The Soul of a Maritime Power

It's a pity that the author no longer writes, and there is not even an introduction to the author online. I don't know if I will come back occasionally to read the books I wrote and read the comment section.

On February 21, 2019, I found this book again and ordered it in full. I remember I started reading this book during the summer vacation of the second year of junior high school or the summer vacation of the third year of junior high school. It was a pirated version. Nowadays, it seems that there are many flaws in the writing style and logical settings, but at the time, it was the only adjustment during the intense study. Because of this book, I fell in love with the ocean; and because of this book, I applied for the Naval Academy, but unfortunately I failed the physical examination. Seven or eight years have passed and the author has since stopped writing. I have also changed a lot after reading too many books. However, the yearning of land countries for the ocean and the challenges of emerging countries to sea power have permanently changed some of my thoughts and concepts. If I have the chance in the future, I think I will still go on a warship.

During World War I, the German Army made much greater sacrifices than the German Navy. Within the Navy, the German submarine force also made greater sacrifices. The result was a German naval battleship force with better support and better welfare. The latest rebellion has to be said to be an irony.

This comment section is really interesting. Some people would actually point at a book written in 12 years. According to your hindsight standards, which one of "Fights Breaking the Sky" and "Douluo Dalu", which were regarded as classics at that time, is not a novice's brainless novel? Is it interesting to criticize and criticize here now? If you look at it from the perspective of 12 years, this book is already well written, and the author's writing was indeed not very mature at the beginning (after all, it was the first time to write a historical novel), but by the middle, the author's writing became much better, and some people in the comment area were really unnecessary.

The painting style of the old Taoist priest is incompatible with this book. The old Taoist priest who was begging for a certificate from the Shente Time and Space Administration... Couldn't laugh at all. This style of calligraphy and painting is not suitable for any kind of humor

This book is full of the atmosphere of that era, with the supremacy of force, the yearning for the second and third virtues, immature overall structure, weird settings and a plot similar to Long Aotian. It can be said to be a piece of past history.

I can't even write the main character's name well. After reading more than ten chapters, I only have three or four names. I don't take my work seriously and I don't have much potential.

This is the most comfortable and passionate battleship novel I have ever read. Every turning point is supported by foreshadowing, but unfortunately the supporting characters are not so well established. The Kaiser in the book is more like an idiot without intelligence, who is at the mercy of others and always compromises when he hands over power in the end. Compared with other genres, the protagonist cannot farm land, systems, and systems. The protagonist's abilities are also knowledge from the previous life (advanced knowledge). What really makes people applaud in the story are the battles at sea and the legends in the political arena. Although it seems that many descriptions and story developments still do not jump out of the starting outline, the author's writing style and the rigor of the story make people unconsciously involved in the story. Although this book has some flaws, I still sincerely look forward to the author's next book [although I think it is unlikely] [This is the first book review for you in 6 years, a bookworm]

I read some a few years ago. At that time, foreign history was so prosperous. There were good books every year, but they disappeared every year, and then appeared again every year. Then they moved to other places, and then withered until only this one was left. Alas.

It is difficult for me to recall how I encountered this book. It opened up a new world for me when I was young - the era of giant ships, heavy guns, and steam-riveted steel. I often lingered here after my heavy studies, because the enterprising spirit contained in that exciting era and the violent aesthetics of battleships made me determined to win despite the repeated abuses, beatings and humiliations. The Royal Navy must fight every enemy it encounters.