I have finished the book and I don’t have much to say. This book was indeed very difficult for me as a military-illiterate person, but fortunately I persevered. Let me briefly talk about the shortcomings of this book. The first is the first 300,000 words of the book. At that time, I had just started writing. I thought writing a book was very simple, but after writing it, I realized that writing a book is really not easy. It’s not something I could sustain as I’ve only written a composition of 500 words at most. At that time, I really imagined it to be like other World War II books. The reason is not hard to find anyway. But this problem arises. I once shouted in the book review area of the original website that no matter how rubbish I wrote, I would never be a eunuch. If you were a eunuch, you could call me anything, even though I only had 300 book friends at the time. People, but someone must have seen it. One of my shortcomings or strengths is that when something falls into the hands of others, or when I make a promise, I will try my best to complete it.
I digress, but let’s talk about the first 300,000 words. The previous writing is very stiff, right? It looks like it’s made up of piles of information, right? As you can see, those blunt parts at the front are indeed made up of data. A few buddies once asked me to change it, and I did consider it, but after thinking about it I gave up. Generally, it will be very difficult to revise the parts that have been written, and some places will not be connected. At my level, I can only change things for the worse. But I can guarantee that I did write the following book carefully. There may be three chapters and two chapters that quote a lot of information, but I definitely have no intention of cheating money.
Strictly speaking, this book is about war, but the war does not take up much space. Mainly because I really have no talent in this area and cannot write big scenes. Another problem is that I have no interest in scenery. The description is a failure. Even when I read my own book, I felt that the Germany and the Soviet Union in the novel were no different. Anyway, I just couldn’t tell the difference between Germany and the Soviet Union. It failed. It was such a failure. The only difference that can be seen is probably what is mentioned in the article, the temperature is dropping and it is going to snow...
The war was written in general, so I could only fill in the political aspects as much as possible, so I wasted a lot of space to explain the forces in Europe, including Chamberlain and the British and French pro-German forces headed by Marshal Pétain, as well as Marshal Antonescu, Admiral Horthy, the pro-Nazi forces in Eastern Europe, these political parties already have a great say in the political arena or the military of their countries. They only write these things to prove that Germany really has a chance to win World War II. It is definitely not a history book. The above simple people are destined to be defeated as soon as they start a war. At least before the battle of Kursk, Germany still had the strength to fight. I originally wanted to mention the pro-German forces outside Europe, but unfortunately I forgot as I wrote about it. I wanted to mention it yesterday before writing the finale. What a pity. The governments of Argentina, Chile, and Brazil in South America have good relations with Germany. Among them, Argentina should be the representative, and many SS soldiers fled there after the war.
I remember when I first wrote this book, my friends in the group once said that my book must be criticized, but it turns out that guy was wrong. I'm finished! Thanks again to the book friends who have collected this book, and to the person who gave me two-thirds of the black votes. Although I don’t know who you are, I still want to thank you, because in terms of results, red votes and black votes It’s a glance!