Outpost from Another World: Iron Plow

Highly recommended! It's unbelievable that I can find such a high-level military article on 🍅. The pace is slow but the article does not have too much unnecessary elaboration. The plot is downplayed but wonderful. The appropriate description of details and the use of terminology make the article very harmonious. The description with not much pen and ink has a strong sense of picture, which can make people calm down and read carefully. The detailed movement outlines and simple behaviors are very expressive and vivid, and combined with a certain plot, the current character creation is very successful and very realistic. It is really an excellent and very sticky novel. I personally think that the sticky point is not the coolness of the modern army's technical and tactical crushing of the medieval magical world, but the meticulously polished novel that gives people an all-round sense of smoothness and naturalness [laughs]

I like it very much. I like it very much. It is one of the few novels about the political work of our army. If given time, it will become popular. This novel now has a hint of wild wolverine charm, but it's less of the cold, emotionless description and more humane. However, I still hope that the author can master the use of exclamation points in the writing process. For example, in the 09 high-flying dragon fight, the text alone using periods and commas is enough to create tension, but adding exclamation points is a bit weird. (Personal opinion only,) Overall it looks very nice, recommended for wall cracking!

He didn't spend a lot of pen and ink writing about the battle scenes, but he also wrote about the tragedy of the time, which is quite Liu's style.

In my short opinion, even if this kind of outpost faces the era of cold weapons, coupled with the large-scale infrastructure construction, it must at least have a brigade-level scope, and diplomatic relations have been formally established. Shouldn't negotiations be left to the diplomatic department? It would be inappropriate to have military representatives at the battalion level negotiate with other nobles [smile]

The first few chapters give people the impression that the setting is very rigorous and the presentation is very professional. It's far better than most tomato novels, but it's just a mental setting. The disadvantage is that it explodes too slowly, which is a bit unsuitable for tomatoes and more suitable for starting points.

Don't be fooled by the ratings. Bookworms recommend this book, which is definitely worth 9.6 Or above! Tomato should be a panda-level treasure trove of articles. The descriptions of military and political affairs are great. The ratings will definitely blind your eyes!

Military literature must be written by military fans. The description of the command system and the shaping of the image of the people's army are much better than those "people" summoned from the system. It is worth reading.

I won't comment on the military details, but at least I can't see too many loopholes, and he has written political work. People from other worlds are not mindless and peaceful. They all have their own scheming, which is more in line with the behavioral habits of dynastic nobles in the feudal era. Anyway, it looks great, please give me some good comments😡

It is very rare to find such a good book that describes the political work of the people's army in such detail. The content is not like a conventional alien exploration article, which is about the country's detailed survey and analysis of the alien world, and then directly rushes into the alien world with a large army. Instead, it starts with the preliminary base construction of a very unique medium-sized synthetic battalion to assist the alien empire to deal with the rebellion. I hope the author will continue to work hard and become a super boss with ten chapters a day😋😋😋

It's well written, much better than most novels that have their own portal and are handed over to the state, which is essentially the plot of Long Aotian. I just don't know how the author will handle the portal in the future, whether it will be permanently open or closed. Personally, I prefer a plot in which the portal will be closed in the future, just like the "Handbook of Conquest of Another World". I'm still used to novels having a beginning and an end.

It is very good. It describes the style of a plc in a different world, its strict discipline, its original intention to serve the people, the meticulousness of its political work, and the rigor and prudence of the decision-making body of a big country. The description of the war scenes in this book is very organized and has a certain degree of authenticity. At least as a non-military fan, I can imagine a battlefield in my mind.

It is hard to imagine that Tomato would have such a time-traveling article. The communication terminology is very concise, which is very friendly to friends who often read military news; the writing and ink describing various traditions of our army (such as pre-war mobilization, post-war guidance, staff operations, etc.) Are very rich; the organizational weapons appearing in the article are highly consistent with the reality of a few years ago, and the research is meticulous. All in all, it is a very good military deduction novel. This novel has some conflicts with the stereotyped reader influence of Tomato. For example, the scale of our military currently participating in the operation is only a specialized combined battalion, and the scale of enemy and friendly forces is not huge. It is different from the millions of troops in other novels. The plot is very slow, and the surrounding civilians are still being evacuated from the base at the beginning, while other novels are already attacking cities and plundering territory. Perhaps this explains to some extent why the reading volume is so low

It looks very good. It has a relatively detailed description of our army's political work and some tactical instructions. Compared with the articles about the army's establishment and coming to another world, I personally think it is a better article.

A good book. The combat details and political work are really well written. Especially the political game. It shows the foreign affairs work characteristics and strong principles of the alarm clock without using too much pen and ink. Military is an extension of politics. It is relatively rare for current domestic military novel writers to be able to recognize this and systematically show the political aspect in the text. Moreover, when it comes to shaping enemies and people from other worlds, we do not treat them as NPCs, but really write about real people, who are wise, purposeful and conscious, and can sum up experience and change tactics in time after military defeats. It's really well written, but don't let it end badly.

Very professional, very objective, not particularly serious, and just right. Both political and military aspects are well written. The author is quite obedient. Military fans can come in and discuss it. The military in another world is considered well written.

The author wrote a lot about the influence of our army in other worlds in the book. Now I think the author is likely to do something interesting in the future, such as the outbreak of a capitalist revolution after the development of productive forces, overthrowing feudal rule, and even a new democratic revolution and a local proletarian revolution. I don't know if the author will write so much. Anyway, I think there is a high probability that this kingdom will be overthrown later. Overall, it's hard-core and interesting. I guess the author is familiar enough with the People's Liberation Army in 2017 to use this background. It's really excellent. It should be no problem to get a score of 9 or above. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

The military terminology of this book is quite accurate, the flow of engagements is logical, and the plot so far is fantastic. The only shortcoming I have is that many of the adjectives have a strong AI flavor, but I think it can be solved after refinement (at least I automatically refined it cranially while reading hhh). Of course, my only hope for Tomato's military writing is that it doesn't end badly and that the book is not cut into pieces, and that I can only use this comment to inspire the author. Finally, I wish you all good health! Always victorious!

This book is absolutely beautiful, detailed and true. Most of the books on the surface are about modern armies, which are not organized, just like the soldier units circled by the mouse in the game.

It's very interesting. I've read many books of this type. But this article alone is outstanding. The depiction of the details of the war is very vivid, realistic and wonderful. And it also handles diplomacy very well. Well worth seeing

Not to mention anything else, the author is probably Uncle Badger's book friend, so I'll give him five stars [laughing evilly] Then I would like to make a small comment. Although Staff Officer Bai is more or less ruthless, I feel that the shaping is a bit too much at the moment. In the end, this book successfully washed away the psychological shadow of tomato gold mining left by the countdown. Thanks to the author for cooking the chaff.

As a retired Air Force veteran, I think the book written by the author is really good. I'm not very good at praising people, but I really like watching it! Reminds me of the glorious years in our unit [Like] [Like] [Like]

It's pretty good in every aspect, but I still prefer combat. There is also a long paragraph of thunder. I am exhausted after reading one chapter. I hope the author can optimize the length of the paragraph and divide the long paragraph into several smaller paragraphs to make it easier to read.

It was quite good to read it, the description is quite delicate, and the military description is also very detailed. I just don't know how high the author defines the magic of the other world? Will there be super-standard combat power? [Laugh]

Very good plot description, but did you, the author, run away? Why did you stop updating [crying] [crying]

I will ignore the setting of the female staff officer for now. I will treat it as overstepping my authority in the first few chapters and treat it as unchanged. It's not bad to put that aside for now.

The time travel story is very well written, but I think the character of Staff Officer Bai can be further optimized. Generally speaking, the supervisors of the first batch of expeditionary forces should have a bit of leadership qualities. The whole person who is pure and innocent feels like laying a minefield.

Overall, the military details are spot on and professional. But I hope that the background of the story will not be set in 18 years, but preferably after 24 years. Then the equipment will be more complete and advanced, at least there will be starry sky camouflage, 21 gun families and 21 armors. There is no need to worry too much about leaks. Baishi has already leaked the display board data, so just fill it in.

The modern army travels through another world. This is the best book I have ever read. Regarding the description of the People's Liberation Army and the rigor of exploring other worlds, this is the logic of normal thinking. The author is very careful in this aspect. Come on, author, please, please don't be a eunuch [face covering]

The writing is very good, and the instructor is very attentive in describing it. However, the detection level in the past 17 years is not even as good as in 2007. In 1985, the army began to use drones to carry out low-altitude reconnaissance of Vietnamese artillery positions. Now it is difficult to use a 4-axis drone.

Judging from the previous chapters, it can be regarded as a very high-quality time travel article on Tomato. The data and wording are very professional and clear, fully demonstrating the seriousness and details of the army, and it is in strong contrast with other time-travel calling mom streams! The future is promising! Why do all the five-star reviews still have 6-point reviews [what] [what]