"If the whole world thinks France is destined to surrender, then I will make the whole world wrong!"
In 1940, on the eve of the Battle of France. As a junior officer, Ciel returns. What he faced was: the headquarters that was superstitious about the defense line, the defense line with low morale, and the torrent of steel that was about to cross the Ardennes Forest.
In this life, he had no system, but he held the most hard-core "script": the crossing path of every German tank, the precise time of every wave of air strikes, and the fatal loopholes behind every "miracle" were all imprinted in his mind.
Reader comments
It's very good. It belongs to France's salvation plan. It's a pity that most people prefer the German perspective to the French perspective.
It's the first time I've seen France from a perspective. It's not bad. I recommend it.
It's very good. It belongs to France's salvation plan. It's a pity that most people prefer the German perspective to the French perspective.
It's the first time I've seen France from a perspective. It's not bad. I recommend it.
Support, very good!
Can have a novel perspective,