Traveling Through 1937 with an Allied Base Vehicle

It was so enjoyable to watch that I finished it in one go. There is just a slight shortcoming. There is too little description of the dialogue between people in that time and space, to the extent that it is almost non-existent. I hope there will be more dialogue and reactions. Although the writing is good, I don't have much interest anymore. I'll see you again when I have the chance.

I have followed more than ten chapters so far, and the author's imagination is good. Nowadays, many stories about traveling through the Anti-Japanese War are too cliche. This one directly goes to the hometown of my childhood. It is quite exciting. It is currently non-toxic and can be consumed safely. I will review it later [laughing] As a long-time Red Alert fan + historical military fan, I can't stop following this book! At the beginning, I traveled to Ginzan, Japan in 1937. As soon as the base vehicle was deployed, I was immediately entertained. The subsequent scenes of the Hangzhou Bay naval battle and the deployment of defenses in Nanjing simply welded together the feelings of the Red Alert and the passion for resisting Japan. The character of the protagonist Zhang Sen is really too lovable - he is not Long Aotian, but a flesh-and-blood veteran, calm and iron-blooded but not a virgin. The first thing he did after time travel was not to seek hegemony, but to think about rewriting the tragedy of Nanjing. This feeling of family and country struck me immediately. There is also Tanya and Yuri, a pair of lively AIs. One is rational and the other is vicious, and their mutual quarrels are even more intense than the plot. Every time they appear, I laugh for a long time, and they are not embarrassed at all. The rhythm of the plot is also amazing, from the beginning of sniping Japanese troops, to building bases, troops, spy infiltration, and later unlocking Soviet troops and deploying Nanjing defenses, there is a small climax every few chapters, and there is no water in the whole process. It is ridiculously dense. Now I see that on the eve of the Battle of Nanjing, 150,000 Japanese troops are surrounded on three sides. The protagonist uses light prisms, apocalypse, and flying soldiers to set up defenses. Just thinking about the subsequent battle scenes makes me excited! I bet that the rest of the plot will be absolutely stable, including rescuing Nanjing, fighting the war of liberation, entering North Korea to force the US military, and even the game between the United States and the Soviet Union. The pattern is getting bigger and bigger. Especially the settings of Tanya against the US military and Zofia against the Soviet army are so touching just thinking about it. This wave of old Red Alert fans are immediately ecstatic! The only regret is that the update is too fast and not enough to read, so the author urged me to update it! This could be a big hit, so I'll be the first to chase it!

Not bad, keep up the good work!

Some of the content has suspicions about the use of AI and is inconsistent with history, but overall it is still worth watching.