Turning the Tables: Starting with the Cancellation of the Schlieffen Plan

The language is indeed more condensed and cold, with almost no psychological description and emotional description of the protagonist. It is a relatively rare novel narrative technique, but it is quite suitable for a war novel and has a German style. The last time I read this, it was Lao Lang's Weird Tales of the Northern Qi Dynasty. I hope there will be more interaction with the queen. The queen should be the heroine, right?

History has only one outcome. But before the result appeared, it had countless possibilities. 1914. The European War breaks out. In this timeline, it all starts with a different decision.

It's so well written that I can't help but play Gang Si [laughs][laughs][laughs]

It has a very German flavor. It is a rare German World War I novel on Tomato. I will read it and cherish it.

A good book with rigorous wording, cool writing style and concise language. There are few descriptions of the dialogue, and there is a unique German rigidness and seriousness, as if it will not amuse the boring person. I think the author can try my way of writing World War II, which is impossible to be so cute. That is, a heroic grassroots officer, under the protagonist's big strategic framework, specifically executes detailed battles at the squad level. Pure strategic planning is a bit thin. Overall, a great book worth waiting for every night.

The writing is very beautiful, the first few chapters are a bit dull, but the novel has deep thoughts and brings the Queen to life. As a reader, I would rather Germany be strong than Lao Maozi and Japan becoming strong. It is not an exaggeration to say that this book should be rated 9.9.

It's quite good, but there are too many modifiers. In many places, I don't feel the need for too many descriptions or metaphors. It gives me a feeling of AI, which may be wrong.

Really 5 star praise. Few authors can tell about the various disputes in history from top to bottom at that time, and no one is satisfied with it, but it can best prove the twists and turns of history itself and the turbulence and secrets under the waves. The reason why reality is reality is that it is uncertain and complex, mixed with pain, sacrifice, hope and despair. It is like a melting pot, beyond the reach of personal imagination. The author brought that era to life!

War is a continuation of politics, and politics is the art of balance. How to achieve balance and what price will be paid? The author writes very realistically and with restraint. The restrained truth makes the truth seem like it comes from another timeline.

I can see, but I can't think about it. How many more chapters do I need to write at this extremely slow pace? I think there is really no need to spend so many chapters on this kind of negotiation. Now it has to be written down as a running account. Isn't this a web article?

I've only read Chapter 15, and completely ignoring Italy in the early stages was a problem. Türkiye didn't notice that it was not an alliance from the beginning. The character description is very good.

The writing style is restrained and cold, with a strong sense of imagery.

A very good historical article. There are details in the grand narrative. I hope the author can expand the details and see the big from the small. It may be more attractive. I really want more people to read this book, because his rating really can't keep up with the content.

Catch up from the previous book Still Germany Still the queen But this book is quite real and beautiful. Good luck to the author.

The details are appropriate, the emotional line is not long but it is enough to highlight, and the main text is fast-paced, unlike most similar articles that often have dozens of chapters.

The novel as a whole has a sense of realism, unlike other German time travel novels with exaggerated plots, unobjective and serious subjective assumptions, fast-paced and fast-food style. Except for the early stage of this novel, which is a bit similar to AI, everything else feels good. The dialogue between the characters is quite deep. The plot and the behavior of the characters seem to be reasonable in reality. It can be associated with some thoughts on reality and the value of life. At the same time, reading this novel requires some patience.

Writing an order that is uncomfortable for everyone into the system is the cornerstone of a civilized country's continuation of civilization, rather than simply relying on force in the hands of the strong as the only option.

Yes, listen while you work.

Overall it's good, but there are still some questions, such as how the author intended the story to end after the battle? Or will there be any problems if I continue writing about the topic? Of course, this is a personal opinion and the author may have other ideas.

At present, it seems that this is a rare good book in recent years that describes war in a European way of thinking.

A very good book that taught me a lot about the First World War and was very interesting at the same time.

The content is good. But the shortcoming is that some words are repeated all the time, and then it is always the war chapter. It is too compact and makes people very tired after reading it. If these shortcomings can be eliminated, it will be worthy of five stars. OK! It becomes flesh and blood and becomes more and more exciting! Five-star support!

Take a closer look, hey, your book still attracts me like Levania

If only Germany had been so calm in history.

There is no doubt about the quality. So far, except for the unclear meaning of the dream, it can be said to be a masterpiece [Like]

It's a pretty good time-travel story about World War I, but it could use more war scenes and interactions with the queen.

It's good not to have a system

A strong sense of historical shaping

Quite novel and beautiful

Super super super beautiful