Overhead: When the World Is Young and Gods Shine

A very good book, the Holy Son of France radiates the light of democracy in a continent full of tyrants (fog) Although I am not sure that France in this world line may not be able to overwhelm the European continent even if there are two messiahs, but I think I should be able to trust one hand.

So exciting. Warhammer 40k, P Club, and some crazy people that I can't recognize but are still defiant. This book is a World War I and World War II version where human stars shine. It's very to my liking. It's good to read.

It's good-looking, with various worldviews stitched together, with the protagonist and other small parts that focus on humanism fighting against a terrifying old world that lacks morality. This review was written when the novel was updated to around chapter 50

This is a game fan work, the writing is passable, you can take a look. This article has many wonderful people and wonderful people [laughs].

There are many gods and men. (It's not surprising or even reasonable for the Ohm Messiah to descend from the sky. The expansion of the early series of Stars, the expansion of Civilization, the expansion of Warhammer DLC, and the Pioneer trial version) [smile] It was so much fun. (Speaking of Cambodia's Crouching Dragon and Phoenix, why don't you come here? [Laughing evilly] One is de-urbanizing, the other is de-ruralizing, and Cambodia has transformed from a difficult semi-agricultural country into a vibrant forest.) Talking about a certain art student, [thinking]... Does he believe in the Red Revision Empire or the "Legalist" ideology? @Moyuzzz (Author, author, why don't we have superhuman socialism, or primitivism, or even Gestalt clusterism? God-men must be gods to be interesting. Including other things such as magical dogma, extreme out-of-control oligarchs, and inertial zombie regimes that cannot be stopped.)

Four stars, one star deducted because a world power of capitalism that has reached its peak, the United Kingdom, can be easily overthrown by a workers' movement. How is this possible for workers to take banned drugs from Edison Company in Edinburgh to overthrow the Queen's regime supported by Edison Company? Just grab some consumables to fight banned drugs and make some promises to them. It's not much different. Your company has been developing for hundreds of years. Is the development of those pioneering military industries in vain? Also, Britain has a high war-weariness rate. Do you think it won't interfere in France? They are so close, so we can send a fleet to blockade the port or form an encirclement to attack France from a flank. Also, France and Germany have been at war for so long. You merged when you said they would merge, and you negotiated peace when you said they would.

Okay, okay, update soon. I want to see feudal wars between gods and men😋

The Robespierre of this world has probably been a lawyer.

Will there be demons and demons who are prone to Dan disaster [laughing evilly] [thinking]

Watching it, it feels like playing on a tightrope to make up for the plot [laughs]

Come on, author, tightrope players love this tune. Like reading the text of tno

I feel it's okay, but I feel like the British writing is too strong. I don't know how the protagonist can win at the moment. The gap is too big.

A very good book that made my brain spin. But speaking of it, what is the living standard of the French residents of the protagonist? With the productivity of the protagonist, it seems that they can catch up with the 21st century.

The author [blows a kiss], I am very curious about the situation in this world that combines RF and PB, how is the population growth of France without the great revolution, how many colonies are there, does Algeria have French identity, and what is the situation in East Asia, is it the revolutionary sister of LOM or is it the same as RF, and finally, will the brains of people in this world upgrade after the German revolution?

It's well written, and if I posted it on the starting point, it would probably become so famous that it would be deleted. But I feel that the writing now is not enough and subversive, Asia is still like a background picture. However, God probably does exist in this world. If the author in the future really writes about an alley, he will directly ask God to send angels to fry fish.

For readers who have never played related games, this book is quite surprising. It belongs to the fantasy if line of history, such as "Poland Blitzes Germany" [smile][smile][smile]

When humanoid stars shine Originally I thought it was pretty good, but after adding the Trench Crusaders content and then adding some other content, I found it uninteresting.

In 1918, when a human star was shining, the capitalists unscrupulously exploited the common people. Incorporating some elements of British Pax The protagonist is the young French king. After taking office, he quelled the civil strife, improved the system, and turned France into the light of mankind.

Can we arrange for the TFR Omniscient later during the American War of Independence to directly meme the virus?

Nb, a collection of Wire Magic mods from the world, it's really invincible

The appearance of Gray Wind and the subsequent gods and ghosts represent that this book has developed in a fantasy direction. Rather than the national will that P Club, especially tightrope players, like most.

I am happy for your writing

Was this war fought between Britain, France, Italy, the Ottomans, Germany, Russia, and Austria-Hungary? I feel like it's not easy to fight a losing battle in the PB worldview. Britain is too strong.

It's great. The plot is smooth and refreshing. When the first 40 chapters of extraordinary elements came out, I thought the book was going to collapse. Unexpectedly, Lao Mo directly bypassed the problem and only kept the key characters. The relevant elements were downplayed and the rhythm was picked up. I look forward to the following plots.

Guess the civil war breaks out between Britain and Germany next. The protagonist first marches to Italy, and then attacks Spain. Next, the Roman Empire can be rebuilt, or the European Union can be established, and then Russia can expand outwards to divert internal conflicts.

This worldview is so interesting, and by the way, it can provide other countries with a strange revolution and interesting development route.

It looks great, it's so cool. A huge collection of various modules.

It's a good book, but it gets boring the more you read it, but in an environment like Tomato, 5 stars is definitely there

There are no more humans (playing machine sounds)

Very nice, but why is the cover missing?