The Space-Time Fleet: Echoes of the Pacific
时空舰队之太平洋的回响
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- Completed
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- 815k Words
- Genre
- Military
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- War Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It's really rare to see that at a time like 2024, there are still people writing time-travel stories online using traditional literary routines and ideas. At the same time, although the Yankees were indeed on the side of justice when they attacked Japan during World War II, they were indeed heroic. But in 2024, an era of fierce confrontation between China and the United States, some people actually dare to write stories online that sincerely praise the United States and Americans. I have to say, the author, you are a courageous person.
Let me give a unified reply to the plot progress question. In this book, I want to make the foreshadowing as detailed as possible, including the background and some political factors, as well as mutual games, etc. Friends who want to watch the plot of an aircraft carrier battle or a battleship bombardment can read the book. It will start with Pearl Harbor at about 15-20k words.
I'm not used to this way of writing. I always feel very out of touch. I'm still talking about Japan in a meeting, and suddenly there's a long paragraph about the British destroying the Italian fleet. I'm not used to it.
I feel that the United States knew about Japan's planned sneak attack at Pearl Harbor. War requires supplies and supplies. Commodities are almost impossible to hide. The United States needs an excuse. Then the United States will most likely go to Congress when it asks for aid.
The writing is quite good, but the timeline is a little inconsistent. The most typical one is the Bofors. It was copied after the escape ships were brought into the United States after the fall of the Netherlands. Before that, the United States believed in its own 28mm cannon.
After reading one chapter, I realized that if the author wants to go far, he should use less "my wife" jokes. I know what the game is, but what I want to read is a serious novel about World War II in the Pacific.
I always feel like this book will be banned sooner or later
Do Westerners also call them seniors? I think it's awkward for Westerners to have Chinese conversations.
Pure newbie, is this year 2014?
Novels are novels, don't add too much unnecessary science popularization. Anyone who can read this kind of novel basically understands the situation, and even has a higher level than most people. Dry science popularization is hydrology.