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  1. Pirate: I Just Wanted to Fish and Was Forced to Become a General White Falcon233k Wordscompleted Locke's soul traveled to the world of pirates, and he became a navy recruit, but he was nowhere to be seen in every training. Ain: "Locke, where have you been!" Ain: "Locke, come over to me for training quickly!" Ain: "Locke, you, you don't, want to..." Ain looked at Locke who was fishing in front of him with a blushing face. Locke just wanted to say in his heart. "I just want to fish, don't bother me anymore!" Warring States: "It is hereby announced that Locke becomes Admiral of the Navy!" Peac 474Reads6.7Score—Shelves
  2. Pirates: Sign in for Five Years and Start Going to Sea White Falcon654k Wordscompleted The best pirate article, popular all over the Internet! Written by a great internet writer! The writing is very good and the quality is guaranteed! Locke unexpectedly came to the world of pirates. He was bound to the sign-in system and signed in every day to obtain the Overlord Haki, the Armed Haki, the Sixth Style of the Navy, the Fire Fruit (modified) and the Flying Sword Style Swordsmanship. Red-haired: Locke, please give me some face! Whitebeard: Gu la la la, this kid's strength will overtur 2Reads7.4Score—Shelves
  3. Strangulation of Kursk White Falconcompleted The Battle of Kursk was the largest tank strangulation battle in World War II and a watershed in the Soviet-German War. In this battle, the Soviet Union and Germany invested a total of nearly 8,000 tanks, both suffered heavy casualties, and ultimately ended in victory for the Soviet Union. This book uses bold lines to outline the grand battlefield of Kursk, uses delicate brushwork to describe the characters' hearts, uses dialogues to reflect the characters' personalities, and uses movie shots to —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. Battle of Mariana White Falconcompleted The Battle of Mariana was the largest aircraft carrier battle in world history. U. S. Aircraft easily shot down a large number of Japanese aircraft, so the battle was also called the "Mariana Turkey Hunt" by Americans. The Japanese army knew that their defeat was certain, but they still fought to the death, causing the Americans a headache. This book gives a panoramic view of the fierce battle conditions of the Mariana naval battle, such as the battle between aircraft carriers and so on. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. Hold on to Moscow White Falconcompleted Moscow, a city of immortality. Napoleon died before, and Hitler knew this history very well. But why did he have to attack Moscow, and why did he delay launching a full-scale offensive until winter? What did his frontline commanders do? This book will answer these questions one by one. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  6. Fighting on Guadalcanal White Falconcompleted The Battle of Guadalcanal was another major defeat for Japan after the Battle of Midway. After this battle, Japan's strategic advantage no longer existed. In this battle, Japan devoted all its strength to launch an unprecedented battle with the US military on land, in the air, and at sea. The war scenes in this book are magnificent and magnificent, restoring the cruel truth of the war to readers. One of the "Classic Battle Series of World War II". It focuses on recreating real and vivid war scen —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  7. Battle of Midway White Falconcompleted The Battle of Midway was a turning point in the war between Japan and the United States in the Pacific. The U. S. Military defeated the Japanese army with a small number and a large number. After this battle, the Americans began to gradually take the initiative on the battlefield, and the Japanese army began to decline after their disastrous defeat. The Japanese Isoroku Yamamoto attempted to use this battle to completely defeat the U. S. Pacific Fleet and completely control the Western Pacific, —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  8. Nuclear Attack on Japan White Falconcompleted The nuclear attack on Japan was the first use of nuclear weapons in world history. The stubborn resistance of the Japanese fascists provided a rare testing ground for the American atomic bomb. The suffocating preparations before the nuclear attack, the tension and excitement during the attack, and the eye-popping scenes of destruction after the attack... This book will tell readers the events in detail from a unique perspective. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves