Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 468 464. Comments on Red Moscow

Today I would like to recommend to you a military novel with 413 million words that is currently being serialized.

"Red Moscow", Smearing Memory, Level 3 author.

Category: Military-Military War.

【Introduction】

Reborn as Red Army Misha!
【Golden Five Chapters】

Chapter 1: Khimki. The protagonist, Lin Hua, was exploring an underground bunker with a Russian friend when he traveled back in time to the Battle of Moscow in 1941. With a headache and nowhere to run, he resorted to his historical and military knowledge to gather his troops and take precautions.

Chapter 2: Warning. The protagonist goes to the town to find the mayor and the police chief, and tells them that the Germans are about to break through the defenses and head towards the town. Unfortunately, the mayor doesn't believe his warning and doesn't take any defensive measures. The protagonist has no choice but to return to his own team and rely on his ten-man squad to withstand the inevitable battle.

In Chapter 3, gunfire erupts outside the town. The protagonist arranges his soldiers and awaits the arrival of the Germans. Sure enough, they soon encounter a force of German motorcycles twice their own. The battle erupts, and the mayor, realizing what's happening, quickly calls for help from the militia.

Chapter 4: The first battle is a victory. The protagonist fires the first shot, as he's the squad leader. He thinks the battle will be easy, but once the Germans establish a defensive formation, he's unable to inflict any more damage. Outnumbered, they're severely outmatched by the Germans. But soon, reinforcements arrive, forcing the Germans to retreat.

Chapter 5: Two promotions in a row. The protagonist lost several of his brothers in this battle, a tragic event. The garrison commander came to comfort the protagonist and gave him a commendation. The protagonist was even promoted from squad leader to platoon leader.

【Brief Comment】

Smeared Memory, a level 3 author, only has this book to his name.

But according to readers' feedback, his last book was sealed and no one knows what it is.

The first order for this book "Red Moscow" was only 300, and currently the number of collections on Qidian is only 1.13, the number of collections in the bookstore is 1.26, the number of fans is 3, and there is 1 leader.

The data is not very good, and the data in the military classification is generally not good.

The content is based on the Battle of Moscow. The protagonist travels back in time and becomes a squad leader. Combining real-life knowledge points, he knows the time when the German army attacked the town.

But the mayor disagreed. The protagonist had to rely on his own strength to prevent the enemy's sneak attack. After determining the number of enemies, he quickly sent people to the town for help.

In the face of war, everyone worked together and fought a brilliant battle. Awards and such seemed less important to survival.

This book is actually quite bold, as it actually thanks the Battle of Moscow.

As for military fiction, it's hard to say what's acceptable these days. It seems the only genre left is spy novels, which are still acceptable. As for those other novels that recreate themes based on special forces TV series, I don't think I'd be able to recommend them.

If you are also a reader who likes military literature, you can take a look at this book.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
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【Cang's Ramblings】

Since I started updating randomly, I feel much more energetic.

My hair is no longer bald, my eyesight is no longer blurry, and I can walk with more energy.

Well, I feel a little panicked because I no longer have perfect attendance.

Today's book is actually quite good, but its audience may be a little smaller.

After all, this is a military article, and many people don’t like to read this subject, especially when it comes to foreign environments, which makes them even more confused.

So, if you are a fan of niche literature, you might as well go and have a look.

(End of this chapter)