Navy Starts with Soldier Assault

I don't like that a female protagonist appears in the early stage. I feel that it greatly reduces the passion of the male protagonist's military career.

Is the main character so mentally retarded?

They have been emphasizing how the army trains the protagonist, but the promotion of the protagonist has always been one step behind others. He is obviously a soldier in the same year. The protagonist's good friend Zheng Yuanguang is a national defense student and entered the main regiment two years earlier than the protagonist. The resume of the protagonist is much more exciting than Zheng's resume, with one first-class collective merit and four second-class merits! The protagonist in the final chapter is a 48-year-old senior colonel. He joined the army at the age of 15 and has 33 years of military service. He worked in the army for 33 years before reaching the senior colonel level. Is this considered training? Generally, those with 20 years of military service can be promoted to major general, and most people with 25 years of military service can be promoted to major general! Today's major generals are generally around 50 years old, but they don't meet my expectations for a protagonist at all.

There are really very few books on this subject. According to the author's plan, he will continue to write until he becomes the captain of an aircraft carrier. As long as he doesn't collapse, his future will be bright.

Updates have been too slow these days, and it's okay to stop updating for two days. The author said several times that there would be more updates, but he didn't see any. After updating two chapters yesterday, he said there were still more, but he didn't see any. It's a bit dishonest.

There are too few military articles about the sea and the air. They are all pretentious and slap-in-the-face stories about Lu Te. Please recommend some good novels about the navy and air force to old bookworms🤤

This book is so eunuch that it ends halfway through.

When I saw the name of this chapter today, I thought it was a stage summary, but I didn't expect it to be the end of the book. To be honest, this book is not particularly well written, and the writing style is also terrible. When I saw this chapter, I almost wanted to curse, but I still wanted to say something. What attracted me to this book may be that I was attracted by naval literature and the "down-to-earth" writing style, so I kept reading it. During the process, it was removed from the bookshelf many times due to the author's lazy updates, and it was added back by chance. As of this writing, my resentment has almost dissipated. I don't know whether the author ended it due to family reasons or something else, but it is better than a certain air force novel. You at least gave us the ending. Looking forward to your next book, keep it up.

Although a girlfriend appeared in the early stage, it was resolved very well in the later stage. How was it resolved? I can't reveal too much to avoid spoilers. As for the whole book so far, I personally think it's quite good. The protagonist in the author's writing needs to grow up. In the process of growth, he may inevitably encounter some difficulties, but after overcoming them, the protagonist's personal experience will grow again. I am looking forward to the protagonist's next development.

Dear author, let me call you Baba. Can you please stop the break? If you do, please take a leave at least👹