Red Alert 1935: The Rise of Nanyang

Not bad, a rare red alert. In the first chapter, the author spends a whole chapter telling the readers: I am suppressing the protagonist's combat power. One point is deducted for combat effectiveness.

Be the overlord and don't get involved with the cult

Have you considered developing like this in the future? Trigger the Anglo-Japanese Alliance, and Japan and Britain will attack you. If Japan is defeated, it can only invade China and suck blood. Throw Britain and Japan into the cesspit of history, and the protagonist can attack Britain openly. And as long as they don't attack the Philippines, the United States will be particularly happy to see it become the protagonist to undermine British colonialism and trade protection. Britain will be more tolerant of Germany. In the end, Britain can only choose to fight Germany or play the protagonist. The plot is faster. We can win India 39 years ago, and then develop a decisive battle with the United States.

So far it's not bad, it's already started to take off in the 20th or 30th chapter, and the biggest limitation is time. This cheating is useless. After all, if you don't have fun, it's better to just show up without eating beef. Come on!

It's pretty good, but it's a bit of a cannon to swat mosquitoes. Crushing it is a bit cool, but... What about the follow-up? Let's see how the author controls it

Can I rename the captured city?

Just write less about weapon parameters and more about actual maps and weapon pictures.

It looks good. Can you write down the weapon parameters a little less?

The story is okay, it's a cool military story, and it just needs to be close to the face. When did you start playing small time?

This is the author's first book. It's really good, but two chapters a day is not enough.