A Hard-Core Badass in 1914

The war began in 1914? How did they escape the iron fist of the benevolent father in the 1930s? This wasn't just a few unlucky individuals; the entire Red Navy's admiral-level officers were practically wiped out. All six admirals and nine out of fifteen vice admirals were executed.

Unbelievable! I've noticed that whenever I read novels featuring Tsarist Russia, if Russia is the enemy, the court is full of sycophants who only know how to flatter and dare not contradict the Tsar. The Tsar can do whatever he wants and make all sorts of irrational decisions.

Even if the Bolsheviks were the ultimate victors, what makes you think a noble officer could join them and share in the spoils of victory? After the Bolsheviks seized power, how many noble officers were there, and how many survived the Great Purge? Reborn as a noble in a similar country, would you become a protagonist destined for greatness?

While closely following the footsteps of "peasant protectors," they are also secretly harboring the orphans of the Tsar? Now the old right-wing alliance has formed.

Although military actions during the Russian Revolution were historically deeply intertwined with politics and economics, it is evident that the author lacks a true understanding of the history of the Russian Revolution and the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, raising numerous trivial questions, almost one every two pages.

Ten years for the army, a hundred years for the navy. When the Bolsheviks came to power, they didn't have much of a foundation for shipbuilding. I remember that the Soviet Union started large-scale shipbuilding after World War II was over. The Red Navy had to go ashore to fight land battles during World War II. With the protagonist's abilities, it's useless if there are no ships to use later. Are you going to write a history of the development of the Red Navy?

Actually, the most hardcore part of this book isn't the protagonist, but rather the German guy (or rather, the German guy).

Stalin's participation in the Great Purge of the 1930s was largely passive. To win the civil war and protect his regime, Soviet Russia made numerous compromises with various factions. When Trotsky founded the Red Army, he absorbed many Russian aristocratic officers. Therefore, the Soviet Communist Party in the 1920s was a mixed bag.

At the start, not being betrayed after being used is a success in itself.

The protagonist, born into nobility, is destined for political purge, unless he directly becomes a leader, in which case the story becomes interesting.