At the Beginning, There Is a Little Policeman from the Middle East, and at the End, There Are Five Permanent Members and One More Permanent Member.

The Syrian War game system on Steam has similar plot and system mechanics. Very well written.

Recommend a game "Syrian warfare", which is related to this book [OK] If the politics are not up to par, we still have to write hard. I really don't like the "Little East Big" plan in that backward ghost place in the Middle East, because it is too close to Mr. Ou, and Türkiye is next door. The CIA can definitely tell what the protagonist wants to do from his behavior. The East Congress was questioned by the United Nations about whether to send intervention forces. Judging from the geographical location of Syria, your licking of Dongda is like "Japan licking the United States". Let's see if the protagonist's behavior is exactly the same as that of Japan.

After reading Chapter 15, I found that the system the author set up at the beginning cannot be created out of nothing. This idea is obviously wrong. Based on reality, only when it can give you no one to disturb you for more than 20 years, can you develop nuclear technology to save your life. In fact, based on the current situation in the Middle East, you must have hypersonic missile interception facilities and medium-range ballistic missiles to ensure that you become a regional power, otherwise you will be like Iran and kill people. On this basis, the red alert system is necessary, and missile interception facilities are also needed on top of this. This is something that red alert technology does not have and requires system rewards. But after reading the comments, I found that it was changed later, so I'll look at it again.

This is a military novel that suits my taste. It has smooth logic and no poisonous points. The characters are well drawn and the plot focuses on the Middle East which is quite new... All in all, it is a good book [Like]

The logic is clear. It is not an AI article. It has three correct views. It is an excellent article that I don't want to see in Tomato.

Very good and rare book. It is everyone's responsibility to combat extremism.

(Dub one for fear of being removed from the shelves) The writing is very detailed. The author has obviously researched Syria. The writing is very good in Tomato. The plug-in officially kicks off around Chapter 50, with some Call of Duty characters thrown in. The more you watch it, the more interesting it becomes.

With the system and the game as a reference, the author can write the original plot in a reasonable way. If he doesn't have the system in hand, he won't eat beef and explode the troops. The research on the weapons in reality is also very clear. It can be regarded as one of the few 🍅 game fans. In addition, The group owner usually discusses the plot with everyone, and everyone can actively participate in the creation. The bad news is that I just received the news before posting this book review: Steam has removed "Syrian War" from the shelves. The employees of Maowan Club have also just learned the news, and everyone is waiting for a reply.

It seems that the author is from the Hui ethnic group. It is very interesting, and many of them have actual references. Moreover, the author also uses some jokes to avoid being too realistic. In order to prevent the author from entering a dark room, the author also uses homophonic jokes to attract me. To be honest, this perspective attracts me. This is the first time I have read about the Gulf War, or the African continent. There are very few stories about local chickens or Pakistanis. It is very fresh. Moreover, the author has also written about the Hui Orthodox Church and the Orthodox Church in his country. Before, he only had a relative understanding of Puritanism.

The subject matter is very novel, but I think the role played by the system and the environmental conditions in the article need to be written more. It is a bit abrupt, but overall it is good. So far, the biggest problem is the combination of system and development. I personally feel that it is a bit stiff. You can change the system to make aid appear in a more reasonable way.

This is the first time I have seen a book that describes the Middle East like this. It gives me a new perspective to understand the Middle East. It is very interesting [like][like][like]

I'm also here to give myself a rating [face covering]

It's well written, but it would be better to make the system performance more low-key. The rhythm of the text is a slowly developing one. There are a lot of introductions to various equipment and establishments, and the names of various places and people have to be blurred. Some of them are not even homophones, and I don't know who they are... The biggest problem is that the update is too slow. There is only a small amount of content in one chapter, and the update is still too perfunctory. I read more and more, but your writing style is really hard to describe, too watery, and I don't even know what you wrote after one chapter, and I don't even bother to read it. The writing is messy and has no main line. If it weren't for the fact that there weren't too many people writing this kind of article, I'd really be too lazy to follow it. Tired of watching

Very good war article, it made me drive the self-destruct truck a little faster, it must be the machine spirit.

Among the tomatoes, they are considered to be the better batch... The writing style is also very good... So far it doesn't seem to be poisonous! So far, it's still highly recommended!

The writing style is very strong, surpassing 95% of Tomato novels. There is a problem when the system changes those buildings. It doesn't matter if you are weak now, but when you become strong in the future, the satellites in the sky will stare at you. The writing is too dry.

It's rare, it's so rare, you can find gold in ten miles. Even if it's not gold, it's still silver. Damn it's so rare. As long as there are no messy things in the follow-up, it will definitely be above 8 points [laughs]

It is very interesting and eye-catching. It is rare that the system does not occupy a large space in the text. Other books before have made people wonder, is it the regime of the system, the regime of the protagonist, or the regime of the people? Others simply copy local experience without making any modifications, regardless of whether this set of policies is suitable for the local area or whether it will cause backlash. This book allows people to understand Syria from a different perspective. It makes people feel comfortable when reading it. I have read about the revolution in a small country before, and it is exactly the same. Wearing a red coat and doing plunder, the people are ignorant, the protagonist is sacred, and he will kill the whole family at every turn. Governing the country relies on the system, the army relies on the system, and people's livelihood depends on the system. And then we have to write about how great and foresighted the protagonist is.

I haven't seen such a good-looking article for a long time since I came to Tomato. Especially when many people on Tomato don't understand the technical equipment they write about, it seems that the author's knowledge level is much higher than them.

Very nice! It's not the kind of mindless book, it's more realistic. It's also not the kind of book where the main character is very selfish. It has a system, but it doesn't make it a flat review. Anyway, I like this kind of book the best.

It's very nice, and I feel like I had a good time in Iron Blood before.

Very nice. It felt a bit frustrating in the early stage, but... It was after all the villagers started moving to the new site that things improved greatly and they started to feel better.

Pull the wire haha ​​🤚😃🤚 F⚡Start power transport

There were more than 200 people. As an individual with only grassroots military experience in the mysterious country, I couldn't tell the secrets, so it felt lively. This book is a relatively hard-core and realistic military text. As a fantasy-theoretical military text, the hard-core point of this book is human logic. The behavior is relatively realistic (supported by data, at least in theory, it is achievable, and it is not a set of anti-war sacred texts. It can be seen that the author also hates anti-war sacred texts). The golden finger effect is not so exaggerated, and I prefer the embellishment of international things (too much is documentary, hydrology, too little, the background is not rich enough, and the characters are not three-dimensional). In summary, it's okay.

Highly recommended, this kind of novel can be found on Tomato

It looks great. The Syrian war and COD have been added to the Middle East world. I just don't know if there will be a nuclear explosion in London [laughter]

It's so beautiful. The information is detailed and the author has put in a lot of effort. It's very smooth to read. It's not sloppy and makes you feel immersed. As long as it doesn't collapse, it's an absolute fairy grass level. It's just too little. I hope there will be more updates.

The protagonist travels through the Syrian civil war in the early stages of the film. Goldfinger is similar to the red alert system, but it is more conservative and realistic. 🍅I've seen too many pseudo-human protagonists, and I was so happy to suddenly see a normal human protagonist. Five-star praise.

This theme is actually quite good, but I hate the system, so I have to give up on it, which is a pity.

It looks so good, I don't want a eunuch at all! ! !