Special Forces: From the Start, I Rank the Ten Darkest Moments of Wolf Fang

I don't know why in most books about special forces nowadays, Fan Tianlei must be the one with experience. Although Fan Tianlei is a bit cheated, he is still doing it for the country.

After reading dozens of chapters, this is no different from an anchor trolling someone. He goes too far, and every question must be directed at Fan Keng. The officers below have also become the troll netizens who are teased by the anchor in a rhythm. Especially in the last few pictures, it is too obvious. It is just a brick anchor beeping on top, and a bunch of troll netizens below.

I just wonder, don't those generals at the beginning want to know where Pigfoot got those videos? An academy doesn't have that much authority to get some confidential videos! When writing a book, can the author think through it? I feel weird when I read it. Author

The top ten you ranked can only be seen in the darkest hour, and his is just fine.

To be honest, I haven't read Wolf Fang. I just want to ask why it is said in Chapter 41 that Zhao Baihe was killed by Cai Xiaochun, but in Chapter 42 it is said that He Shirong kidnapped Zhao Baihe and threatened Han Guang and Cai Xiaochun.

Commentary on Chapter 124 of "Special Forces: The Beginning of Langya's Ten Darkest Moments" written by Jin Yanxuetian: The troops send targets and set off towards the galaxy of the universe.

Comments on Chapter 45: Respect the hearts of soldiers and give them the right to say no, "Special Forces: The Beginning: The Ten Darkest Moments of Langya" written by Jin Yanxuetian.

Are you joking here? What the hell is this?

There is too little written here, why not write about the universe?

What happens if there is no more after that?