World War: Battleship Arms Dealer

It's so beautiful, pure AI writing, and the technological level of the entire timeline is constantly changing. I wrote a paragraph over and over five or six times, repeating it again and again with the same meaning in the mouths of different characters. It's like a piece of green vegetables chewed in one person's mouth for a long time and then passed to another person. There are also changes in technological levels. We in Germany had six-axis CNC machine tools in 1905. This book is so good. The author is simply a pure historian. Don't ask me why I gave it five stars, because if I don't give it five stars, you won't be able to read my review.

I don't understand why such a good book has such a low rating. The author writes very professionally, especially the details are handled very well, and the writing style is also delicate enough. Most writers of military novels cannot do these things. It may also be because it is more professional and the details are written so well that there are relatively few comments. After all, most people don't understand it very well. In short, this is a very good military novel.

Overall, it's a very nice book. Although it's a refreshing read, it's not always mindless. The plot of the story is also reasonable, there will be no outrageous plots, and the protagonist also has a very clear purpose, and there will be no situation where you don't even know what you are doing until the end. There are flaws, but it makes sense. Why build an ironclad ship in the early stage? Why buy technology later? (These can be said to be simply more advanced in design, or technological breakthroughs in certain key technologies such as gas turbines and radars that are far ahead of the times are also possible). As mentioned in the article, technology is not linear, but leaps and bounds, so overall it is quite good to watch. He also wrote about the little people in the war and their insignificance in the catastrophe of the war. He also wrote that war is not just about fighting and killing. The calculation of interests in war, the weighing of pros and cons, and the compromise and tolerance of power. Accurately control the timing and seize opportunities in every change in the world structure. In this way, you can get the money, technology, development space and time you want, and let people see that war is not linear, but diverse, so in my opinion it is a very good novel. Still worth recommending. It is a very beautiful book. Don't ask why it is so beautiful. Because if you don't leave a five-star review, you won't see my review! Let me first talk about the problems with this book. The first is that it is a pure AI text. One sentence can be repeated more than 20 times. Besides, I am not unacceptable if you use AI. The problem is that you use AI for me to use it well. You can occasionally describe the psychological state of soldiers when fighting or farmers when plowing the fields once or twice! Turns out you're not done yet! A big event happened later. You write it like this. And I don't know what you said to the AI. The description is long and smelly. I want to write down the changes in the environment and the soldier's thoughts when the soldier takes a breath of air. There are several pictures in one write. As a result, I can only skip and read. Secondly, you, the southern country, also have problems. I have nothing to say about the fact that the South was not aggressive in the First World War. It was able to become the victor in the First World War and also occupied all the British colonies. If you are still so stubborn in the south, won't you fight in vain? And why did you build that Yamato? Can't you make it and not give it to Japan? The key is that in order to build the Yamato, you also occupied the production of your own battleships. Why? And the way your aircraft carrier appears, you have to wait until your battleship is about to be beaten into a fool before sending additional aircraft to make it look like a hero. In fact, if you had built two more ships at that time, you could have smashed the Japanese fleet into the sea directly. It was completely unnecessary.

It's super nice [laughing] It suits my taste, and the author has more than 200 chapters saved and can update more than 40 chapters in one day.

The overall plot is clear, and the rhythm is well controlled. Although the final negotiation was a little rushed, it was also very careful. After watching it, I felt like playing my favorite game until the finale. The feeling of emptiness, ugh 🤔

Except for the logic loophole where the dreadnought was built in the desert, everything else is very rigorous. It mainly focuses on diplomatic games, supplemented by war scenes, which can be regarded as a relatively perfect display of overt and covert struggles on the world stage.

Although it is an AI article, the story line is very interesting and beautiful.

What should I say? I didn't read much. I looked at the catalog and there were a few good titles. What can I say? The content is all good and the type I like. But there are too few people. 300,000 People start the game and there are not many resources. Are you looking down on those countries in the past? You have the most advanced technology in the world, but you can't defend it. Your entire population combined does not have as many soldiers as others, so you dare to take the most advanced technology. Good guy, at least 3 million is fine 😂 😂 😂

It's still okay, the psychological description is very detailed, the overall rhythm is not sluggish, and the combat description and development description are very exciting. The reason for the low rating of this book is that many people read war literature with a narrative of hatred, thinking that only the Chinese are gentlemen and have high moral standards. Others are not human beings, they are beasts. In other countries, there cannot be any normal people and they must all be bad people. As long as there is more description of the people on the Japanese fleet, I feel that the author is deliberately biased towards the Japanese, and I am clamoring for one star in the comment section. This is very unobjective, so the ratings are also very unobjective.

I think it is a pretty good book. The power of the protagonist in the book is growing in all aspects. I look forward to the day it succeeds.