The Infinite Historical Battlefield, Beginning with World War I

Against the grand backdrop of the war, the depiction of even the most insignificant little people is incredibly delicate, reminiscent of "scar literature." In reality, WWII was far more brutal than many people imagine; it was the first time in human history that the human species, aided by modern industry, had engaged in mutual slaughter. This war forever changed Europe spiritually, and these most delicate aspects are quite captivating.

Of all the war-themed scenes, the one that impressed me the most was the narration at the end of Storm of Steel: They push, They pushed forward we push. We'll push it back. Every  once  a  while, For a moment we  push  hard  enough  that  the  light  breaks  through  the  clouds The distance we covered with our full effort was so great that we could even see light peeking through the clouds.

The difficulty of writing will definitely increase with the presence of other players 😥

In this game, you can run into any player in real life? That's so contrived. The first one is one thing, but the second one, after returning from abroad, you can just randomly run into any doctor at any hospital. Is this a joke? And the constant emphasis on how easily players are detected and followed is even more ridiculous. Unless there's foreshadowing, this is a total trap. Aside from that, it's alright; the first two dungeons are quite well-written.

The writing is very delicate, revealing the cruelty of WW1 and its impact well. I really wish the author could have written a longer version of WW1; the author has done a truly excellent job with this subject matter. As a reader, the thought of WW2 happening ten or twenty years from now fills me with sadness, especially since the protagonist's generation has to send their own sons to the battlefield.

It looks good; but with other players around... Sigh.

And more... Your Chapter 212 settlement was poorly written. Why didn't you spend four or five chapters to let the protagonist enjoy it? It was clearly a super satisfying moment, but it was cut. Even if it's just a matter of time, at least the character's file should have it written there. Your idea of ​​returning to reality and encountering players from the same world is pretty ridiculous.

The data in the previous chapters was a mess. A bunch of people posted comments saying the author doesn't even look at it.

Since there will be other players, will there be any who travel back to the Pacific theater of World War II and beat up Snail Head? And while they're at it, they might also beat up Snail Head's militaristic remnants from the past.

The first story was quite good, with a familiar writing style, somewhat reminiscent of Xiao Dai Zhao, and had relatively few flaws. The second story, however, showed a significant decline. For example, in the scene where Cthulhu attacks from both sides, instead of feigning a southward attack to defeat the remnants of the Gauls and force Cthulhu's army to leave the city walls for open battle, the…