The Male Soldier Among the Fire Phoenixes
混在火凤凰的男兵
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 565k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Special Forces & Army
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
239Chapters
3MReads
20.4kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 50
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A double doctorate from the National Defense University actually has no military rank at the grassroots level and has to start from the rank of recruit. After two years, he was promoted to captain. Is this an exceptional promotion? Has the author considered the military rank system?
I would like to give the author a suggestion. You got the name of Thor wrong. I suggest you change it back. Otherwise, it will be too dramatic. Lei Zhan, you made it Lei Zhan.
I am the famous Chongqing military commander, and a senior Japanese agent, code name: Pangolin
What impressed me most about Fire Phoenix was how fast and accurate it was at the beginning of the Thunder Commando mission. However, this was written in a rude way. In this time, all three missions were completed.
Graduating from military academy and becoming a new recruit? What's the plot?
The nickname is actually Huang, and they say they need to distinguish their gender? Is the author funny? Phoenix, phoenix, phoenix is the male and phoenix is the female! I can't stand that such low-level mistakes can be made!
I just started seeing a lot of typos in Lei Zhan "Lei Station" and I was convinced.
It is very well written and straightforward, with a very detailed introduction to the special forces.
It's not updated yet. It's well written. What I'm looking for in reading is a cool word.
Did you dream that you killed more than 20 enemies with a pistol in three seconds? How about using your brain when writing a novel? You graduated from the National Defense University at the age of 18 and you went to be a special forces soldier? You have a bad mind