The Burning Soul of Steel

The author and the reader are at odds. Readers want to see the protagonist take advantage of his technical advantages and develop new equipment, but the author won't do it and will play a hot-blooded idiot. I'm afraid the author's own small readership is a lot of fun.

Is there a new book coming out? Congratulations. I started pursuing big books in college, and it has been many years since I graduated. It feels so friendly instantly, I want to fatten it up before killing it.

Starting from the second volume, I couldn't understand the protagonist's position in the war. The protagonist's system is basically useless and can only be used for reconnaissance. Then you can also decapitate the commander, explode the ammunition depot, etc., Which can partially improve the battle situation. However, the protagonist in the article is running around everywhere, but it has no effect at all, and the more he messes around, the worse he gets. The biggest advantage of the protagonist is his understanding of various weapons, aircraft and tanks in the future and the application of tactics, which is indeed not covered at all. I really can't understand it!

Imperial Eagle, Hail Joachim, Imperial Sky, William III, eh, are these all gone?😓

Hello author, I was listening to your book in the Himalayas. The title of the book is "Please Call Me William III". I feel that your writing is very good. I wanted to come and take a look and found that your book has been taken off the shelves. However, in the Himalayas, an anchor published your work in 2018 and it has entered the mainstream. I was very curious about the charge for the product, so I asked him if you had the copyright. He pretended not to see it and did not answer. I felt there was something wrong, so I came to tell you. After all, the novel was coded word by word by the author with painstaking efforts

Please call me William III, imperial ambition, recasting the new era of sea power in the world, and the imperial sky. I didn't order all of them except Viva Joachim. Alas, they are all gone now.

The most important thing is that there is no church on the battleship, which is too disloyal.

There were a lot of awkward moments in this book in the early stages. What on earth was the author doing? It was more than one grade lower than the previous books.

The author always struggles with the truth and puts too much ink on unimportant plots. There is no highlight of the book: the floating fleet, the protagonist's gunnery ability, and the ability of the time traveler to change the environment. The plot unfolds in these three places. Blindly obsessed with describing the reality of the military in another world, and only repeatedly describing the three highlights from the perspective of a bystander on the periphery, this is the biggest failure of this book. It's a pity.

What about those previous books? Imperial Sky, Iron Ambition, William III? Where did it go? Harmonious?