I don't even want to say how hardcore it is, at least don't talk about the Cobra maneuver of a passenger plane, the 800-meter machine sight shooting of a rifle, holding down the trigger and not letting go, and other speechless things...
Various weapons are accompanied by pictures, which will make military fans learn quickly. If you were an ordinary wage earner and traveled to a different world to have a powerful father who was an only son and doted on you very much, what kind of person would you become? Will it amplify the evil in the heart, or release the justice in the heart? Welcome to the world of war. War is an act of human interaction. There are many wonderful stories here. Build an immortal empire, make up for the regrets in your heart, and create the super blue star you want. Here, you are the master.
The hard-core military novel is here. The first two are post-apocalyptic novels, and the third is a game novel. The second one has been completed. I strongly recommend the first one, which is currently being serialized. If you have a brain-warming novel, don't miss it if you pass by! ! ! ! !
These books are all relatively hardcore. The first book is about World War II, the next two are about survival in the apocalypse, and the second is a new book. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
There is no system or anything, the IQ is all online, the first book is a little more relaxed, the second book has a bit of a chaotic rhythm, and the third book is a bit tough.
Very realistic war scenes, absolutely realistic, including large-scale battles, armored warfare, encirclement and annihilation warfare, company-level battles, and army-level strategic levels.
The author has served as an airborne soldier, and the article is very hard-core. There are no system plug-ins. The protagonist and his comrades cooperate with each other to perform tasks. The protagonist's halo is not strong, and it is a relatively realistic military novel.
The first book: The protagonist became the richest man by relying on the experience of later generations, and deceived the white swan and the large aircraft carrier from the old generals of the Soviet Union to return to China. No system, good writing, and thoughtful. The second book: a system of writing about the death of people in the apocalypse, hard-core military equipment, and realistic military command. The protagonist fights zombies to get rewards and builds his own military empire! The third book: The protagonist travels to World War II and becomes a submarine commander, fighting Japanese enemies and sinking the battleship Musashi. The rating is low because it is too real and boring!
Traveling into the nominal world of names, he became the powerful Hong Sandai. In order to fulfill his grandfather's wish, Huang Feipeng resolutely resigned and went into business. He suddenly became rich in the eyes of everyone, which attracted Hou Liangping's attention. When Huang Feipeng contacted foreign buyers to discuss the aircraft carrier transaction, Hou Liangping wanted to board the ship for inspection. "You still say it's not corruption? You are a small section chief and you resigned. How did you get so much money?" Looking at Hou Liangping with a righteous face. Huang Feipeng gave him advice. "What's on the boat is none of your business, Director Hou. Let me give you a piece of advice. You can't control what's on the boat."
One is Laoqian's apocalyptic article, which is very organized and well-written. The other is Doufu's latest masterpiece, focusing on the official perspective in the apocalypse.
The first one is a very hard-core military article, I recommend reading it. The perspective of the second book was written by HK 416 of Girls' Frontline pretty well, but the rating is a bit low. Although the third book is not a hard-core military novel, it is also beautifully written and very burning at the end😊.
Ordinary supporting characters such as resident chefs and embassy staff have simple characters, making the overseas resident environment more realistic.
Self-made, purely original world view, but it does not affect viewing. Although it is a machine combat, I have been careful enough in the areas that need to be studied. I have made reference to many real air combat terms, radio communication terms, artillery shell types, etc. The large number of military elements contained in it cannot be said to be absolutely correct, but I will certainly not make too low-level mistakes. At least I personally consulted a lot of various information, and I did my best. It should be one of Tomato's rare war fantasy novels. There are no monsters or virgins. It is a hard-core war with real aircraft. The techniques and tactics of both the enemy and ourselves are very good. The first dozen chapters are pure technical battles, but the subsequent battles are mainly team battles. I am also very focused on these tactical duels. There is no cross-generational crushing of the enemy by our side. The gap is made up entirely by skills and tactics. There is only one female protagonist, but the female protagonist plays a great role and is not a hindrance. The emotional line is concentrated in the later stages. I think it is well connected with the plot. I will guarantee with my life that it will not become a poisonous point. I hope interested big guys can come in and take a look.
I think these three books should be compared to the Milky Way military in Tomato. For example, the first one is about firearms, the second one is about offensive strategy, and the third one is needless to say.
(This book contains elements of War Thunder, Tactics Squad, Rice Bowl, Battlefield, etc.) What? One of our own was actually bullied. Must strike hard. Let the coalition feel what it means to be haunted by nightmares. We are all working hard to survive. Let's talk about the coalition tanks and my 99a steel needle.
It is guaranteed that there will never be elementary school plots, nor will it use the usual pretense and slap-in-the-face routines of Internet articles. This book is a hardcore book that guarantees that you will be thoroughly satisfied with the flesh and blood.
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