Rise of the Overlord

I was persuaded to withdraw the Yamato class when I saw it in the introduction. Although it is to let people understand what a powerful battleship it is, can it be renamed? Maybe it's well written, but I don't plan to read it.

After clicking in to read the introduction, I lost interest in opening the book. You even have to use the name of the next door for your fantasy ship, why don't you come up with your own? Is the boat in a small book that good?

I was a little interested in seeing the naval battle warships, but after reading the previous chapters, what can I say? Do dozens of ships join the battle line at every turn? It's okay to say that it's the same level. Does the Dreadnought have to hold back so much? With a speed of less than 15 knots, why did the Iron Turtle become obsolete before Fearless came out? It's not just about firepower but also about protection. Queen Elizabeth can't hit the Dreadnought even if she stands there at a normal combat distance. Moreover, the focus is not at all on naval battles. It's about building dozens of battleships to take the lead? How many ships did both sides sink in one day at the Battle of Jutland? Although many ships were sunk in the Pacific naval battle, it was due to precise strikes from aircraft carriers. The 2% hit rate in battleship battles was blessed by God. The writing did not capture the momentum of battleships. So far, the war machine that humans have built that best embodies industrial violence and the art of war is the battleship. I don't understand why the author is so pursuing quantity? The premise of pursuing quantity is that there is not much difference between the two sides, and they must be crushed by quantity. For example, aircraft carriers must build more carrier-based aircraft (provided that the technological gap between the aircraft is not large). You already have Bavaria and Queen Elizabeth, and you are still desperately building a bunch of Dreadnoughts. Can these two levels of battle-line Dreadnoughts be used? In the Battle of Jutland, the German troops concentrated their fire and War Weary was able to withstand it. Can the Dreadnought penetrate these two armors at normal combat distances? And then you don't write about the real pinnacle of the battle. The most famous Shane is Desan's battle patrol. If you write about Shane, the pretend patrol, what about the most famous Nelson? The one with the 406, you write a fearless one, the three European Musketeers, Richelieu, Veneto, Bismarck, no one, Navy Holiday Big7, North Carolina, Iowa, Yamato Avant-garde Jean Bart I haven't seen the shadows of Hood, Joe and Five Missouri (maybe you wrote it later, but I'm sorry I can't stand it). Take Elisabeth and Bavaria, they are the new battle lines leading Jutland and the pinnacle battle lines of the First World War. I just wrote it for you without any sense of existence. I really doubt that the author has a good understanding of these world-famous ships and knows how to fight naval battles. A good article must also pay attention to logic.

I read this book for the first time and have read Chapter 27 so far, but I feel I have to say that when describing naval battle scenes, the author always says to fire at about 20,000 meters. Do you know what the concept of 20,000 meters is? That's 20 kilometers. To give you the simplest example, the Qiongzhou Strait between mainland China and Hainan Island is called the Qiongzhou Strait. The shortest distance between the north and the south is almost 20 kilometers. If you stand on the mainland and look at Hainan Island with a telescope, you can only see a very small outline. Knowing Hainan Island How big is it? That's 35,000 square kilometers, and the world's largest battleship Yamato is only 0.009731 Square kilometers. What you can see when standing 20,000 meters away is only the size of an ant. Even with a high-power telescope, it is no bigger than a brick. How did you hit it? And it only takes 2-3 rounds of volleys to hit! Secondly, let's talk about how every hit is an ammunition depot! Putting aside the fact that the ammunition depot is no bigger than a grain of rice at a distance of 20,000 meters, how can you hit it so easily? Let's just say that the ammunition depot is usually specially reinforced, and the armor is the thickest part of the entire battleship. How can it be easily exploded? Moreover, naval gun shells were generally divided into two types during World War I and World War II. One type of armor-piercing projectile was a solid iron lump with only a small amount of explosive added in the center. Generally, the lethality of hit explosions is not very high. This type of high-explosive bomb is mainly used by battleships with high penetrations. Another type of high-explosive bomb is an iron shell filled with explosives and delayed detonation. This type generally has no penetrating power and is used to wash the ground. It is mostly used to attack the superstructure of enemy ships. Of course, it can also be penetrated when used to hit small boats, which will cause greater damage. Secondly, the ammunition depots are all independent. They have an independent armored outer layer located in the center of the hull and are separated from the fire. It is generally difficult to detonate. You must know that during the Battle of Jutland between the British and German navies during World War I, the British dreadnought crushed Germany. The battle lasted for three days, and the British did not Several German warships were sunk, including some cruisers and ships with poor protection such as destroyers. In the end, the German warships were defeated and surrendered and did not want to see their warships occupied by the British. The Germans opened the water valve and sank in the port. After all, the anti-sinking performance of a battleship is still very good. Even if it is riddled with holes, it will not sink easily as long as it is not hit in the core area and causes a large amount of water intrusion or the ammunition explodes due to fire in the cabin. So although it is a cool article, don't write it too exaggeratedly. Two salvos hit the target, and every time it is in the ammunition depot, even a laser cannon cannot guarantee its accuracy!

This protagonist is a total licker, the kind who can't walk when he meets a woman. Everyone's IQ is negative. No one who has just graduated from elementary school can say such a thing. I still use Little Japan's compilation. I think it's because the author is simple-minded and can't remember it.

After reading the comments, a lot of people are talking about Yamato's name. Some people say that they are angry youths. Zhentama is so funny. Could you please understand the word "angry youths" carefully before talking about it? You are nothing more than a pile of excrement. Don't overestimate yourself.

I will try to report this book, just based on this introduction, author, just wait, I will go to the website to report you

It's really strange. What's wrong with the Qidian editor? This kind of trivial article can also be recommended.

He expressed that he did not like this book and could not read it even if it was regarded as a novel.

At first I watched the original version, but it was too poisonous and I changed it to a pirated version. Now I'm watching the pirated version and I'm addicted to it, so I say goodbye.