
The Eagle’s Gaze
鹰睨
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 459k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War of Resistance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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205Chapters
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Just attack in one battle and write endlessly in circles. Isn't more than a hundred chapters enough? How many battles does the author plan to write?
Not only water, but also sensational and without any nutrition
Author, is The Blood-stained Skies of the Anti-Japanese War the last book you wrote? I like that air combat book very much. It is very realistic. I see that your writing and pen name are the same as the author of the previous book. I would like to ask you, is it you who wrote it? If so, on which platform did you write the two books "The Sky" and "Jiawu" before?
The key to reading online articles is the opening chapter, the so-called golden three chapters. What does this say? When you turn to Chapter 6, you are still rambling on about popular science history. Just take your time and write your ink, then abandon it and leave.
This book is an excellent recent work in the military genre by Qidian. The Air Force is a technical branch and the writing is difficult. Thank you to the author for your hard work.
It's a mess, has no focus, and can't grasp the main line.
It's really confusing and I can't understand it
To be honest, I feel that this author is not suitable for writing a book. I have read fifty or sixty chapters now, and none of them are written clearly. I read a few chapters of air battles and I still can't figure out whether the plane was shot down or not. It's all confusing and doesn't bring any sense of satisfaction at all.
If I read it correctly, the protagonist hasn't started aerial combat in Chapter 45... Do you think it's pure literature?
Oh, it's just because of the speed. I still want to follow up and get a monthly pass.