, and the description of the unknown environment and creatures is also very interesting. At least it feels a little chilly and despairing to watch. The protagonist also has his own growth path. In short, it is a rare good book.

It's a very good book, but I feel strange that I searched for Warhammer and found it. I suggest you change your name. If you don't change your name to something like Cthulhu, others will be able to search for your name. Normally not many people search for you. This should be the result of the mysterious area because the name system assigned you to the anti-war area.

As one of the few real-person reviews of this book, let me tell you my opinion about this book. The subject matter is very good. The protagonist travels through World War II and drives a Tiger tank to fight against those strange creatures. However, there are many shortcomings and poisonous points. The first and biggest problem is that the protagonist always talks about his girlfriend, which affects the perception. He misses his girlfriend at every turn. Why, can't live without a girlfriend? There is also the plot where the supporting actor disappears and meets the Soviet soldiers in the forest. To be honest, the plot is really messy. It is told in a mess. It is difficult to remember the names of foreigners, and it is written like nonsense. There is also the issue of fun. Is there anything else that is more fun besides the tiger style? I have read more than 80 chapters and still haven't seen any outstanding advantages in the protagonist. There is no other protagonist in the time-travel novel who has a superb IQ, and there are no cheats that are incredible. All his abilities are left behind by the owner of the original body. I can't imagine how to deal with these weird things with the technology of World War II without the cheats. Forget it, let's leave it like that. For the sake of this book helping me pass the boring day's journey, give me a four-star encouragement.

AI thimble, identified as Hakimi's knuckles turning white due to stone throwing. Three points for AI and 1 point for subject matter.

It's very beautiful, the writing is good, the plot is well organized, the unknown horror of facing the supernatural is revealed bit by bit, the grand world view is laid out smoothly, the combination of supernatural encounters and war is also good, I am very much looking forward to the next development. I hope it won't be interrupted. I've wanted to see a work on this subject for a long time.

This is the first time I read this type of article. The author writes well.

It is a very good novel about World War II and the Grammar series. It does not use a lot of weird and vague vocabulary like other novels of the same type. Rather, it is described objectively from the perspective of the protagonist. The original sense of despair on the battlefield is greatly enhanced.

The combination of Cthulhu and World War II is good The author is considering pushing it to Douyin, using AI to generate videos or pictures, and then using AI to explain and subtitle it.

The subject matter is relatively new, and the author's writing is good. If you ask, he will usually reply. I feel it has great potential 👍👍👍

Invincible, really this book, I read it in one sitting