The Winter of 1921 and the Snow of Wurttemberg

First, I shamelessly gave myself a perfect score—I need to be confident! Hmm... Also, the book review below was actually written by a fellow reader (the opening paragraph wasn't about me... I haven't even written the fantasy war section yet, and even if I had, I wouldn't be so careless). It's been a long time since I've done a book review, so I needed someone to liven things up. I've been writing this book for several months now, starting on May 5th, 2018, and today is February 2nd, 2019. In that time, I've written 600,000 words (I don't know if that's fast or slow...), Signed a contract, and received a lot of support (for me in the early stages) from friends, big or small. I'm very grateful...

To be honest, this is my first time writing a book review. This historical novel, like many others, is divided into an external war storyline and an internal romance storyline involving the male protagonist. This is a basic pattern for many historical novels. However, many, like *Germany, Part III*, seem logically inexplicable from many objective perspectives. It's as if the German leaders, by simply changing their strategy—for example, encircling and annihilating the Anglo-French forces at Dunkirk, or drawing Spain into the Mediterranean conflict to prioritize Gibraltar and Malta and avoid supply shortages—or making fewer strategic mistakes during the invasion of the Soviet Union, prioritizing political occupation or economic gains...

I've read quite a few historical novels, but this one is the only one that truly suits my taste and has a good writing style. I love this period of history, the steam power of the Victorian era, the meticulous craftsmanship of German industry, and especially the steel revolution before and after World War I. I was a little confused at first with the first chapter, but when the timeline shifted back to 1921, it started to captivate me. To be honest, I was a bit taken aback when I first read about Hindenburg's assassination, but as I continued reading, I became increasingly engrossed and couldn't put it down. The iron will of the army and the elegance of the nobility perfectly portray this period of history. I hope the author doesn't follow the pattern of other authors who frequently delay their writing and keeps going. The delicate writing style is a welcome change from the mindless harem/yuri novels I've read...

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