Another World: A German Infantry Squad from the Start
异界：开局一队德国步兵班
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 240k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Military Fiction with One Female Lead and a Hard-Hitting Style
Please, fellow readers 🙏 I'm looking for a good military novel to pass the time. Something grounded and hardcore, with a group of main characters around the female lead, mostly mercenaries or the like. I'd prefer a story where the female lead doesn't have an overpowered protagonist aura.
Technology Meets Another World, with Believable Characters and Logic
I don't want stories that blindly worship technology. I want a balanced approach. No illogical plots, and nothing so stupid it hurts to read. Also, no casually throwing in interstellar battleships and the like.
Looking for Western Fantasy: Lords, Elves, Dragons, and Beast Girls
Any Novels About German Armies Sweeping Across Another World?
I'm looking for a story where the male lead transmigrates to another world and gets a System, in a setting like the Middle Ages with elves, goblins, orcs, and so on. From the start, he gets something like a standard infantry regiment as a reward. Ideally, he's a cold-blooded hardass who'll do anything for profit.
Ten Drafts, Read and Review Each Other's Work
Looking for something similar to Love in the Qiang Sea. Fantasy and magic, survival and rebirth, inspiring romance, cultivation and cute pets, transmigration and wild ideas.
Books About Germany in World War II
Germany in World War I would be fine too. Let me see the glory of the German Empire.
Reader comments 67
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No matter the characters, plot, or equipment, they are all full and real. It is a rare good book. (I finally understood how the German army lost, they were all teleported away.)
This is the author's second book. His first book is enough to show his high level, but it is a pity that it is a writing practice so he has not continued it. This one can only be said to be high rather than low. Compared with similar books, the writing style is average and the logic and content are not big problems. If you don't write nonsense, there is nothing poisonous about it. I will also study the content carefully, but I have to say that the biggest advantage is that the author is very obedient and has defeated many people in terms of attitude. At present, this book is still in the new book stage, and the chapters are a bit small. Please urge more readers to read more on the bookshelf to promote it. Don't destroy the new star 👍
The book is good overall. The author's historical knowledge is very good, and there is no interruption in writing. It is also very immersive. Although the author has only written two books now, I believe that he will definitely bring more works in the future 👍👍👍
Thank you all for your support, this novel will be updated all the time [Salute][Salute]
It's good. The soldiers in it are real people with flesh and blood, people with relatives and stories. Unlike other books, they feel like they are soldiers who came out of the void. In this regard, it's good 😳😳
It's better that the Longyan Empire doesn't have a national style, and it's only in Chapter 12 that it promotes Chinese food. Isn't it a bit exaggerated? I came here to read Western fantasy military novels, not to read any Chinese style elements! I hope I won't be surprised again later: \
OK, here I am catching up to the latest chapters in one go. How can I say that the writing is not bad, the characters are very rich, the protagonist is very suitable to my taste, the author has quite a literary background, it is worth reading.
After watching it for a while, I found it to be a very vulgar and very good routine [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile], and the rhythm is okay. It just depends on how the author can tell the story better in the future. Come on, Saonian [smile][smile][smile][smile][smile]
Even the people in the book are real people with flesh and blood and emotions. They are not clichés like most novels. These people have real names and real experiences, which deeply moved me. They are not rigid soldiers, not simple warriors, but partners. They are definitely a breath of fresh air in the novel world, defeating all those novels in the past.
Personal opinion, for reference only From the current point of view, the outstanding part is the military core, the characters are flesh and blood, and the rhythm is appropriate. I look forward to the subsequent big battlefields. Then there are two things that I think are not well written. First, does the protagonist love the people or not? You say you don't like the policies and stuff, and the plot about building the cemetery, but you say you love them and give them a simple uniform and crude weapons when they go to the battlefield, and then use them as cannon fodder? Didn't the previous system store cool weapons and armor? Why don't you send them this? Moreover, it was mentioned earlier that thermal weapons have fingerprint recognition (to deceive the aboriginal people), but there is no description of this aspect at all later, and the protagonist has no consideration in this regard at all. So if you really love the people, either you will send better equipment, or you will draw the German army over and let the German army fight. The aboriginal people can do the logistics work, otherwise the protagonist will appear to be hypocritical. Then there is a small flaw that ordinary people don't notice. I think the weapons on the protagonist's side are sometimes more powerful and sometimes less powerful. For example, if you take the cannon of an airplane, hitting a higher-level mage who can teleport in the front can turn him into a blood mist. But hitting a low-level mage on the ground later can't. Of course, it's a different world, so it's hard to comment on this, so I'll just mention it. Finally, the author is too slow to update! I haven't updated a chapter for several weeks.