The Commander of the Comprehensive Comic "Rising Flame" Begins

It's quite interesting. The cruelty of the war is written out, but it has a bit of a Germanic superman flavor. The five-man team's surprise attack of 100 kilometers and return to the German defense line is still too supermodel. Such top talents are a bit overqualified to be only a squad leader [face covering]. I look forward to the follow-up. It's a slap in the face, right? [Holds face] I just said that the update is slow and the World War II chapter is finished in fifteen chapters at the speed of light. The author has done a great job. I look forward to the follow-up. To be picky, the external description of the World War II movie is quite good, but there is very little psychological description of the protagonist. He is numb at one moment, full of desire for survival, and compassionate at other times. In fact, during the period of the anti-travel period in the rear, he could slow down and write more about the inner struggle of the protagonist: the frontline is where the intensity of the battle is so intense that it is difficult to be confused. When the rear is arranged to clean up such an easy task every day, there should be time to reflect. Now the protagonist described by the author in the World War II movie has the feeling of a puppet on the strings. Everything else is very good

Not bad, not bad. It's really good-looking. At first, I thought I would just skip the previous wars and start writing daily stories directly. I didn't expect that the author would describe the wars in detail and then transition to daily life. Not bad, not bad.

God, few novels can make me so excited. Friedheim, an idealist, a person who hated war and fascism, was transformed into a killing machine by the war he hated most. His soul remained in Stalingrad forever, and finally, he made his curtain call on the building symbolizing fascism. William, a soldier who was initially loyal to the empire and loyal to honor, witnessed the death of his companions and the fragility of his life during the war, and began to question the empire and the honor he was loyal to. Finally, under the Berlin Tower, he met his closest brother, his brother who liked to play the piano, and his brother who was transformed into a killing machine. He survived the war and died in the war. He survived carrying the lives of his companions. He will warn people of the horror of war, and he will forever commemorate his companions. Shen Lian, a lost traveler, a man who strayed into war, a kind man, a brave warrior, an immortal ghost, and a brutal executioner I'm looking forward to the author's follow-up. It's very exciting. Currently, there are 77 pictures, 15 chapters a day. You are simply a superman. I think this book will develop very well even from the starting point, and the writing is great. The World War II chapter is simply too strong. I hope it can continue to maintain this quality [like] (I wrote a lot, don't block it from me)

Five stars, must be five stars. It's great. I haven't seen such a good book for a long time. As for the main character's identity as a World War II veteran, most authors just skip over it, and the writing always lacks that flavor. But the author is really powerful, not just ordinary. Not only does he clearly explain the transformation of the character's image, but the previous World War II alone can open a historical novel, which is quite excellent. With only one prequel story, I can be sure that the author's subsequent comprehensive comic plot is definitely not an ordinary product, and must be an excellent work. I want to hear the praise from the entire Internet. I update six times a day, sometimes 20 times. I declare that the author is the myth of tomato history.

The first volume at the beginning, the novice mission World War II, is so vividly described, and an ordinary person is trained into a war machine. As a commander in a comprehensive comic, it can be said that there is no more suitable novice mission than this. Iron, blood and fire, tempering people into steel. With so many comprehensive comic novels I have read so far, this is also unique and makes people feel more reasonable. The name of commander is by no means like a house-playing game in those novels that are designed to satisfy readers. The entire first volume, even if it is taken out as a short story, it would still be a pleasure.

Just writing the underlying logic and description of the war at the beginning is already great. It is also great to describe this part in my heart. The moral bottom line collapses bit by bit, the mind is twisted bit by bit, and the final self-end has an epic flavor. For such a person with post-war trauma, he is placed in the campus culture of modern Japan with a strong sense of tearing apart! What should be the question of the author's writing style and historical level? The emotions and characters are also very full. It is a masterpiece that I personally think is very high. I look forward to the following chapters.

It is very well written and can only be described in one word, absolutely, it was written perfectly during World War II. And the front is a very good anti-war novel. A complete description of the cruelty of war. I'm just a little curious about how to write the anime in the future? I hope it will be done soon

Originally, I was attracted to read it by the title of the comprehensive comic, but I didn't expect that I first went through the so-called "first-hand tutorial" and then came to the comprehensive comic. The author described the war very well, and the psychological description of the characters was also good.

Shennong has tasted it, and it has great potential. Some of it is written along the narrative of the movie, and some of it is adapted by the author, which is very good. [Eat melon] I don't know if the author can keep up with the latest news, but for the sake of the empire, you must keep writing, Das ist ein Befehl! [Sinister smile]

It's very interesting. The cruel description of the battlefield is very realistic. The escape process of the five protagonists has a feeling of survival in the wilderness, but it is more cruel and the writing is very concise. I think it only has more than 10 chapters now, but I feel that the content is better than the 20 or 30 chapters written by other authors. I hope the author can keep writing!

This book can be said to have great potential. It not only writes about the cruel environment of cannibalism on the battlefield and the struggle of human nature under war.

When reading this book, I felt suffocated. The cruelty of war is well described. The World War II chapter of this book is particularly well written. From the afternoon till midnight, I finally finished reading the World War II chapter. I felt like I had a World War II dream, but the emotional drama behind it was weird. However, the author is really good at writing about war. Come on, author! I still want to watch it! ! ! I want to watch Call of Duty! ! ! [Laughing evilly][Like][Like][Like] Let's give it four stars. I just feel it's a little awkward and weird. Maybe it's because of my value constraints. Some things are different from what the protagonist and the author think. I personally don't like RPK16's approach. The author likes people like RPK16. I'm just the opposite, so I feel weird. But the author will update it soon! I also want to watch the war plot! [Like] [Like] [Like] (Later I read the third volume and changed it to five stars)

I have finished reading the first volume. It is very complete and deserves this rating. I haven't read the following fan content yet. There can't be any former comrades/weapons that have been transformed/anthropomorphized. All these brothers who have been through life and death will be tortured by your life and death, right? After the war, PTSD can only be used as a condiment, when the consequence of the underlying logic is the continuous decline of the protagonist's image, exposing the sad nature.

The first volume will be completed immediately after the first volume is written. The next few volumes will be written as new ones. The score of this book will definitely be 9 points. Although the first volume has an AI flavor, it is really well written. The test of war on human nature and the degradation of reason are described in a very realistic way. It also reflects that Germany has completely lost its humanity under the influence of fascism and extreme nationalism. In the end, Hans's self-destruction brought to an end this war story that centered on the loss of self and humanity and was mixed with absurdity. In summary, you can read the first volume

The war part is amazing. It is so well written. The depression, cruelty and "transformation" of war are all reflected one by one, including the protagonist's PTSD after returning and the process of being unable to integrate into daily life. (But what I care more about is that I have just been out of the war for a few days. Why don't you lock yourself for a year to see if there is any improvement? Try again. If it doesn't work, return to the war) However, the comic part is not satisfactory. Although the protagonist is a superman who fights all over the Eastern Front, but one moment it is about the war itself (the protagonist is just a machine transformed by the war, why do you say that he is the war itself). The next moment is the king, and he looks like an ant. It is a bit too middle-class or even slightly sugary. But combined with the protagonist's mental illness, it is a little weird and reasonable? All in all, it's still worth watching and highly recommended.

It's okay. It's a slow-paced description of war, but when can I summon the characters? [Thinking] Damn it, what you wrote is really good, but who is the good guy who took World War II as a novice mission? It's a bit overwhelming, but the author's portrayal of the characters is the best among the books I've read. The portrayal of the war is very immersive. I'm looking forward to the plot of the comic in the future and hope to maintain this high level.

First of all, Happy New Year🥳🧨everyone The author is simply superhuman, with frequent updates, good writing and three-dimensional characters (the World War II chapter in the first volume is amazing, and the main characters are brought to life), and the logical chain is complete. The most important thing is that the author spent a lot of time to reset the second volume. It is not a "stitched romance romance" novel in the stereotypical sense, but rather a "documentary" literature that makes the character settings of the comics real. (If you want to experience it, you can read the second volume) The "Complex" section is also great, with a protagonist who "absolutely loves" her and a rebellious team who is willing to follow the protagonist "until the end of hell" (RPK-16 is a yandere "bad" woman with good character😋) Finally, I am very much looking forward to the follow-up development. Come on, author🥰

A very good book, overall a fine product The first volume of World War II really describes the cruelty of the Eastern Front battlefield. After the reset of the second volume, my evaluation is that it is okay. It can be read as a transition, or even skipped directly. I look forward to returning to the battlefield in the third volume. Regarding the part about Rising Flames, the author said that the protagonist of the European war is Duo Goose Fang, and it seems that there is no chance for those who want to watch the East Asian part. I will probably mention it twice at most. This book can be said to be the author's sword that he had hidden for many years but was once unsheathed. I look forward to the follow-up performance after the manuscript is saved and updated.

Although the score is a bit low, it is very interesting. When I read the title of the book, I was thinking that I haven't seen Wire Wire in a long time. After reading the introduction and reading the manga, I was very interested. It was very interesting to read the article. The protagonist clearly understands the war. It has been a long time since I saw the German army on the Eastern Front. But I was worried about how to make a comprehensive comic in the future, and suddenly I thought of a book I had read before in which the protagonist with PTSD became a drug war god. I hope it doesn't suck at the back and fits the protagonist in the front.

It's awesome. The Eastern Front battlefield part in the front really drew me into that world (I haven't had this feeling in Yangshizi for a long time). The contrast in the whole story in the back is also very big, but it hasn't been developed yet. I don't know what will happen next. I'm actually quite curious. But as far as the previous World War II part is concerned, this book is totally worth reading.

The author writes very well. I never understood the sequelae of war at first. It was later discovered that it was forced paranoia and depression. But for me I probably have a little bit of that as well. So I understand. [Learned] [Learned] [Learned] But the author's description of the pain is a bit exaggerated. I have broken bones, dislocated bones, and performed hand injuries. In fact, it was not that painful. In fact, the pain caused by the stretching of the tendons was more painful, but I would not say anything. [Eat melon] But the author's writing is really good, and he has written down all the sequelae of war that ordinary people do not understand. It's just that the protagonist feels a bit too strong [eating melon] and feels a lot stronger than others (both in terms of physical fitness and reflexes), but it's still very good! Great support!

For now, we can write a lot about the current world of our fathers. The protagonist transforms in order to survive, the second male and third supporting characters, and the different camps in the middle period describe the transformation in order to survive. There is also the cruel environment of the battlefield and the compromises that test human nature. The perseverance of will is all of a high level. The only shortcoming is that there are not enough chapters. The supporting characters are not just supporting roles. Every character They all have their own story lines, which are of a very high level so far, and there are also foreshadowings that will be revealed later. As for the full text of the touching clips, there are not many at the moment. There may be some in the daily world in the future, because now it is just about surviving on the cruel battlefield, regardless of the camps of both sides. In Tomato, there are not many books in the comprehensive battlefield series that can be read, and they are worth recommending.

Shocking! Perfect! Marvelous! This is the most shocking war novel I have ever read in my life. I can't describe it in words. I can only say that it is not a simple war book, but it reveals anti-war and the collision of new era civilization and old era. It has no so-called protagonist halo, only a few lonely souls being carried forward by the tide of the times!

A book that blew me away. Not only did the author not skip the war scene, but he used delicate brushstrokes to depict a lifelike war scene. Everyone has their own soul and thoughts. To depict the cruelty and ruthlessness of war?

The first volume is well written and the supporting characters are fleshed out. Perhaps the protagonist's various desperate situations are a bit exaggerated, but it is understandable and the cruelty of war is relatively real. It's hard to hold on, and I can't hold it anymore since the second volume. Although I said I made dumplings just for this dish of vinegar. But I told the truth. At first, I thought he was summoning Friedheim. The feeling of fragmentation in the first and second rolls is too serious Shen Lian had died in the first volume and was buried in Berlin with his comrades. The protagonist of the second volume is just a person resurrected by the system who has the memory of Shen Lian.

It's absolutely beautiful, the writing is very good, and the number of updates today is absolutely incredible. I saw Tomato is online, it's so awesome, and each character has his own path to go, and everyone's different destiny is clearly known. The whole read is very smooth.

Yes, it's very interesting. The content about the Soviet-German war is very interesting and quite real. However, after the comic has more than 100 chapters, I still have to read the protagonist's struggle in the war. I can only say that it's urgent. It's not enough at all. I want to read the content of the later comic [laughs]

War is a game between big men using people as currency. There is no choice in currency and no choice in chess players. The loser loses everything. The real winner is only the war itself. I've probably finished reading the first volume, and I found that the author's writing about war and people is very good, without too many obtrusive aspects, the whole is coherent, and the characters are vividly created. Unfortunately, it is still far from a masterpiece. For example, some supporting characters are not vivid enough, the environment is not coordinated enough, and the details of specific wars are lacking (compared to celebrity masterpieces). I hope that the author can continue to work hard and strive to write his own good works that can be signed with his own name.

Five stars only for the author who told us that there is a limit on sending Tomato articles in one day. The writing is very good. Very suitable for military fans. Even novices can experience the feeling of pleasure. If we watch some TV series, they would be very suitable for our kind of physique. [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration] The author is God. 23 Chapters a day.

It's great. It's beautifully written during the Second World War. It almost makes you feel like you're personally witnessing the protagonist step by step on his way to becoming a war machine. When I returned to the comic book world, I thought the writing was a little pretentious. However, the author directly updated Chapter 21 in order not to affect our reading as much as possible. It opened my eyes to me knowing that there is a word limit in one day. I think the flaws outweigh the flaws, and this is a novel worth reading.