Is there any novel recommendation about transmigrating to World War I or World War II, fighting for hegemony in the early stages or establishing a country in the middle stages of conquering territory?

There were novels like One Piece and A Song of Ice and Fire. In these novels, the protagonists established their own countries overseas through various means. These novels were not related to the real world's World War II because the protagonists of World War II did not have the opportunity to establish a country overseas.

I recommend "Fighter of the American Manga World" to you. It's a novel about the infinite universe. The main character, Shen Hao, traveled to World War II and became Captain America's comrade. However, he later traveled to become the younger brother of Luo Feng, the big shot who devoured the universe. The whole story takes place in the Marvel World and the Devour of the Universe. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

The book," Crossing the Third Reich ", was a novel written by Xia Su Ruyi. The protagonist of the novel traveled to Germany in World War II. In order not to become a victim of World War II, she chose to go to a military school to hone her military skills and start an adventure story that transcended time and space. I recommend this book to you. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation.

I recommend the following two novels to you: Marvel's Mind Conveyors and The Reborn Princess of Liao. The former told the story of a modern man who traveled to the pre-World War II era and fought alongside Steve Roger, while the latter was an ancient romance novel in which the protagonist was reborn as a virtuous queen, Da Yuer, who assisted the king and nurtured two generations of young masters. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

I recommend "The Iron-Blooded God of War". The novel is based on the background of World War II. The protagonist, Bai Haoqiang, accidentally transmigrated to a parallel world while fighting overseas. Watch how he stirred up the wind and clouds in this world and drove away the Japanese invaders. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

There were many cards that could be used from the early stages to the later stages of the game. Some of the commonly used cards included: 1. Miner Card: The Miner Card can be used as the core card of the deck. It has high attack and defense power and can play a powerful role in the early stages. As the game progressed, the Miner Card could be gradually replaced with other cards such as the Skeleton King. 2. Musketeer Card: The Musketeer Card is a very practical card that can be used to attack enemy units and has a high damage output. The musketeer card could play a powerful role in the middle of the game. As the game progressed, it could be gradually replaced by other cards such as archers. 3. Royal Giant Card: The Royal Giant Card is a very practical defensive card that can withstand a large amount of damage and has a high HP. The Royal Giant Card could play a powerful role in the early stages of the game. As the game progressed, it could be gradually replaced by other cards such as the Stone Golem. 4 Valkyrie Card: The Valkyrie Card is a very powerful card that can be used to attack enemy units and has a high damage output. The Valkyrie card could play a powerful role in the middle of the game. As the game progressed, it could be gradually replaced with other cards such as knights. It should be noted that different players have different card preferences and tactics, so the choice of card sets should be adjusted according to personal preferences and actual situations.

There are many books about World War I and World War II. Here are some recommendations: War and Peace: Tolstoy's work described the life of the Russian aristocrats in the early 19th century and also reflected the cruelty and influence of war. This book was very helpful in understanding the background and historical events of World War I and World War II. 2. How Steel Was Tempered: Ostrovsky's work tells the story of a young man growing up in the process of Soviet industrialization, and also reflects the political and economic situation of Soviet society during World War I and World War II. 3. The English version of War and Peace: The English version of this book is very helpful in understanding the international situation and the reasons for the outbreak of war. The English version also had a more detailed historical background description. The Quiet Don River: Russia portrays the social and political situation of Russia at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. It also reflects the impact of war and the complexity of human nature. This book was also very helpful in understanding the background and historical events of World War I and World War II. 5.One Hundred Years of Solitude: Colombia Garcia Márquez's work tells the story of seven generations of the Buendía family and also reflects the social and political situation of Colombia during World War I and World War II. This book was also very helpful in understanding the impact of war and the inheritance of culture.

I recommend you to read "The Logistics Director of the War of Resistance". This is a military-war-themed novel. The story was about how in an era where everything depended on capture, one had to be self-reliant and work hard to establish their own country's military industry and logistics support so that the soldiers could have guns and meat to eat. The protagonist of the book was a director of construction logistics and successfully established his own country after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

There are many books about World War II. Here are some recommendations: 1 Reminiscences of World War II by Leo Tolstoy, author of War and Peace in the Tangdui web novel section The Story of World War II by John Lee Garoline The Art of War by Sun Tzu The Complete History of World War II by John Ronald Rex 5. My Life in Japan by Robert M. Gallaude 6. A Short History of World War II by Michael Hatfield The Age of Exploration: The Rise and Fall of the Chinese Empire 1492-1999 by Edward Arnold The Story of World War II by John Lee Garoline These are some of the more classic books on the history of World War II. I hope they can be of help to you.

Wan 'er was a hero in the early and middle stages. Many documents mentioned that Wan 'er had the ability to lead the rhythm and defeat the opponent in the early and middle stages. After she leveled up to level four, her single target skill burst damage was especially high. It was suitable to be paired with a strong jungler who did not take mana or a hero who had strong team formation skills. However, Wan 'er was relatively weak in the later stages. She needed to control the development of the opponent's archer in the early stages, otherwise her role would be weakened. Therefore, Wan 'er could be said to be a hero in the early and middle stages.