
Special Forces: I Have a Little Bit of Self-discipline
by The Eternal Night Will Dawn
About This Novel
"Private! Your quality is amazing!" "Report to the leader! I'm just a little more self-disciplined than others." "Is it really just a little bit? I think it's a few hundred million points?" "Even if there is no system, I will still be self-disciplined! Because self-discipline is a must-have quality for a soldier!" An ordinary soldier who was born in an era where special forces gathered together has passed on the precious qualities he was born with. Write a wonderful military life. How important is self-discipline to soldiers? And what kind of changes will this little private with a little bit of self-discipline bring to the army. Let's wait and see.
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Official(6)Scraped 11d ago
Author, what are you writing? The first part was fine, but the content in the later chapters is not coherent. It's just jumping around. This really affects the reading experience.
This is the military, not a place for ordinary people to engage in intrigues and malicious speculations.
The military is only bold and enthusiastic, and does not look down on others or maliciously speculate on other people's behavior.
Author, tell me where you copied it from.
I can't connect the two parts of the article. The names of the protagonists are different. It's funny.
The more I write, the more I jump, and I can even get the name of the key protagonist wrong.
The more I read the later chapters, the more poisonous they become. The protagonist's name can even be wrong.
The first few pictures are pretty good, but the later ones are extremely poisonous. The system also rewards items if you take them out and use them as an army. People are blind. Fire Phoenix has long been written badly.
. . . .
What are you writing? Boss, I didn't understand the rest?
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Official(6)Scraped 11d ago
Author, what are you writing? The first part was fine, but the content in the later chapters is not coherent. It's just jumping around. This really affects the reading experience.
This is the military, not a place for ordinary people to engage in intrigues and malicious speculations.
The military is only bold and enthusiastic, and does not look down on others or maliciously speculate on other people's behavior.
Author, tell me where you copied it from.
I can't connect the two parts of the article. The names of the protagonists are different. It's funny.
The more I write, the more I jump, and I can even get the name of the key protagonist wrong.
The more I read the later chapters, the more poisonous they become. The protagonist's name can even be wrong.
The first few pictures are pretty good, but the later ones are extremely poisonous. The system also rewards items if you take them out and use them as an army. People are blind. Fire Phoenix has long been written badly.
. . . .
What are you writing? Boss, I didn't understand the rest?









