I, Son of a General, Guard the Frontier from the Start

This army has almost been written as a villain by you. You have questioned Pig's Feet in various ways. The first time he became a talented person, you wrote that he has poor character and likes to flatter the leader. After March, Pig's Feet will at least be the platoon leader. He knows that he still dares to make things difficult. Are you not contradicting yourself? I went to the 6th company to support the construction and helped arrest people. If it weren't for the pig's feet, everyone would run away. How did you write the 6th company? He was trying to make things difficult for Pig's Feet by competing with him to embarrass him. What did he write about?

Li Hu said in your book that at best he is the protagonist and the leader... At worst he is an incompetent tool who only knows how to do face-saving projects every day, but when he really gets going, he waits for the leader to do everything. The character of Li Hu is set by the author himself, so don't blame me for speaking harshly. And the toolman and the protagonist are tied so tightly. Can you see for yourself that Li Hu and the protagonist are on the same level? Li Hu is still stealing the show day by day, and he is almost more capable than the army commander in restricting and suppressing the protagonist's rhythm. Did you write the character of Li Hu to weaken and suppress the protagonist's rhythm? You are a general protagonist who revolutionizes the army, and you use a mediocre or even incompetent leader of the face-saving project to suppress the progress of the protagonist. Do you want to write about an old leader who values ​​friendship in the early stages of the protagonist's career? But now, I don't see any friendship between Li Hu and the protagonist. All I see is that Li Hu questions the protagonist every day. This won't work, that won't work. You, the protagonist, are causing trouble. I, Li Hu, am a moderate and steady person. Protagonist, please be more steady!

After three years of studying in the military academy, I didn't have a single skill. I asked what the hell did I learn in those three years? Just running to practice physical fitness? Since you are studying in a military academy, you should have basic command, basic marksmanship, and basic fighting skills. Let's not talk about other basic skills. What I didn't expect is that after studying here for three years, I have no skills at all, and I am still bragging about how awesome I am.

MP, when I open this kind of novel, it's all the same, instead of being more than three, the talent is like Erniu Wang Yanbing,*

Can you please stop going on and on about Shomon Toroko? After reading more than ten chapters, Shoto Toko appears in almost every chapter. It's really annoying. I don't want to read anymore.

Are you so annoying that you are a tiger at the general door? You are always saying "a tiger at the general door".

The author shouldn't just say a few words and say something like a general. It's not possible for a normal person to think like a general. Otherwise, it's really too low-key and makes you feel tired.

What military rank is the author planning to give to the protagonist? These three reports will have to be given to a captain or major. A few more reports will probably give him a battalion and regimental rank. Then can he still lead troops? The author should have awarded him a title instead of giving him a red card. This has always been a red card. So how blind are those senior generals?

I just don't know what military rank the author would give him. In the 1990s, outstanding graduates of military academies and students who volunteered to serve in cold and high-risk border areas would be promoted to a higher rank. If the protagonist has a good background and is an outstanding student, or he volunteers to guard the border, his military rank should be at least a lieutenant.

Apart from pretending, it is just pretending. It is impossible for the whole story to be provoked by others and then the protagonist pretends to shock them...