While Others Pick up Trash, I Build a Red Alert Base!

I really like this kind of base building flow! From having nothing to building a complete base, barracks, tank factories, and radar stations are unlocked one by one. The process of snowballing your troops little by little is particularly enjoyable to watch. The protagonist's IQ is above par, and he never fails to take action when it's time to take action. Whether it's a small-scale encounter or a large-scale battle, the writing is very graphic. The sense of oppression of the Kirov airship taking off and the tank group charging is immediately full. The pace is also steady, the word count is not high, and there is new progress in each chapter. Friends who are not interested in reading can jump right in.

I originally thought it was an ordinary system summoning article, but after reading a few chapters, I found it really interesting. Red Alert's system and world view are integrated very naturally, without the feeling of rigid stacking of settings. It can be seen that the characteristics of the troops and the combination of tactics are carefully thought out. The plot advances without lag, and there are no plots to outwit the villain or forcibly kill people. Every step of the protagonist's expansion is logically foreshadowed, which is dense but not abrupt. My favorite is the scene where the protagonist uses tactical ideas to reduce dimensionality to attack local forces. The more I read it, the more I get hooked. I have added it to my bookshelf and am waiting for updates every day.

Give yourself a first-hand review of your own book, and everyone is welcome to review it, so that I can improve.

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