Steel Soviet Union

There have been some major events in the writer's circle these days, and many readers have asked Corgi about the future of his book "Steel Soviet Union". Today, let's talk about Corgi's own thoughts.

As a child, Corgi dreamed of being a hero like his father, but dreams have a shelf life. Especially after gradually growing his outlook on life and recognizing reality, the things a man should shoulder at the right age are more important than dreams. .

Therefore, I present my former dream to you in the present way, combining it with my father and his story from that time, transforming it, and presenting it to you in a way that is closer to the modern perspective of the 21st century.

In this book, apart from Malashenko, who continued to struggle and grow up during the war and went through many different stages of mood, the person who is probably the most able to bring everyone a tangible sense of reality is Commissar Petrov.

Corgi used a lot of pen and ink to write and polish this old political commissar of the Red Army with firm beliefs and scars from battles, just because Corgi wanted to pay tribute to the real-life prototype of political commissar Petrov, who was my father's regimental political commissar.

All the excellent qualities and firm beliefs of Political Commissar Petrov, and even some of his life experiences, are all derived from real reality with slight adaptations.

Corgi spent three months conceiving and setting all the plots for Iron Soviet Union from 1941 to 2019 timeline before writing.

The Great Patriotic War is a highlight of this book, but throughout the entire process from the Cold War to the 21st century, I have also prepared many stories that are guaranteed to have exciting twists and turns to enrich and carve Malashenko's legendary life.

A reader once asked Corgi, is the Steel Soviet Union bound to end in tragedy?

Readers who have been able to follow it all the way to the present know that what Corgi wants to truly present to everyone has actually transcended national boundaries in a simple sense. This is a great spirit that once truly existed in the context of that special era. I never wanted to impose political shackles and conspiracies on Malashenko. All I wanted to portray was the purest soldiers and patriots who were in the war, nothing more.

From this perspective, Malashenko will go through hardships, but it will not end in tragedy.

Finally, let's go back to the passage at the beginning of the book. Will "Steel Soviet Union" be eunuch, forcibly end, or just kill Malashenko with one sentence or a bullet?

the answer is negative.

Keji has changed many pseudonyms and accounts over the years of writing books, but has never completed all the VIP novels.

My promise this time is the same as before. No matter how the rules of the game change or what the future holds, "Steel Soviet Union" will be completed as planned.

Corgi is an ordinary office worker who wants to live a peaceful life. He can give everyone few guarantees, but this is the only thing he can definitely achieve.

Living up to every reader who pays to read this book is the ultimate principle I have always adhered to.