Let You Become a Soldier and Give up Internet Addiction. You Will Become an Officer

Excellent military novel, the plot is smooth and interesting I watched it all night

Abandon books Goldfinger: Skills Panel Girlfriend: I haven't found the book yet When the protagonist was reborn and took the college entrance examination, he was driven by his father to join the army. Goldfinger is not the type of soldier who can fly every day and every second. Basically, he still has the same skills as a soldier. The protagonist is also a soldier in a down-to-earth manner. He goes straight to the path of special forces without any previous mention. The writing is very smooth from the new recruit to the next, and it looks good. Chapter 437 I gave up the book, and now I regret it very much. After saving for a long time, I ordered all 647 chapters at once, but I got addicted before I finished reading it. It's written about the Anti-Japanese War. If you don't have diamonds, don't take up the porcelain job. Is the Anti-Japanese War something you can write well with your writing skills? After reading one chapter, just these four words made me feel sad four or five times. Are you really out of words? It was quite heavy at first, but you laughed at the sourness in your heart. The last two chapters are even more amazing. I ended up with PTSD immediately after the copy, right? I suddenly yelled to kill him while I was sleeping, and it made people think I was sick. I took a vacation to relax and ran into a poorly written urban novel such as a black man's proposal. What kind of disgusting people wrote this, and started to filter out readers?

Can be seen. When I first read the title of this book, I thought it was another kind of bloody military novel, but it turned out not to be the case! This title is just the beginning. There is no outrageous plot about pretending to be a pig and taking off to eat a tiger. The male protagonist can get skill points if he completes the tasks, but the tasks are not too many, and many individual skills can be added with points, so overall it is not particularly abrupt. And the point is, I can finally see a male protagonist who talks about obedience and following orders in a military novel. I can definitely wash your eyes for everyone who has watched too many military recruit TV series about the male protagonist being rebellious and disobeying orders. The main thing is to follow the normal troop growth route and do reconnaissance instead of special forces. Of course, it is also very interesting, such as taking members of your own group to scout other groups, feeding the losers to pigs, etc. There are also the canteens where the strong army fellows encountered during the performance, etc. Overall, it's watchable

Good book, can't miss it