I’m in Syria, in the Middle East, Farming While Fighting Terrorism
人在中东叙利亚，我边种田边反恐
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- Ongoing
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- 896k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
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- 1d ago
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The game system for the Syrian war on Steam is quite similar in terms of plot and system mechanics. It's well-written.
I recommend a game called "Syrian Warfare," which is related to this book. [OK] Even if you're not politically competent, you still have to write it. I really dislike implementing this "Little East Asia University" project in that backward, godforsaken place in the Middle East, because it's too close to Europe, and Türkiye is right next door.
This military novel really suited my taste. The logic was sound, there weren't any major flaws, the characters were well-developed, and the focus on the Middle East was quite refreshing… Overall, it's a good book. 👍
Upon reaching Chapter 15, I realized the author's initial premise that the system couldn't be created out of thin air was clearly flawed. Based on reality, developing nuclear technology for survival is only possible under conditions of over 20 years of undisturbed existence.
Clear logic, not AI-generated, positive values, an excellent story that wouldn't normally appear on a tomato-shaped screen.
(Minus 1 star to avoid it being taken down) It's very detailed; the author has clearly done research on Syria, and it's one of the best written on Tomato. The main plot kicks in around chapter 50, and it even incorporates some Call of Duty characters, making it more and more interesting as you read.
A very good and rare book. Combating extremism is everyone's responsibility.
With a system and games as references, the author manages to write original storylines that are plausible and reasonable. The author doesn't resort to brute force without the system, and the research on real-world weapons is very clear. This makes the author a rare breath of fresh air in the world of game fanfiction.
The author seems to be Hui, which makes the book very engaging. Much of it is based on real-life experiences, and the author also uses humor to avoid being too realistic. To avoid getting banned, the author even uses puns. To be honest, this is the first time I've seen a book written from this perspective.
It's well-written, but it would be even better if the system could behave more discreetly. The story is supposed to be a slow-paced, developmental narrative, with a lot of information about equipment and organization, and various place and personal names have to be obscured, some even being homophones, so you don't know who they are... The biggest problem is that the updates are too slow.