Soviet Union 1941

I am about to graduate and have temporarily withdrawn from the starting point. The remaining 8,000 starting points will be rewarded to the soldiers.

From the beginning, the author seems to like the protagonist to half-talk and let the people around him guess. This is basically the case every time. It does attract readers at the beginning, but if it is too much, it will be over.

There are so few people writing about military matters, so here are 7 booster cards. Come on! ! !

Brother Soldier, I've been too busy lately. I have to let you know when I've opened a new book. Fortunately, I searched for it, otherwise you would have lost another big fan!

I was tired after reading it and felt like I couldn't breathe. Of course, it doesn't mean that the author didn't write well, but the author really made me get involved. Very powerful,

Well! Too few fans! What a pity! Sure enough, hard military articles still don't please the public bookworms, but the old wolf is here to cheer up! Hold on, hold on, hold on! Never be a eunuch!

Wonderful book, high quality as always

After reading this novel, my deeper impression of war is that whichever side has fewer fools has a greater chance of winning. In other words, a large-scale battle is a game where whoever makes fewer mistakes wins.

The halo of the protagonist is too strong, and it feels like everyone has collectively lost their wits. In the first half of the Moscow defense battle, the officers above the general level were written too lowly, or the gap in military ranks was too large, which led to a particularly bad feeling towards senior officers. Do they sometimes really feel that their military rank is worthy of their command ability?

The last chapter has been cut off, so I suggest you give me a synopsis of the story!