World War II: With the Script in Hand, I Built an Armored Division from Scratch
二战：手握剧本，我编造装甲师
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 445k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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Other names
- World War II: Scavenging on the Eastern Front二战：我在东线捡破烂Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for Novels About Manufacturing and Industry.
Start a factory, make cars and phones, build chips, and develop technology. Novels about taking the industrial route
Any Hard-Core Military Fiction?
Any Hard Science Fiction That’s So Technical You Can’t Understand It?
Are there any hard science novels? The kind that are difficult to understand.
Any Books About Heavy Industry or Advanced Technology? No Beginner-level Stories, Please.
Don’t come recommending school stories that use science and technology just to show off. Don’t recommend anything without technical specs and comparisons. (Even if the System’s data doesn’t match reality, it’s fine as long as it makes sense within the novel.)
A Masterpiece About Nazi Germany in World War II
I want content similar to "Reborn in Germany: From Police Officer to Kingpin." Give me all the acclaimed masterpieces about World War I and World War II that you have!
Looking for Warship Novels
Books About Germany in World War II
Germany in World War I would be fine too. Let me see the glory of the German Empire.
Looking for a Book About Fighting on the Front Lines as a German Soldier, Preferably Without a System
Books About Germany in World War II
Are there any books about World War II Germany, where someone transmigrates into a German figure from that era?
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The plot is roughly about the protagonist transmigrating into a book's world set against the backdrop of World War II, enduring the author's endless malice, and then surviving by modifying his words through various entries. So far, the plot flows smoothly without many hiccups, which is unusual for a new author. I think it's a very enjoyable book, and I hope the author continues to write well.
It's a great read. The premise is much more novel than other WWII stories, and the rich details make you feel like you're right there in the world. I saw some comments saying it's like an AI-generated work; whether that's true or not, I still recommend you check it out.
It's a very good work. Many plot points seem like death traps, but the characters somehow manage to escape. It doesn't feel like mindless hack-and-slash or a game where you're constantly being overwhelmed. Instead, it feels like you're surviving a famine, creating a strong sense of urgency.
Overall, it's a novel worth following along with. I hope the author can keep updating it. To be honest, not many people are reading this genre right now. Currently, Tomato is filled with all sorts of wish-fulfillment novels, where the author seems to want to burn petitions to the heavens and the Jade Emperor in the very first chapter, and argue with everything and everyone.
Keep up the good work, author! This is a really good WWII novel. I hope you write more novels like this. I just wonder if there will be a post-WWII storyline, where the protagonist rallies his former allies to rebuild his power after the fall of the Third Reich. If that's the case, it would be very interesting. It's really good, author, please finish it!
Actually, so many things happened that the subordinates would worship the protagonist as a divine messenger. One or two unscientific events could be attributed to chance, but so many unscientific events could create a new religion. 🤦
It's a good book, although it has some minor flaws, such as the possible use of AI assistance to suppress combat power. However, like the "Traitor" tanks built in the protagonist's arsenal, it's still quite good.
This is the best book I've ever read about World War II, with its imaginative and exquisitely written style that makes the scenes feel like they're being recreated! 👍👍👍👍👍 It's just that the author updates too slowly to avoid padding the content!
Many people read only a short section and were immediately hooked by the protagonist's overpowered abilities, so they quit the book. But the captivating plot is what truly makes it worthwhile. It's like eating. The first bite is a little too hot, but the second bite reveals its deliciousness. You keep eating, one bite after another, unable to stop. 😄
Well written! It's a rather novel genre within World War II fiction. The first few chapters might be a bit depressing, but it gets quite enjoyable as the protagonist develops. Keep it up, author! We support you!