
Snow and Iron: Chronicles of the Eastern Front
雪与铁:东线纪年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 97k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Any Hard-Core Military Fiction?
War! War! War! World War II, the Cold War, or Modern Warfare. No Space Wars
Any Stories About European Politics and War? No Magic or Fantasy, Preferably Historical
Looking for books similar to "Welcome to Nineteenth-Century Europe, Where Strength Reigns Supreme".
I’m So Tired of Every War of Resistance Story Being Tied to Bright Sword
Any War Stories Told from the Perspective of an Ordinary Infantryman or Tank Crewman?
Any War Stories? Looking for Something Detailed
The battles shouldn't be glossed over. The author should analyze them in detail, whether they're offensive or defensive, and describe how different troop types work together. Those things are secondary, though. Most importantly, the story should showcase the protagonist's or enemy's command skills, rather than having them win through brute force.
Looking for World War II Novels About Transmigrating to the Battlefield and Fighting in the Pacific or European Theater
Any Books About World War II?
No harem stories. Preferably set on the European battlefield.
Any Stories About European Politics and Wars? No Magic or Fantasy, Preferably Historical
Looking for books similar to "Welcome to 19th-Century Europe, Where Strength Reigns Supreme".
World War II German Military Weapons: The Most Advanced Technology Is a Single-Shot Rifle
Looking for books similar to The Empire's Number One Scoundrel.
Any Apocalypse Stories About World War II Soldiers or Modern Armies?
Looking for books like "Doomsday: Tactical Squad System".
War, World War II, No System, No Mindless Power Fantasy
Looking for books similar to "The Far Eastern Strongman of 1889".
Looking for a Hard-Core Military Novel
Any Books About World War I or II? Europe, Germany, France, Britain, Italy, America, Austria, Russia, Hungary, Greece, Romania, and the Balkans
Looking for books similar to "Serbia's Counterattack".
World War II Stories with a German Protagonist, or One from the Soviet Union
Looking for New Novels About Germany: Prussia, the Second or Third Reich, or the Holy Roman Empire
I want new books! I've already read the older ones. I'm looking for something that won't go on hiatus and updates regularly.
Books About Germany in World War II
Germany in World War I would be fine too. Let me see the glory of the German Empire.
Any Good German Fiction? Second or Third Reich, Either Is Fine
Looking for books similar to My Steel Heart: In the Name of the Kaiser.
Classic World War II Novels
Looking for books similar to A Path to Survival Through the Relentless Bombardment of World War II. It's a story about someone scraping by during WWII, and it's really good. It's a rare gem, even if it doesn't fit the mainstream.
Looking for Novels About the German Army in World War II
Looking for novels about the German military in World War II.
Please Recommend Books About the Second German Reich, the Third Reich, and the Holy Roman Empire
Any Novels Set on the European Front During World War I or II?
Any Books About a Protagonist Who Transmigrates to Germany During World War II?
Novels Like the Third Reich
Looking for books like "The Empire Returns: My 1915". The author transmigrates into Wilhelm II and saves Germany from its doomed fate. It has an iron-fisted approach and a plot full of twists and turns. Even though it hasn’t updated much lately, it really is an excellent novel.
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Maybe the author wants to call for peace? Many situations in the article are about one (protagonist) or multiple German soldiers being "disliked" by Germany's war, but it must be combined with the background of the time; the protagonist's family background should belong to the middle class, and the protagonist should have been in Germany's economic crisis when he was a child (it was a worldwide economic crisis at that time). In this case, the protagonist should be more able to feel the difference between the Weimar Republic and the Third Reich, and have a better impression of the empire. Secondly, most real veterans are insensitive. There is also a saying that kindness to the enemy is cruelty to oneself. Maybe the content needs to be humane; but real war only benefits the enemy in rare cases, and nothing happens. The protagonists have no sense of agency and have always been humane and considerate of others. First, Germany ceded a lot of land to Poland after its defeat in World War I (Poland became independent after World War I). From the end of World War I until Seele came to power, he continued to seek death and offended the surrounding countries. Faced with the attacks of Germany and the Soviet Union, they were divided. . . . . . , Not to mention too much, the protagonist is too kind (stupid) and hopes that his country will be defeated (of course this is the case), but after his parents were killed, should he blame Germany for launching the war instead of hating the Soviets?
Well written and very true
I have other war novels to read
Very true. A person's life