World War II: Starting by Crushing the Desert Fox
二战：从打崩沙漠之狐开始
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- Alternate History
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Yes, the author refuses to listen and refuses to revise. What kind of content is this about "Britain's oil business"? How many people would like to read this kind of content? It only has 800 favorites so far. Just removing the words "Britain's oil business" would significantly increase the number of readers.
Doing business with Montgomery? This guy is a complete idiot. The fact that the Market Garden initiative even went ahead proves he's a complete moron who can't listen to advice.
Great Britain is really shameless.
Dai Ying is so despicable and inhumane; it would be better if she were dead.
World War II: A Different Kind of Surprise. This title should be very intriguing. What kind of surprise? How was it different? Curious? Let's find out. An entire regiment of tanks was sunk, rendering most of Rommel's tanks immobile. This method, process, and result were all unlike anything seen before in the history of warfare. It was definitely a huge surprise.
Isn't Britain notorious for its inhumane behavior?! Check out John Khan Jr.'S videos about Britain!
The book is well-written, even quite vivid. However, the title is too ordinary. I wasn't interested in reading it at all, but seeing that you were the author, I clicked in and almost missed it. Author, could you please change the title?
Forget it. "Desert Fox" is a nickname given to him by the enemy, which tells you the weight of that name. In a real battlefield, you'd be lucky to survive and even speak out; you should be grateful for your ancestors' good fortune. If you're failing history, watch more military channels.
Or: World War II, starting with an unexpected surprise.
To put it simply: World War II, I... A title like that would guarantee a faster increase in readers than it is now.
I think it's alright, but I guess the casting was a bit poor. The author doesn't have a good impression of the Allies, especially the British, so not many people are willing to read it. It wasn't Germany's fault in terms of war; if Germany hadn't been so resource-poor, the European theater might have been very different.