I Took Charge of Fire Phoenix and Somehow Became a Demon Instructor

What I'm most curious about is, what about the student soldiers? What's the point of disobedience? Isn't it the duty of soldiers to obey? Can special forces ignore discipline and exclude leaders? Are you deliberately trying to smear the image of soldiers? The strong is king is a comparison of low-level soldiers. Have you ever seen the commander-in-chief go to the battlefield to fight in person? The commander-in-chief's one-on-one ability is not as good as that of the special forces. Does that mean that these special forces can disobey the commander-in-chief's command?

It feels like the protagonist is a bit unscrupulous.

100 Kilometers, you **** run and show me

In fact, there has always been a problem that everyone writing about Fire Phoenix has basically ignored. High-intensity training will definitely make the muscles very developed, and the female soldiers will turn into King Kong Barbies one by one, and their innate advantages will be completely replaced. In this case, is it still necessary to train this kind of troops? Compared with men, women are inherently neglected because women's physical fitness is inherently worse than men. If they want to train to be as strong as men, they must pay more training and financial planning support. However, after these trainings, the muscles will become thicker and the skin will become rough, making them completely tomboys. As long as the enemy is not blind, they should be able to see that these women must have undergone military training. In that case, is it still necessary?

What is the difference between this training method and the TV series?

One push-up is 10 points. How come five hundred are only one thousand attribute points? So much training on the first day in the afternoon for only 300 attribute points? How the hell did you calculate it?

Are you writing about how selfish it is to be a soldier?

After seeing the attributes of Lei Zhan, I was confused. The author probably thinks that the special forces are all supermen and can physically withstand nuclear bombs. The strongest ones are probably sweeping across the universe, not to mention that Shenlong was poisoned to death.

Iron-blooded people don't need emotions

The first two or three hundred chapters are still readable, but the content in the next few hundred chapters begins to be inconsistent. After four or five hundred chapters, the story becomes completely inconsistent, the plot is incoherent, the characters and description techniques have changed, and the content of the article becomes more and more watery and lacks the essence.