The Multiverse Commander Who Rose with the Flames

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!