My Soldiers Can Be Resurrected Infinitely

I've finished reading it now. It was quite frustrating at the beginning, but when I got into the second grade at the end, I felt a little awkward at first, and the writing felt a little raw, but it was okay and interesting.

This book is good and worth recommending.

It's a pity that before it was put on the shelves, it was a pretty good book about recruiting local players. These players have their own ideas and intricate relationships with local forces. Although players can be resurrected and upgraded, no one treats each mission as a game. This kind of player novel is new compared to other player novels. The story about recruiting earth players immediately changed. For local players, missions related to personal and family interests are just a game for earth players, and some people in the game have no sense of morality. Isn't it good to recruit loyal and brave subordinates? Do you have to have a bunch of bastards who are messing around and causing trouble?

My Third Reich was really a classic among classics in the past, and it is even now, but it was written a little too early, otherwise it would have become a god in one book, and it would have become more famous a few years later. Long Ling describes the details well, and it is too difficult for him to make up anything. He just lacks imagination and delicate writing 😊😊😊😊😊

It's really ruined. It was originally a very tempting world that slowly unfolded. As a result, players from Earth were added, and then a bunch of nonsense started that didn't advance the plot. There was no desire to watch it at all.

Obviously killing the commander and then resurrecting him will be the end of it, but you have to go around and around and worry me to death. Don't talk about loyalty, just tell the resurrected commander directly that a thought can resurrect him, and a thought can take back his life. In addition, with the benefit of not aging, whether the commander accepts it or not is just a matter of the author's thoughts...

If you want to read an alternate history of World War II, the previous one about Germany is better.

The front part is actually quite nice, but I don't understand the point of introducing players? What was originally a very special fourth natural disaster has become an ordinary fourth natural disaster by introducing players from another world? So what is the difference between this book and other books on the fourth natural disaster? Author, you gave up your own advantages

The power system is very unreasonable. It feels fragmented at first glance. According to the description, it is difficult to hold a heavy machine gun at level 2. That is to say, in the power system, many of the moves you use with cold weapons are definitely not as powerful as bullets, and the monsters are not ridiculously fast. Thirty professional soldiers did not kill a single monster in one round of shooting, while level 2 players used cold weapons to kill them indiscriminately. Is this reasonable?

I hope you all like this novel about an adventure in another world.

It was added after it was put on the shelves, and the players before time travel were really bad. Either this world goes directly to the end, or people from the previous world directly travel to each other. The mixture is really unsightly.

To be honest, since I found people from the real world as players, I really can't stand it anymore. . . .

It would have been nice to just write about the aborigines from the beginning, but adding natural disasters halfway through the story would turn it into a game. Changing the outline would dissuade most readers. The protagonist is immature and has the personality of a second-generation young master. He likes to slap people in the face and pretend to be cool and accept death. Now I don't know whether to read this book from the perspective of aborigines, natural disasters, or games. Author, I suggest you stop for a moment and read your work. I can't stand it anymore. A bit different

I read more than a hundred chapters, and the Earth players came and slipped away. I wrote about the Earth players at the beginning, and I wouldn't even click to read it.

The things written before and after are also very different 😅 Adding a setting is equivalent to changing the novel.

To be honest, I think it's enough to recruit players from other worlds. There's no big need to involve humans from real earth. The disadvantage is that it cannot take good care of the plot of the alternate world line. If it is involved too much, it will easily cause the plot to collapse.

First of all, let me say something ugly. The problems in the novel "My Empire" are obvious. These problems still exist in the novel "Alien Arms Empire", and there are even more problems in "Alien Arms Empire". 1. Although the author has a certain understanding of weapons, his understanding is limited, almost only during World War II and the early Cold War. Weapons from earlier or later periods, the author obviously uses whatever is famous in the novel. Moreover, for weapons with many models, the author does not write down the specific models. Just like the Winchester lever rifle that appeared in "Empire of Alien Arms", the author talked about it for a long time, neither saying which bullet was used nor its characteristics. There are four models of this gun, only the first two, 1866 (brass receiver) and 1873 (steel receiver), are universal .44-40 Black powder metal cartridges with custom-loaded ammunition. There is also the Thompson submachine gun that appears in this novel. The author said it was a "military model", but I thought it was a Thompson M1 submachine gun. But the author then said that "drum magazines can be used", and I guessed it was a Thompson M1928A1 submachine gun. Moreover, the author also likes to write long paragraphs about weapons. If you write it correctly, you still need it, but if you don't, it will be embarrassing. It is also the novel "Empire of Fire", the Winchester lever rifle that appears in it, the author introduced it for a long time, and almost did not introduce it correctly. On the contrary, this introduction is more like the predecessor-Henry M1860 lever rifle. [For the specific content, I posted a post in the Dot Circle of that novel. 2. In the novel, almost all the world is taken away by the protagonist alone. Almost always the protagonist develops some kind of new weapon, new equipment, or new tool, and then other countries immediately come to buy it, or after the war breaks out, some countries receive assistance. If there is no movement on the protagonist's side, there will be no movement on the other countries' side. In the novel "Alien Arms Empire", I sent multiple posts to the author, mainly about the technology tree of weapon development. I post this mainly because the author obviously ignores logistical issues when it comes to weapons development. 3. No matter what the protagonist's identity is, he will eventually become the head of a country. Moreover, the protagonist seems to know everything. Krishna's identity, being an emperor is normal. But it can only be said that it is almost impossible for Tang Mo, an arms dealer, to become emperor in the end. As long as the drawings are drawn, the craftsmen below can produce the finished product immediately. But as for production lines, logistics, raw materials and other issues, they are almost completely ignored. Just like in "My Empire", M4A1 is replaced with AK-47. Not only the materials and logistics need to be greatly changed, but also the usage habits. Moreover, historically, at the same time that the M4A1 was born, the AK-74M was also about to appear. Even if you change to AK, the AK-101 and the short barrel model AK-102 and later the AK-19 all use the same ammunition as the M4A1. Also "In order to make bullets universal, change the caliber of MG-42". I don't know if the author saw that they are all 7.62 Mm and took it for granted that the bullets are universal. And in reality, the German army still uses MG3 and continues to survive. The main reason is not how good or advanced it is, but how cheap it is. As for "Alien Arms Empire", I suspect that the author's knowledge of AK is limited to AK-47 and AKM. Fourth, science and technology develop too fast, which is already ridiculously fast. At the beginning, the world was similar to the Middle Ages or the Age of Discovery. Later, it was either a torrent of steel or informatization. Even if the protagonist knows everything and knows everything, there is no guarantee that his subordinates will know everything and know everything. 5. The map concept is vague, which was better in the early stages. But starting from the mid-term, there were so many countries and regions, and there were no maps, that it was impossible to figure out which country, which map was where.

I would like to give you a suggestion, don't write a female protagonist, it's best not to appear. The basic description of women in the past was not very good, and this type of article does not need a female character to polish the plot.

Come on, Long Ling, you've read my Third Reich, it's so well written.

In fact, it looked very good before it was put on the shelves. It has flaws but does not affect the overall situation. However, I have to risk my life to join the real players of the earth. . . It's hard to control the rhythm

Finally a new book has been published, and I have to seize the opportunity with Long Ling's book.

I saw that Chapter 160 was abandoned. Players deliberately kill people. They don't ban their accounts and just fine them points. I don't know what the author thinks. Has he really thought about it seriously? It's strange that your organization doesn't collapse.

Three times or 10 times the punishment is useless. The aborigines only have one life. If you kill them, they will die. And you just lose some cold points. Some people think it's fair, and it's unfair to the indigenous people.

See Chapter 6, now the question is. . . The description is too flat, even a bit verbose. How about he write in detail? It's not that the details are bad, but the writing is too cold, and it feels like a passerby or an NPC that can't be brought in at all. The golden finger does not use imagination at all, and it feels like it is just a support. There is no weakest golden finger, only the weakest person, it feels. . AI generates boring hydrology, and AI in ancient times is quite smart now. . . The idea I'm talking about is that since it can resurrect people, is there any ashes like Edison or Newton? Resurrection, if you can't guarantee the loyalty of others, you can't guarantee it. It's just a transaction, resources are exchanged for resurrection. They will definitely get good things after they become players. They will definitely be willing to give it in order to be revived. It's okay to stand in the rear and be the leader. In exchange for experience points, because you are irreplaceable, you have a lot of ideas. Forget it, I will see if it works later.

It feels like the new elves and the goodness of the four gods are becoming more and more erratic as time goes by. This setting is getting further and further away from the main plot. The elves were killed by bugs, and so many elves were not resurrected. Did you forget about Golden Finger?

It was okay after it was put on the shelves, but the more I wrote about it, the less I wanted to read it. I felt that subscribing was a waste of money.

Nowadays, many people are writing about World War II. Why don't you go back and write about Germany?

Open a new book and return to the old ways 😁

After seeing Chapter 440, my initial interest changed from thinking that the system is awesome, immortal and creating my own power, to looking forward to why the male protagonist doesn't drive? ? There are so many women who are not even ashamed of themselves! ? Disappointed +++, even holding hands, just touching the head, what a waste!

It's okay, big problems are fine, but small problems are constant. Especially for the torpedo machine part, they all use rockets. How can it be possible to launch it horizontally? It is obviously better to launch it at an oblique angle. I also used AI to deduce it. It is better to launch it at an oblique angle.