A World War II Military Reviewer? Even a Dog Could Do It
二战军评家？狗都能当
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Reading this book, you'll feel like all the mustachioed men and generals are drooling, screaming and yelling after just one report! Good heavens! This Sean is practically a god; he understands our Blitzkrieg so well! Although the books on the four prototypes of Blitzkrieg have been read to pieces, all the soldiers seem to be under some kind of restriction—not a single one understands it.
It's truly surreal that a military illiterate author, who doesn't even know if Poland had radar in 1939, can have his war-themed book prominently featured on the homepage of Qidian.com.
German High-Ranking Officials as Seen by the Author
It's truly remarkable how detailed the research and analysis were in those old online novels, often labeled as "Germanist fantasy novels." Now, in the AI era, people are too lazy to even look up AI information; reading them is like watching a fantasy novel about World War II playing on a screen in the Ming Dynasty, shocking people from ancient times.
A graduate from a top-tier university (985 Project) is transported to 1930s America and becomes a white man, only to be forced to work as a porter at the docks to survive?! The key point is that even though they're dirt poor, they can still rent a one-bedroom apartment! Kidding me? Bloody hell! The author's left and right brains are really fighting each other!
The author misunderstands the deep strategy.
The most perfect demonstration of the deep battle strategy was the West's 81 exercise. This exercise convinced the Americans that they could not win a ground war against the Soviet Union on the European continent. This led to the world-shaking surgical precision strikes carried out by the air force during the Gulf War.
The protagonist's income is almost $200,000 a year, right? He should be able to experience the methods of President Roosevelt by now. "I'll take 95 out of 100, you know my tricks. Don't spend the remaining five, give me four yuan and eighty cents tomorrow. Don't touch the last two mao, I need them for the day after tomorrow."
Cultural workers must have culture.
Well, the author is a military ignoramus. First of all, the deep battle tactic is an offensive tactic, not a defensive tactic as the author claims. The deep battle tactic is an offensive military theory proposed by Soviet Marshal Tukhachevsky.
The protagonist makes a prophecy, which is disbelieved by the Allies but believed by the Germans. They win the battle, and the protagonist is taken prisoner.