Naval Warfare: Caliber Is Truth

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Just put your mind here and you will be able to read without thinking.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, there is a high probability that it was written by AI. There are extremely obvious confusions in people's names, ship names, ship types, plots, etc.

It's hard to find a book about naval battles. Don't be a eunuch.

I don't think this book was written by AI. The taste is too authentic.

One moment is Fisher, and the other is Zhang Xu. Is it a bad habit I learned from someone? I just unified the name after surpassing it. Listening to the book, one moment is Zhang Xu, and the other is Fisher. I thought there were two protagonists 🤔🤔

I suggest you write down various data about the battleships. Otherwise, you won't even know the tonnage, firepower, and main gun size of both sides.

After reading this book, I felt that Tirpitz and the German navy he commanded were just a bunch of losers who couldn't fight without the protagonist.

Just feed the readers shit right from the beginning, you know how to do it

400 Chapters, 50 comments. No one reads this book

There is repeated content in the first chapter, and judging from the readers who left messages, it still exists without any feedback from the author for at least more than two months. Are the methods used to screen readers so sophisticated nowadays? If you can accept the repetition of the first chapter, you will definitely be able to accept the minor problems that follow.

So don't talk about real history. Let's deal with the rare naval battle theme.

Don't let rubbish come in during daily detoxification.

Then take action, then board the ship, knowing the danger, but not thinking about solving it, waiting to fall into a trap?

If you're bored, you can just read a book to enjoy yourself. I'm not here to learn knowledge. If you don't like it, don't spray it.

There is no aircraft with this kind of hit rate, and a heavy cruiser can chase and kill the entire fleet on the opposite side 😰

With this hit rate, shouldn't we be chasing him around?

There are not many authors who are still willing to write about naval battles. Please read and cherish them.

Isn't there a golden finger? Where are your precision bombardments?

I like books about naval battles and keep them, but I have a monthly vote for this book. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write less about history and more about the magic of pig's feet naval battles. Otherwise, I can read the history of World War I, so why bother reading this book.

Don't take bandit logic as truth🔨

The tide is booming, there are so many updates, readers are enjoying reading it, and the monthly ticket rewards are here, right?

Come on, the author, 👍 can provide advanced design ideas.

After seeing a Chinese mother and daughter in the last two chapters, I was ready to give up.

Go on, fuck it until it bleeds like a river, then switch to a battleship when you get back

Don't write so long about land battles. There are too many descriptions of the characters' expressions.

Why don't you talk about the plug-in? What are you afraid of if you have it?

If the worldview in the book is followed a hundred years later in World of Warships, will the Reed system have a legendary commander with increased main gun accuracy?🙂

In an AI article, does the author not even look at it after writing it in AI? Half of the chapter is repeated and is clearly placed here.