World War II: Supreme Allied General
二战：盟军特级上将
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 重生美国空军五星上将Alternate title on Fanqie
1.1kChapters
2.9kReads
6.4Score
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Why does a general always fly fighter planes to the front line himself? Why is he trying to be a personal hero? He is not responsible for the soldiers under his command, nor is he responsible for the overall situation? Still a cuckold bitch
It's so good, it took me 2 days to read it The story is very rich (I think) In the early stage, the protagonist is invincible in the sky on the battlefield. He ranks first in the world with his legendary record of shooting down 512 aircraft, sinking 3 aircraft carriers, and destroying 1 city without losing a drop of his own blood. In the later stage of the protagonist, there is no power in the court to match him. He has the highest prestige in the sea, land and air + the master of the military-industrial complex + the old boss of the CIA + the big brother of the Intelligence Bureau + the profit distributor of the Federal Reserve. It doesn't matter whether he is the president or not. The forces under his command are actually the bosses behind the scenes in the United States, and the protagonist is the real master behind the scenes in the United States.
The level of AI used in this book is very good. Although the content is somewhat redundant, the overall quality has not dropped too much. On the contrary, the author's update speed has been greatly improved, which can be regarded as a good balance between quality and quantity.
It's pretty, and it feels cool to hang. The protagonist's plug-in during war is super controllable and does not cause damage in bloody battles. After the war, the plug-in is that even with the dovish style, the entire Air Force obeys orders, technology accelerates, and everything goes well. What follows in Chapter 260 is just beautiful. Aerospace, America should just do this honestly and stop messing around.
It's okay, it's fused, it's not just one person with two souls
It looks good, but I feel like I am still watching Todai. Of course, this should be an alien version of Todai. Because it is impossible for such a figure to appear in the United States, and the system has been locked up.
Just praise the author for the update speed and quality. Whether the plot is exciting or not, please support it! Come on, come on, come on
The United States is described as too powerful. The United States was not that magical after World War II and took many detours on many international issues. If there really was such a person who could unify thoughts and provide far-sighted guidance, the first Soviet Union would have disintegrated long ago, and the second Eastern University would never be able to develop.
I don't understand why the rating is so low! , This is the only one of the several books I have read that gets better and better as I read it. Today I casually read more than 800 chapters, so I will post a book review!
It's very nice to read, but because of its stance, I can't give this book a high score.