
I’m Wally the Bear King, Ace of the Seventh Intercalary Company
我!熊王沃利,第七穿插连王牌
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Film & TV Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2d ago
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
1.3kChapters
23.1MReads
281.6kFlowers
8 ch/weekPace
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The plot is good and very enjoyable. However, the main characters' names feel awkward. Why choose Western names? Wouldn't it be better to choose names with a more Chinese feel? Wouldn't those sound better than Western names?
This bear, named Wojtek, was adopted by Polish soldiers who had fled during World War II; these soldiers were in the British Army. The bear entertained the soldiers, relieved their stress, could even carry artillery shells, and learned to smoke and drink from his comrades, eventually earning the rank of private. After the war, he was sent to Edinburgh Zoo, where his comrades frequently visited him. He died peacefully in the zoo in the early 1960s.
I can't even afford to eat, how can I support you?
He spent the first half of his life fighting hard to build his empire, and the second half living like a monkey in a zoo.
Silver fur, Wally... Volibear, Valhalla, the sculptor of the five Fjords, the destroyer of the hundred mountains. Hurry up, I want to see the five new ** in the United States
Having finished reading the latest chapter, I have a few questions and thoughts. 1. The reward items shouldn't be too far ahead of their time, because it's unnecessary and hard to explain. A little bit ahead of time is fine, but too much is illogical. The protagonist should just keep strengthening themselves, like in Volibear's area.
Doesn't it seem a bit out of place to have a mythical creature in modern intelligent warfare?
The writing is terrible; it just relies on nostalgia. A body that's fearless, with 150mm of steel plates, you can just charge straight into the enemy lines. Charge in for melee; who cares about teammates? They're just a burden. Just run into the enemy lines and wreak havoc. A couple of hits and their morale will crumble. Wouldn't that be an easy victory? Why make teammates charge in and kill two people? That's ridiculous.
Another inhuman person. What's gotten into people's values these days?