Special Forces: Career Soldier

The writing is so messy that I didn't want to read it after reading the first chapter. Suddenly I was a new recruit, second lieutenant, and suddenly I was a major.

I don't want to read the word "Sir"**

There was no name, so I sent it repeatedly and was charged. . . . .

And sir! It's good that the troops all have commanders

When I read a book, I came here to read interesting articles, and I will be strict when I go back. Look, so I personally feel that everyone who reads here is just trying to have a good time.

Can you continue reading with so many questions in the first chapter? First point: Author, do you have a misunderstanding about the word teenager? People who are over 16 years old can already be called youth. Second point: The torrent of information is written as the torrent of confidence. The third point: It is said at the beginning that the recruit is a second lieutenant, and in the middle it is said that the lowest lieutenant graduated, the highest captain graduated, and later it is said that the major graduated with very good grades.

What's going on? Repeated so many times?

Commentary on the first chapter of "Special Forces: Professional Soldiers" written by Lelejia's husband.