
The Global Digger
环球挖土党
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- Superpowers
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- 5y ago
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This is definitely a vest for a master. If a novice has this level, I will eat up my computer! The plot is compact, the short story is in place, the dialogue is appropriate, and there is an exotic tomb robbing style. If this book is not popular, it will be unacceptable! Also, the author must have saved a manuscript. If a veteran doesn't save a manuscript of 200,000 words, I won't believe it!
I am going to be a father today. Now I am waiting outside the delivery room. I am a little excited, but also a little nervous. I feel a little sorry for my wife. I am a little confused here. Stranger, please give your wife a blessing.
The short story is about to be updated
This is a short story about a ruffian. He is going to have 100 updates on the day it is released. I will post a post here to force him to fulfill his promise 😏😏
Weapons and equipment atlas
Updated as the occasion demands, please watch in reverse order. Unless otherwise stated, pictures are from Wikipedia or Baidu Please do not comment in the comments.
I'll give you a reward to compensate for the money I owe you for piracy.
Do today's readers have too discerning tastes or are they too glassy? After reading dozens of chapters, the one with a female character said that there are a lot of people who are poisonous. Looking for help is still poisonous, and helping others is still poisonous. . The protagonist has to work alone for the rest of his life? If you are single all your life, you will carry and process the good things you find yourself. You must sell them at the highest price, and no one can take advantage of them. The money you earn must be used by yourself and cannot be shared. . Textbook level of selfishness. . Looking at the comments section, some people said that Lin Yuhan's appearance was too sudden, and it was really enlightening to be able to force the author to change the outline. According to this, which person's appearance is not unexpected? Big Ivan, the manager of a small shabby shop, suddenly said that he knew a rich man who could buy a tank, and a rich and wealthy childhood sweetheart suddenly appeared. The protagonist suddenly had a sister, and the protagonist's father suddenly had a comrade in need of help. After all, these had not been mentioned before. Thinking along this line of thinking, the protagonist might as well travel directly to the end of the world. There will be no living people except the protagonist, so there won't be any sudden people~
Let me do some hard science popularization——U-shaped submarine
U-boat (English: Untersee-boot) refers specifically to the submarine used by Germany in the First and Second World Wars. Because the numbers of German submarines are named after the first letter U plus numbers in the German "Untersee-boot" (English U-boat). Among the U-type submarines, the U-35 submarine built by Germany in 1915 caused a devastating blow to the ships of the Allied Powers during World War I, showing the world the huge military role and potential that submarines may play in modern warfare, and is therefore considered the second milestone in the development of modern submarine technology. U-shaped submarines such as U-47. In order to distinguish it from the submarines of other countries (English "submarine"), "U-boat" is used in English to refer to German submarines. The Chinese translation is "U-shaped submarine". In 1906, the first submarine "U1" built for the German Navy by Germany's Germania Werft became the most feared weapon on the Atlantic. Foreign name Untersee-boot Research and development Germany's Germania Shipyard Known as The most feared weapon on the Atlantic Usage period First and Second World War User Germany Representative model U-47 Classification of German U-boats in World War II In World War II, the Nazi Kriegsmarine Type II (Type 2), VII (Type 7), IX (Type 9), XXI (Type 21), and XXIII (Type 23) were used in combat. All submarine models are named after U and Roman numerals. Each model also has a series of improved models, such as the IID (2D) model which is improved from the IIA (2A) type, the VII series includes VIIB (7B), VIIC (7C), VIIC/41, etc., And the IX series includes IXB (9B), IXC (9C), IXC/40, etc. There are also Type XIV (nicknamed "Cow") submersible oilers used for replenishing oil, and Type X used for minelaying According to statistics, a total of 192 combat ships were sunk by submarines throughout World War I, including 12 battleships, 23 cruisers, 39 destroyers, and 30 submarines. During the war, the participating countries built more than 640 submarines, and Germany alone built more than 300 submarines. In early 1906, the Germans built a U-shaped submarine powered by a diesel engine. On September 5, 1914, the German submarine U21 sank the British warship "Pathblazer" with a torpedo, and 250 officers and soldiers were buried at the bottom of the sea. On September 22, 1914, the German submarine U9 sank three 12,000-ton British armored cruisers in less than 90 minutes off Belgium, killing 1,500 people on board. By the end of 1915, German submarines had sunk more than 600 Allied merchant ships; by 1916 and 1917, the total number of sunk merchant ships had reached 1,100 and 2,600 respectively. Only one German submarine, the U35, sank 226 ships, totaling more than 500,000 tons. In World War I, the total number of merchant ships sunk by German submarines reached 5,906, with a total tonnage of more than 13.2 Million tons. Among them, U-shaped submarines stole the show at sea with their underwater mobility and combat capabilities. After the outbreak of World War II, submarines became the main underwater warships. Before the war, the participating countries had a total of 496 submarines. During the war, 1,669 submarines were built, bringing the total number of submarines to more than 2,100. During the war, submarines sank 395 combat ships (including 3 battleships, 17 aircraft carriers, 32 cruisers, and 122 destroyers), and sunk more than 5,000 transport ships with a weight of more than 20 million tons. Germany relied on its advanced U-boats to effectively attack the Allied merchant fleets and convoys in the Atlantic waters. Admiral Karl Dönitz, who commanded German submarines, invented the "wolf pack" tactic, using 6 to 12 submarines to form an underwater fleet. They would follow the convoy during the day, enter the attack position at dusk, and sneak into the convoy at night to conduct short-range attacks with direct torpedoes. In October 1940, a "wolf pack" consisting of 12 submarines sank 32 ships without being injured. By 1941, the total number of Allied ships sunk by German submarines had reached 1,150; by 1942, the number had risen to 1,600. After 1943, the Allies installed anti-submarine radars on ships and aircraft, which reduced the number of sunk ships by 65%. By 1944, only 200 ships were sunk. During World War II, Germany built a total of 1,131 submarines, plus the 57 built before the war, for a total of 1,188 submarines. These submarines sank 3,500 ships and killed 45,000 people. By the end of the war, 781 German submarines had been sunk by the Allies. Staffing Standing personnel 1. Commander (Captain) 2. Chief Mechanic (Chief Engineer) 3. Chief Watch Officer (Day Officer) 4. Chief Quartermaster 5. Senior Mechanical Maintenance Engineer 6. Boatswain 7. Ordinary Crew 8. Technical Technical crew 9. Submarine control room operator 10. Radio and sonar operator 11. Torpedo launcher 12. Submarine gunner 13. Cook Extra personnel 1. Onboard doctor 2. Anti-aircraft gunner 3. Field correspondent who interviews the boat 4. Weatherman . 5. Combat Staff (tactical analysis) Introduction to possible "visiting guests" on the submarine: 1 enemy prisoners of war 2 our own evacuees 3 pilots who fell into the water (including our own or the enemy) 4 camped Other rescued U-boat members 5 rescued crew members of our own ships 6 agents 7 secret technical experts 8 rescued political activists from other countries (pictures and information are all from the Internet)
Please don't read those books that say we plagiarized
We clicked in, just to divert their attention, everyone, don't be stupid, he can say whatever he likes, if he doesn't sue us, we will sue him, we have this time to study intellectual property law 😜😜
Some thoughts on the Chinese translation of Chao Gang! It's a bit long, so I'll read it from Longkong first and then spray it.
I just saw someone in another book club group making a fuss about it! Watching it from beginning to end, I admire him for being a man! However, in the end, I didn't quite agree with the incident of speculation about Chinese translation. I was eating melon happily. Suddenly, I discovered that the real name mentioned in the article was this niche fairy grass that I just bought recently! This surprised me. I saw this book the day before it was put on the shelves. I watched it all night first, caught up with the progress when it was released the next day, and made an initial order! The reason why I read it at that time was that this book was the first novel about foreign diggers that I had seen in **. Moreover, the author's writing style is relatively sophisticated, and the introduction of various materials on the Soviet-German War is also relatively detailed. In addition, the two operations officers are also very dedicated and often post information and pictures of vehicles and weapons in this chapter. No matter how you look at it, you don't want to be inspired by an original work after reading it, spend half a month preparing, and then write the work out of an outline! It would take half a month to check all kinds of information on a battle in the early stage of the work! And in the several digging and treasure hunting activities that occurred in the Soviet weapons depot, the author's endings were quite amazing! For example, at the end of the first Mongolian missile silo incident, original text: Before departure, Shi Quan took one last look at the abandoned missile base behind him through the rearview mirror. That was not a missile base, it was clearly the dead but not zombie body of the former Soviet Union. It can be seen that the author still has many thoughts and feelings about the Soviet Union! Half a month, frying the outline, translating from Chinese to Chinese, this can be done! However, after half a month, after seeing a plot outline of only about ten chapters, I changed the scene to a foreign country, became familiar with various materials about the Diggers, memorized the local war situation of the Soviet-German War, and had my own views on the Soviet Union. I still have to write it out in the end! …Can a new author do this? Complete these things in just half a month! Some people say that the author is a great master. Can a great author do such a job in half a month? It's kind of funny! I went to read the book "National Treasure Digging". Let me explain the types of these two books to you in detail. The book "Global Diggers" belongs to the wilderness treasure hunting genre! This genre belongs to the wilderness survival genre + foreign treasure hunting genre. In the foreign treasure hunting genre, the all-metal bullet case "Treasure King" by the master is considered an early masterpiece! The Wilderness Survival Stream originated from the outstation, so I won't mention it. Most foreign diggers hunt for treasure in the wilderness. If broken down, this work is the pioneer of foreign treasure hunting in the wilderness. In China, "Ghost Blows Out the Lamp" and "Tomb Robbery Notes", which involve digging tombs and hunting for treasures in the wild, have long been available! The book "National Treasure Digging" is a treasure hunt based on the theme of spiritual energy recovery! The Spiritual Energy Revival Stream was very popular in the first three years, but now it is still very popular. However, after all, it has been popular for three years, and everyone has seen all the tricks before, and has developed a certain degree of immunity to the spiritual energy resuscitation flow. At this time, the spiritual energy is revived. Only novel themes will not attract book lovers. And the book "National Treasure Digging", which was published half a month ago, has such poor results. It is probably not just the slow publication... There must be other problems with the writing! In addition, it is inevitable that there will be some similarities to this kind of work about digging for treasure in the wilderness. From the end of 2016 to the beginning of 2017, fans of the works of the first brother in the Wilderness Survival stream accused the second brother of plagiarism... And later fans of the second brother's works accused the third brother of plagiarism... Such similar situations often occur in the wilderness genre. As for the incident of copying and translating the outline into Chinese, I personally think the credibility is not high. Book friends who want to know the truth can read these two works and explore your own answers! Ps: I don't know the author of this book, and I haven't joined the book club now. I'm not a troll, and I don't have any bad money. I, Luoshuang, am just standing in the position of a book friend who is chasing this book. Regarding this incident, I feel my own conscience and make my own voice!
This book was discovered by accident. Among the recent batch of seedlings, this book may be ranked first. In my heart, it is well deserved. I hope the author can update more. Your out-of-context technique can be compared with the one next door {"NickName":"Screaming Pig","UserId":343024939}{"NickName":"Ruffian","UserId":340573374}🤫