
King of Aerial Combat
空战之王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War of Resistance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Are you sure the introduction is okay?
The most critical factor in these maneuvers of the Cobra is the aircraft engine. From the 1930s to the 1940s, propeller aircraft were generally used. Where can such aircraft get the power to perform Cobra maneuvers?
To be honest, when I saw your profile, I didn't want to read it, because Sihang Warehouse did not have any Japanese air force participating in the war, not even artillery.
Dissuaded. Propeller Flying Cobra, is this a historical novel or a fantasy novel? Don't write military novels without any common sense.
A novel about the Anti-Japanese War was changed into a game about upgrading and fighting monsters. It is simply an insult to the Anti-Japanese War.
The author should change the introduction. Pugachev's Cobra cannot be flown without being a good pilot. Advanced flight control, vector engines and good aerodynamics are indispensable. Propeller aircraft have none of these things. This introduction is really uncomfortable to watch. For military fans who know a lot about aircraft, their ability to persuade them to quit is first-rate.
One thing to say, I was reading it with gusto at first, but after more than a hundred chapters, I saw that the traitor could not be killed for no apparent reason, and I couldn't bear it. I forced myself to explain that the author was not good at writing and was afraid of rewriting history and didn't know how to write it later. Later, when the protagonist knelt down and begged his family to move out of Nanjing with his servants, I couldn't bear it anymore. Is this something that a protagonist who is "extremely smart", "ace in air combat" and "appreciated by the principal" can do? Didn't the Zhou family at this time have some status solely because of the benefits brought by the protagonist being a top student at West Point Military Academy and being appreciated by the principal? It was also written in the previous article that all the relatives of the Zhou family except the protagonist's family came to lick the protagonist's family. Why does the protagonist still have such no authority in the Zhou family this time? I really don't understand the logic here 😥. The above two points are what persuaded me to give up. As for whether there are exciting plots in the future, I have no desire to watch it. Don't argue, the argument means you are right.
Brother, I'm not here to cause trouble, but your book is really unbearable. It's too toxic. I've read your book three times and every time I read it, I can't stand it anymore. Let's change the genre. This book is really not good. It's too toxic. It's 88
Hawker Fighter vs. Type 97
Seeing that everyone is arguing about the authenticity of certain operations recently, I would like to express my personal opinions and views here: 1. This is a system flow novel. Please do not argue about some very unreasonable operations. As we all know, system flow can do anything, even some. . . . . You can also rely on your brain to make up for it, so try not to argue about it. If you feel something is wrong, you can mention it. The author is very diligent and will give an explanation based on his own situation. If it is not right, he will also change it. 2. Air combat (Earth) novels are difficult to write, because they involve all aspects, which cannot be compared with other land battles, air combat (space), and naval battles. Moreover, you need to have a certain amount of space and imagination to write this, otherwise it will be really difficult to write (PS: The author has been a bit frustrated in checking the information these days. You can think about this How much workload is there? 3. This article is for the author. It is recommended to open a building to be responsible for popularizing science about how to maneuver, what the principle is, data on certain types of aircraft, etc. It is really not possible to link. After all, it is still difficult to understand if you don't understand some ground air combat, and you can also avoid some "hard leverage" That's it, thanks for reading!
I didn't even click in to read it. I was dumbfounded after reading the introduction. As the gate of the concession, the Sihang Warehouse carried the huge interests of the British and French concessions. The Japanese army didn't even dare to use heavy weapons. How could they send planes? At that time, the most important thing about adhering to the Four Elements was to gain international support. The Nationalist Government hoped that the Eight Hundred Warriors would stand at the gate of the British and French concessions in order to win the support of international public opinion. Since it was for political purposes, the eight hundred warriors of the army who stayed behind in Zhabei were the ones selected for sacrifice. Another point is that Xie Jinyuan was the former major battalion commander of the 19th Route Army that fought against Chiang Kai-shek.