Is There Any War Literature, from the Perspective of Ordinary Infantry or Tank Soldiers?

54 冻 Frozen Soil Reincarnation Come and Have Some Iced American Stylecompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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Both books are good, the latter one has a higher rating, and the former one was written by me haha, Lao Bingtou sells melons, he sells himself and boasts [shy]

55 从 Build an Armada from One Battleship Bai Dizi Who Likes Water SunflowersHistorical879k Wordsongoing 4.6kReads9.0Score343Shelves

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I originally wanted to recommend another book, but I found that it was not shown. It was discontinued when I read it. It was called My Path to a Leader. From the perspective of infantry cannon fodder, it was about the revolution that overthrew the emperor and raised the red flag. Maybe I was too sensitive to enter a dark room. The specific plot and writing were average, and the plot was not very coherent in some places. I haven't read this book yet.

56 断 Circuit Breaker Mania Wind Sealongoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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From the perspective of a tank soldier, it is a world view in which tanks are king, and it is also romantic about line tactics and queuing to kill.

61 我 My World War II, from the North Pole to Berlin Art NameHistorical110k Wordsongoing 7Reads—Score—Shelves

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Take a look at this book, written about World War II, from the perspective of an infantryman

62 流 Wandering in 1937 Young OctoberUrban806k Wordsongoing 4.8kReads7.5Score391Shelves

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It looks at the war completely from the perspective of an ordinary infantryman. It is very attentive and the war scenes are very exciting.

63 全 Worldwide** ongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Let's take a look at these books. They are all very good, especially the first one. The author's imagination is really great. There are so many original weapons. You will be shocked on the first page [note] [note]

82 我 My Third Reich! Springfield MeowUrban1.1M Wordsongoing 39.6kReads7.0Score4.9kShelves

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Classic military history, from the perspective of an old Prussian

83 战 War Thunder: Charge to the So-Called Gods Michael Yang Design Bureauongoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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This book can sniff out who is Lei Pi

84 川 Bayonet of the Sichuan Army 1937 Artillery AttackUrban388k Wordsongoing 17Reads—Score—Shelves

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There is no system, I think it's pretty good, it's a new book, I look forward to updating it

85 穿 Traveling Through Genshin Impact: Marching in the Seven Kingdoms Requiem Dong Feng Yao190k Wordsongoing 523Reads—Score—Shelves

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This book of mine is written from the grassroots perspective of the company and platoon level, so I would like to recommend it myself.

97 丧 Zombies: What Does It Mean That Aerial Gunships Are Being Deployed? Loyal but Khorne RedSci-Fi & Apocalypse578k Wordsongoing 5.4kReads8.6Score395Shelves

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It doesn't look good. I hanged at the door.

101 我 I Am***** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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He also vividly and humorously wrote about the current situation of Germany at that time from the perspective of an ordinary German commander in World War II. At the same time, there is no system for cheating. There are just some things that are known in advance. The characters are very deep and the portrayal of other characters is also very obvious.

102 不 Different Laoliu Special Forces Bones Want to Be Chewed by DogsUrban979k Wordscompleted 798Reads7.4Score104Shelves

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Combat writing from the perspective of an officer. (This story is purely fictional and has absolutely no similarities) Surprisingly, a middle-aged uncle actually received a recall order. After two lifetimes of hard work, the former King of Soldiers once again prepared himself. He embarked on a familiar yet unfamiliar road and started a new military career. Martial arts competition, counter-terrorism, battlefield peacekeeping, going deep into the enemy's army to rescue hostages... Let's see how my wretched uncle brings out a powerful wretched elite! In the end, it became the toughest whetstone to sharpen the edge of going abroad...