We have nowhere left to retreat. Moscow is right behind us!
Moments after reading that line, Zhou Xu transmigrates into the 1939 Winter War between the Soviet Union and Finland.
He feels that this line of toxic motivational advice has ruined his life. Being a Soviet officer in the late 1930s is a job not even a dog would take!
Familiar with Soviet military history, Zhou Xu wants to tell his companions a joke.
The mighty Soviet Union, one of the two superpowers of the future, sent 550,000 troops against 120,000 in the early stages of the Winter War and suffered 200,000 casualties of its own!
Zhou Xu truly feels that his future is bleak.
He might not even have a future!
But as his map golden finger awakens and changes come one after another, Zhou Xu suddenly feels like he can do this after all!
From then on, Zhou Xu completely takes the place of the man who came before him.
Soldiers, it's time to kick the enemy's ass!
From then on, three weapons in the Winter War were nicknamed after Molotov.
And the third was a man!
It all begins on the Soviet-Finnish border, thirty-two kilometers from Leningrad...
The author gave himself a perfect score, who agrees... Who strongly agrees!
Aifen TV is such a mess 😆 The hapless Hagifen will have to be thoroughly loved by Uncle Soviet 😆
It's like an add-on to the artillery fire curves, but using the Winter War as a starting point is still quite novel. I'm looking forward to the later stages of the Soviet-German War; I could easily write 1000 chapters about it, and I could also write about the eventual recapture of the Far East.
If the Soviet Union had truly recognized the German threat before the outbreak of war and had been able to conduct political mobilization in advance, it wouldn't have suffered such a devastating defeat in the early stages. It was the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact and the partition of Poland that blinded it, leading to its easy collapse across the board in the early stages. Strategic problems inevitably resulted in a lack of tactical coordination.
There aren't any major flaws so far, it's acceptable.
Looking forward to the upcoming Soviet-German war!
The first few chapters were good, keep it up, author!
Is the protagonist destined to become the Soviet Union's sharpest sword? 🍉
With his understanding of the situation and military knowledge, the protagonist's command is decisive and efficient. Keep it up!
Yes, it's great, much better than similar books.