My Company Commander, Charles De Gaulle

The description isn't very relevant to the current content, and it doesn't highlight the fun of endlessly restarting and grinding dungeons.

Please write less about reality; I mainly want to see war. There are too few high-quality war stories, especially in the fantasy genre, and many are abandoned, which is really frustrating. The plot is now returning to reality, but if I can't bring some supplies, I feel like I can't help much.

My previous account was called Earl, this one is called Baron, was I demoted? 😜

Having read the beginning, it currently resembles "The Diary of a Battlefield Priest," which was very well written, with various grand scenes, a sense of cinematography and excitement, clever plot design, and a natural portrayal of the protagonist's special abilities. It achieved considerable success, even ranking among the top books. However, it inexplicably ended when it got to the Soviet Union.

What to do with the white-feathered bastards after the war! If these bastards aren't dealt with properly, no matter how well you do it, it won't stop the French men of World War II from raising the white flag!

The writing is good, but what's the fun part of this World War I scenario? Completing tasks rewards you with real-world wealth? And then you live a good life in the real world? Acquire various skills? And then live well in the real world? Or perhaps you can make some wishes in the dungeon world that you can't fulfill in the real world? You have to find the satisfying part eventually, right? Right now, it doesn't feel engaging at all.

My communications officer subordinate, Adolf 🙂

The thrill factor is outdated, and the plot is sloppy. Short dramas with "successful people's carnival" tropes are played every day, and this one has to be repeated again. The Dragon King has 100,000 subordinates, and here are 100,000 employees... I won't go into details about the others. The characters' behavior here is inconsistent with their previous character settings.

Is this subject matter and writing style a case of someone who wrote too much war game material and then started writing a novel again with added water?

The title and content are, if not completely unrelated, at least not closely connected, and utterly unappealing. It would be better to call it "Plot-Driven Kill: I'm a Magic Squad in World War I."