Nuclear Apocalypse: Binding Red Alert Simulator at the Start

The military strength is too suppressed, only over a hundred points, and we still have to save the world, so don't belittle me.

The author's setting of the protagonist's behavior is a bit too weak. It's already the era of nuclear peace. Shouldn't his behavior be tougher? He still has a savior. This kind of savior is a bit painful to watch.

I used 4 chapters to write a nightmare that has nothing to do with the plot 🤔

Red Alert's capabilities are very strong. It just depends on how the author limits the system capabilities without violating the rules. This is also the most intuitive feeling that tests the quality of system writing. I just read the opening chapter and saw the setting of unlimited ammunition. I initially judged that the limit was very general. I think this book will collapse easily. I hope the author can have some strength and come back later. Otherwise, there is no need to watch it.

Watching the girl at the beginning made my head hurt

You already have a red police base vehicle, do you still need to simulate survival? ? ?

Haha Kyushu warrior. You might as well just mobilize the troops and still have a sense of substitution.

Brother, a little suggestion, I hope it will be useful to you: It is not impossible to write emotional scenes in Red Alert novels, but there are only a few women in Red Alert novels, especially if you write Red Alert 3, there will be a few more. If you write 1 and 2, then it will be the proper 2 or 3. For most readers who are Red Alert fans, they have no sense of expectation. This is the reason why people tell you not to write emotional dramas, because they are afraid that the book will collapse if you don't write it well. If the author can handle this aspect well, then everyone will definitely be happy to see a female protagonist. Secondly, I think the rhythm of combat power upgrade and the strength of the enemy are the two most difficult aspects to control. If you upgrade too quickly and get out the Apocalypse tanks, there will be nothing to write about, unless you are willing to write about the navy coming out to fight sea monsters. Many other previous works failed to control the rhythm of this aspect. As a result, there was really nothing to write in the end, so they could only write about superpowers and cultivation systems, resulting in nondescript and disappointing Red Alert fans. Or it is written as an infinite flow, constantly changing maps to kill monsters and upgrades without thinking... But they don't understand that the legion flow is really not suitable for infinite flow, otherwise it will be easy to get into trouble, and if more than 5 "maps" are changed, it will easily make readers feel confused and lose the motivation to read on. Therefore, I suggest that the author should try to write as many infantry units as possible to fight monsters in the early stage. Don't write out high-end tanks so quickly or at least don't produce them at will. You can release some of them through rewards for completing tasks and the like. In this way, we can pair it with a heroine and write emotional scenes as well. I hope it is useful to you, and I hope your book will be wonderful. 10 Votes a day to support it.

What are you writing about? So Niubi, it costs money to refuel

As for the setting-related aspects mentioned by readers, such as unlimited ammunition, because the protagonist is directly bound to the system after time travel, he is also confused about what he can do 😂, so there are not many settings given at the beginning. Later, as the plot unfolds, relevant settings will be brought out. Thank you all for your suggestions and comments.

Is the red alert system so weak?

First of all, I would like to thank the big guys for their support. It is Xiaobai's first time writing a book, and his writing is not good enough to make everyone laugh. Some settings in this book have caused some controversy, especially unlimited ammunition. Personally, I prefer to use the red alert system and of course have unlimited ammunition, otherwise I wouldn't write it like this. But does unlimited ammunition mean that there is no need for logistics? It certainly doesn't. Anyone who has played Red Alert knows that mining is required. It's normal for big guys to have their own opinions. There's no need to get into arguments. It's just for entertainment. But if there is a quarrel, if deleting one of them is suspected of being biased, I guess both big bosses will be unhappy if they are deleted. I can only listen to the advice of some seniors, open fan comments, and reduce this kind of situation, just for one point, I mean. 😜

I haven't read it yet, but a nuclear bomb can't kill a base vehicle. . .

I have a suggestion for the author. When writing some of his own original settings, he can mark them below to distinguish them from the official settings.

It's a pity that the investment opportunities have been exhausted. Next month.

Will this book add units from other Red Alert modules?

Updates are too slow