Mental Omega: The Commander Beneath the Setting Sun

I also gave it a five-star rating. Although it seems that there are not many people reading, in fact, nearly half of the red alerts, especially people from the mo circle, came [smile][smile][smile][smile]

It looks great. When will the protagonist become Spider-Man? When the time comes, he will order a team of Iron Curtain Spiders.

Does anyone feel that the protagonist does not look like someone who has played games, but more like he has just traveled through time without playing anything? Even if he is very weak in the early stage and can't do anything, the author's description of Qian does not look like someone who has played games at all. The decisive battle of the Allies in Antarctica, and Moscow in Soviet Russia The decisive battle in Moscow was all against Yuri. Even if I didn't read the mission briefing or watch other people's videos, I could always know something about the mission objectives in the upper left corner and what some people said. Even if I couldn't remember them all, mainly I only saw the comments before and after.

I am currently imagining "Travel back to 1985. My wire system can be equipped with MODs. Wait, what does it mean that there is Epsilon here?" It is expected to have a single female protagonist and a semi-refreshing story. During the follow-up process of pushing down towers in the original world, you may go to the original time and space and go through a cutscene. Depending on the situation, you will go through the IF timeline. After pushing down the tower, you will go to the world view of other Westwood games. From then on, depending on the situation, you can stop here or become a wanderer in the world. Back to what I want to say, whether the author's writing is good or not is another matter. At least it solved some problems and produced more food. Although I know that the author wanted to give the protagonist a necessary failure, in the early preparation stage for the battle in Moscow, I still felt that the protagonist's character was not handled very well. All in all, it is a good work. By the way, I can't read the first paragraph [laughing]

Red Alert is already unpopular, and Mental Omega is even less popular, so we must protect every book.

The descriptions of war and characterization are very good. It doesn't have the unreadable feeling of speaking in vernacular like AI novels or primary school students' essays. Personally, I feel that the advancement of the plot and the writing style can be improved. I'm halfway through it now. I don't know how the latest chapters will be.

Tomato is a rare masterpiece, and an even rarer Mental Omega theme. The writing is very good, the writing is smooth, and there are no big logical problems. Overall, it is a great novel.

Except for the MO3 player reports everywhere in the CNC lobby +1

The early development was a bit boring. But it started to get richer later on.

Red Alert rarely has such an in-depth frontline book 🤭 I'm trying to enlighten a guy who's played Mental Omega. He knows the technology of Yuri's camp but he still doesn't understand what Alcatraz is doing 😄