Red Alert: Start with a Mine, All Resources Depend on Grabbing

He is a warlord in Syria. The male protagonist is very good. He is ambitious and confident. He is bold and ruthless when dealing with the enemy. He is extremely dominant and exploitative. He has a cold personality and has the temperament of a hero. Kill decisively, the system red-alerts the base vehicle, and if you have money, you will explode the troops. A great batch, full marks. The plot after the invasion of Japan got worse and worse, the data didn't match up, and Che Zhulun's words were written repeatedly. The plot of Moji is abandoned.

A combination of accessibility and accuracy. The combined force of personal desires and national will. It may not be a very detailed text, but it is quite interesting. Think of it as a very good read about warlords fighting for hegemony. Chapter 392 has already used weapons of mass destruction in Tokyo. What else is there to say? Five stars are given to you, brother.

A well-written red alert article, relatively good I'm quite disappointed. I wanted to see the development, the main plot, the struggle for hegemony, the intrigues, the connections, and the connections, and it was covered in a thousand or two thousand words. In order to pick up girls, it was a design, a frame-up, and a show of strength in front of others. One plot can write more than ten chapters and tens of thousands of words. The Red Alert System is just for picking up girls. The layout is too small.

It's well written and looks smooth. It's just that the protagonist behaved like a white-eyed wolf in the past, always wanting to give up the book, but there are relatively few books of this kind, and there is nothing wrong with it, so I finished reading it without realizing it. Putting aside the previous character factors, I feel that a score of 8-8.5 Is possible.

The continuity is good, the text is smooth, the red alert system is integrated into reality, and it is reasonable.

It's good-looking, a decently entertaining story, non-toxic, and doesn't abuse the protagonist. Normally, it should be given four stars, but later on when I beat up the guy who was living a pretty good life, it really made people feel relieved, so I still gave it five stars. Although I don't have the bloody courage of the brother who 'burned the Yasukuni Shrine', in the spiritual world of this novel, I will never be stingy with five-star reviews.

There are all the poisonous points that should be expected in the early stage. When the commander goes to the front line, there is no woman who can't walk, and the development path of the violent soldiers is abnormal. In the mid-term, he quickly unified and became the president. If he didn't accept it, he would be indifferent to life and death and become a bulldozer in the Middle East. In the later period, he promoted the small life, attacked the ugly country, and made the topic a global public enemy, which made him feel more comfortable.

I have read dozens of Red Alert novels, and this is the only one that is closest to reality and has flesh and blood. Other Red Alert novels look like games and lack a sense of reality and immersion. This one is very good [like]

The level of this book is acceptable. The description of the enemy and ourselves in the book is clear and layered. You can see who is fighting whom and who is in whose army. The storyline is clear and coherent. It is very good. It is also a refreshing article worth recommending.

I give it full marks for the time being, mainly because the quantity is large and the food is full! The reason for some people's low ratings may be that the map copy is still in China and there is no intervention from foreign forces, which means that the progress is slow and it has not been released yet! I was mainly attracted by the previous details, and I also saw that the author wrote carefully from the beginning until after the "big cannon" appeared. The author seemed to have changed into a different person. He began to briefly cover the wars between some illegal armed forces, and only described some major wars that were representative of the government forces. In fact, many readers are anxious because of the fast food culture. However, in reality, the process of unifying various ministries to achieve national unification is very long. It actually took the First Emperor three generations, Genghis Khan half his life, and even our ancestors must have been more than ten years old. So even if the red alert intervenes, it should still take one or two years. Don't be too anxious! The following is the part that I don't like very much. In order to flesh out the detailed description of the twisted character and changes in human nature of a military leader who begins to transform into a dictator, the author used Japanese women, local indigenous people and past girlfriends to set off the story. Although I don't like it, I must admit that only such people are necessary for a real dictator! I look forward to opening a dungeon later and playing Israel and Meijiang.

The plot description is good, and the equipment has been readjusted according to reality, but the description of local armed forces in the Middle East is too strong. In terms of fighting will and fighting ability, they are comparable to those of Germany or Japan in World War II, and are not that powerful.

I really like watching it. Finally, I have a novel that I can read.

Find ways to keep the confidentiality of basic building construction, such as setting up a construction site fence to block the line of sight and satellite inspection during construction, virtual projection of the construction team, etc., So that it can be built quickly but people cannot notice that it is being built out of thin air.

The characters are more immersive, the details are well described, and the integration of system and reality is just right. I have just started reading it, and I don't know what the world view is. I hope the author can write about outer space in the future.

It's quite fun to watch, but I suspect that AI was used in some parts. One thing is emphasized three or four times. It's annoying to tell a story three or four times. It takes three or four chapters to emphasize one thing. For example, you spent at least four chapters talking about the fact that the United States cannot and cannot be fought. The benevolent sees benevolence and the wise see wisdom. Generally speaking, I still feel good about it.

Yes, it's well written overall, but you shouldn't take risks yourself.

The description is concise and the content is highly recommended!

The writing is smooth, the descriptions have a strong sense of picture, and the environment and situation have a strong sense of oppression and urgency. I look forward to reading this in the future.

It doesn't matter if it's an AI article or something else, but as far as I can tell, it's probably not an AI article at the moment. It's probably impossible to write that kind of clip in an AI article, and it doesn't look like it's too powerful, and it's pretty cool to watch.

Well written, but the score is a bit low

It's a farming story in military guise, don't worry about whether it's reasonable or not, it's just fun.

The two partners who appear in the first chapter of the protagonist's early stage of this novel are the protagonist's biological fathers. They give everything to others except their wives.

Just average. I feel like the rebels have been strengthened a bit too much. The bandits in the Middle East really don't have such strong combat power.

Although the protagonist's plot did not develop so quickly, the plot is still very stable. You can watch it. I hope the author will speed up the development of technology.

Kill decisively, kick the little days, punch Yingjiang, abandon your brain, enjoy the ultimate feeling of pleasure, it is a good way to pass the time

Not bad. I wrote it with my brain. It would be nice if the base car could be written as close to reality as possible.

Very beautiful, one of the best in Red Alert.

It was okay, but I skipped through the next 50 chapters. Because even if I jump to watch the plot, I can still follow it. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

It's appropriate to chat with you when I'm frosted and hollowed out, haha, you are (◍＞◡＜◍)

I haven't finished reading it yet, so I'll give it a five-star review first.