
Military Life: The Strongest Military Academy Cadet
军旅生涯:最强军校生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 888k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Special Forces & Army
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
326Chapters
5.7MReads
712.7kFlowers
10.0Score
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It's best not to be a special soldier.
I just read more than eighty chapters. In this kind of military story, the target protagonist wants to achieve the goal as soon as possible - to create a special force that can be deployed globally. Therefore, he must have a lot of actual combat experience or sufficient qualifications. Compared with having sufficient qualifications, which requires at least more than ten years, it is more reliable to gain actual combat experience in the special forces. The kind of special force that the protagonist wants to form will never be handed over to a young man who is just starting out and does not have a lot of actual combat experience, even if it is only a regiment and battalion level establishment. Because any mistake will bring huge impact and losses. Therefore, any responsible leader of a major country will never hand it over to a young man who has suddenly emerged from the army and has no actual combat experience.
Don't write about the protagonist being a special soldier.
Don't you mean the most secretive unit? Then the protagonist casually goes to a military unit and loses everything.
Please sit down and stop writing about Special Forces. There are so many written about Special Forces that it's so bad that I don't even bother to read them.
Is this the path of a special forces soldier or a commander???
I really like this book. The flowers and comment votes are all yours. It would be better if you can update it soon.
When they were wiping out Lao Mao, how could Zhan Lang and the others tell that they were all lieutenants and wore military ranks in special operations? A living target?
Look who has more stars than me
It feels pretty good. I've seen a lot of stories about special forces that focus on personal heroism. The author's writing feels like what a soldier should be like. The strongest tiger on the surface may be able to defeat ten, hundreds or even thousands of wolves, but can he defeat millions of wolves united together? Not to mention training these wolves into tigers