Moscow in Flames
燃烧的莫斯科
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 6.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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[Comment] These are some personal thoughts, which I'd call a book review.
I've been reading this book for the past few days and finished it the day before yesterday. It's very well written. To give a brief introduction, the protagonist transmigrates into the body of a Soviet female soldier named Rita, who is the female lead in "The Dawns Here Are Quiet," but the time is changed to 1941. First person, In terms of writing style: It's good and very fluent.
[Comment] Let me say a few words
The book is of decent quality, but I have a few suggestions. First, it doesn't need to be written entirely according to history. Like Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Records of the Three Kingdoms, far more people prefer the Romance to the Records, and most of the people who tipped you are fans of the Romance. Novels are about telling stories, not history.
[Comment] My thoughts on creating a formidable opponent for the protagonist, Rita! Please, author, have mercy!
Please, please don't create such a thing! In this historical context, there's absolutely no need for a long-term, fictional adversary... Every additional fictional, non-minor character adds another plot hole... Can't you at least make it a little more plausible? Can't you stop with the saccharine, melodramatic plot?! Please, author, think this through carefully!
Looking forward to extras such as "Valkyrie in the Far East", "Red War Goddess in the Cold War", "1991, Turning the Tide"...
I recently read a book on another website called "Struggling in Soviet Russia," which is currently over 900,000 words long. It's set one year before the German invasion of the Soviet Union. The protagonist works in intelligence, starting as a low-level leader and rising to become the chairman of the State Security Service, a member of the Central Committee, and in charge of foreign intelligence. He enjoys Stalin's great trust. Highly recommended.
Fourteen years have passed in a flash. I only read the first few chapters and didn't read to the end. I didn't expect that I had written so many words. It can be called a masterpiece!
I originally thought that "Burning Moscow" would be the pioneering work of Soviet-German war novels, but I didn't expect it to be the pinnacle. Both "Red Moscow" and "Soviet Union 1941" have many problems and many parts are seriously inconsistent with history.
Burning Moscow is an extremely realistic time-travel novel. The author must have spent a lot of effort researching many historical events and figures from the Soviet Union's Great Patriotic War. It mentions that the extremely arrogant and domineering Ministry of Internal Affairs was one of the reasons for the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Only by getting close to the Russians can you know what they're like. As a Northeasterner, the impression I've heard from my elders is that the Japanese were hateful! But the Russians were even more hateful.
Looking at the table of contents, it seems like the capture of Berlin is all? They can't write about Northeast China; there's so much more! The Cold War, the Soviet Union's years of mistakes, and the fact that he was only around 70 years old by 1991... Aren't they going to cover all of that?