My Soldiers Can Be Revived Infinitely

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. . . .