The Eagle’s Gaze

Is writing over a hundred chapters about just one battle, going around in circles endlessly, not enough? How many battles does the author plan to write about?

Not only is it watery, but it also loves to engage in pointless sentimentality, offering no real substance.

Author, is "Bloodstained Skies of the War of Resistance" your previous book? I really liked that book on air combat; it was very realistic. I noticed your writing style and pen name are the same as the previous author's. May I ask if you wrote it? If so, on which platform did you write "Bloodstained Skies" and "The Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895"?

The key to reading online novels is the opening chapters, the so-called "golden three chapters"—what have they even written? I flipped to chapter six and it's still rambling on about history. You're just going to drag this out; I'm giving up.

This book is an outstanding military-themed work on Qidian recently. The Air Force is a technical branch of the military, which is difficult to write about. Thank you for your hard work, author.

It's a mess, lacks focus, and can't grasp the main plot.

It's really confusing, I can't understand it.

Honestly, I don't think this author is suited to writing. I've read fifty or sixty chapters so far, and not a single one is clearly written. I've read several chapters of the air combat and still don't understand whether the planes were shot down or not. It's all so muddled and doesn't provide any sense of excitement.

If I'm not mistaken, the protagonist hasn't even started aerial combat by chapter 45... Do you think this is pure literature?

Ah, it's just that the speed is too fast, I still want to read more and get monthly tickets.