Review Detail of dmanone in Interstellar Age

Good quality writing. But if you don't like or can't stomach what is basically the diary of Erwin Rommel (WW2 Nazi general) growing up in space Nazi Germany, you won't like this at all. I say this because while the writer wrote Tyranny of Steel(TOS) which heavily favored Germany as a background, it was grounded in an Isekai setting and TOS never really did more or less than most Isekai when it came to dark themes. This book however takes German nationalism and pride in fascism to a whole new level. The character acts as an apolitical cog in the fascist ethno state so far, but has stated his beliefs in its system. It's fine as a story, but if you can't handle those ideas don't read this series. I kind of fear the author supports these ideals as this seems a more radical version of the last German nationalistic series, but it could just be an interest in there heritage and the idea of balancing authoritarian rule and fantasy. I.E what if the Empire in Star Wars was the good guys thought process. With those disclaimers out of the way, the series puts out regularly and has high quality writing with few errors. The world is expansive in its own way, and the characters seem emotion and development driven rather than the usual running along plot points. Would recommend it as a dark quality read so long as you take a step back from the heavy political talk