A Hard-Core Badass in 1914

Starting in 1914? How to escape the iron fist of a loving father in the 1930s? This is not an individual's misfortune. The entire Red Navy's general-level officers were basically wiped out. All 6 admirals; 9 of 15 vice admirals were executed.

Invincible. I find that every time I read a novel about Tsarist Russia. If Tsarist Russia is the enemy, then the palace is full of villains who can only flatter and dare not contradict the Tsar. The Tsar can do whatever he wants and can do all kinds of brain hemorrhage operations. If Tsarist Russia is a friendly force, then the government will be full of power. People will find various reasons to oppose whatever the Tsar wants to do, especially when the Tsar wants to do something good for the protagonist. At this time, the Tsar has no power to do whatever he wants.

Even if the Bolsheviks were the final victors, why do you think that a noble officer could join in and share the fruits of victory? After the Bolsheviks came to power, how many noble officers were there, and how many of them survived the Great Purge? Reborn as a noble in a similar country, should I become Long Aotian? Long Aotian may not survive. There are only two ways to do it: work for the tsar and fight with the Bolsheviks, or fight with the tsar and the Bolsheviks to establish a political power.

While following the footsteps of the "peasant protector", he secretly hid the Tsar's orphan? Now the old right is in the big league.

Although historically the military actions in the Russian Revolution were deeply tied to the political economy, it can be seen that the author does not actually understand the Russian Revolution and the history of the Soviet Union. There are many trivial questions, almost one every two pages. Let's not talk about the rationality of the policy. At least we should not let the GPU or NKVD travel back to 1918 to tamper with the Cheka. Although politics is very attractive when written, and can fill a gap in Qidian. Com's articles, the author's strengths are obviously not here. My suggestion is to return to the battlefield micro-management that the author is good at. In fact, the first hundred chapters are quite well written, but the last few chapters are more difficult to read. In this case, wouldn't it be nice to regard Bubu as an NPC that issues tasks, and occasionally go into the plot and issue tasks, with the main content focusing on exchanging high-energy fertilizers with the German White Guards? Even if you must write about politics, let's at least throw the finished writing into gpt to check for any historical errors or unreasonableness.

Ten years of army and a hundred years of navy. When the Bolsheviks came to power, they had no capital to build ships. The Soviet Union started large-scale shipbuilding. I remember that World War II was over. The Red Navy had to go ashore to fight on land during World War II. The protagonist's ability will be useless if he doesn't use ships in the future? Is it possible to write a history of the development of the Red Navy?

In fact, the hard core of this book is not the protagonist but the German guy ()

The great purge of Stalin in the Soviet Union in the 1930s was actually passive. Because in order to win the civil war and protect the regime, Soviet Russia made a lot of compromises with various forces. When Trotsky founded the Red Army, he absorbed a large number of Russian aristocratic officers. Therefore, the Soviet Communist Party in the 1920s could be said to be a mixed bag. In name, it bears the title of the Communist Party, but in fact there are people from all factions inside. There is a plot in the famous How Steel Was Tempered. After the Soviet-Russian Civil War, a large number of the original Tsarist Russian officials were still in power at the local level. It can be said that Soviet Russia compromised too much for victory at that time. In the following period, they basically relied on military victory to suppress internal conflicts. Until a huge crisis broke out in Warsaw and Lenin died, no one could control the situation. In the 1920s and 1930s, internal strife in the Soviet Union was very serious. The evaluation of Stalin's weakness is because he always wanted to balance the forces of all parties and did not want to pierce this window paper. All the way down to his second-in-command. Kirov, who was regarded as his successor, was actually assassinated on the third floor of the government office building. Only then did Stalin completely wake up, and the Great Purge was not Stalin's purge of other factions, but Stalin's personal attempt to break the balance, and each faction began a battle royale. Instead of Stalinists attacking and purging various factions, the factions attacked each other. In the end, the Stalinists won with the huge advantage of the central government. Only then did the hidden danger disappear. If he hadn't launched a major purge, which would have dragged on until World War II, then Hitler's ideas would have really come true.

In this opening, if you don't burn the bridge, you will be successful.

The ending of the protagonist who is born into a noble family is to be purged by politics, unless the protagonist directly becomes a leader and is worth watching