I'll *****

I enjoyed reading it. This is the author of historical novels who respects history the most I have ever seen. There is no system or other god-like things, and there is no large-scale revision of history. At the same time, the descriptions are also very accurate. Whether it is the life-and-death fight on the ground, the strategizing of the generals in the battle camp, or even the descriptions of the rear transportation lines and factories, they are all detailed, vivid and realistic. The group portraits and personal descriptions in the book are also lifelike. In general, if you don't care about the author's historical revisions, this book can be read as a text version of "The Great Patriotic War" (Oh Nei Gai, one update a day is really not enough 😭😭😭)

The description is very wonderful, showing the cruelty of war. And how a 'latecomer' uses his wisdom and all the resources at hand to fight against the torrent of history

It's quite interesting, I suggest you keep writing.

Very good, but I don't know if there is a female protagonist

It feels very good to look at it

A soul from the afterlife who fought tenaciously at the Brest Fortress

No one knows your name, but your achievements will last forever.

Good books are read by few people, so they appear to have low ratings, because this type of subject matter is easy to promote and has little traffic.

It's very innovative and the content is realistic. It's worth reading.

Good, good, very good

It feels really good

Very real, detailed description

Now that I've seen it, I think it's pretty good, but I don't know if I'll continue watching it in the future.

Can Gavrilov become a marshal in command of a large front in the future, from the battlefields of Eastern Europe to the August Storm?

A surreal World War II history book, very interesting.

A very good book worth recommending

The writing is closer to reality. I don't feel like there's anything special about the protagonist yet, but the Soviet-German battlefield is really not a place where any time traveler can make trouble on his own. The protagonist's change of equipment was a flash in the pan, and then nothing happened.

The writing is logically clear and the description is delicate. It is a rare good book. But this review of Tomato is really The second brush is completed.

Very well written. After that, will the protagonist lead an armored division, a motorized composite division, or?