Ye Tian is watching the Black Panther movie when he transmigrates into the world of the I Am a Special Forces Soldier series and obtains a Superhero System.
He gains Green Arrow's moving marksmanship: when moving at high speed, he can coordinate with his weapon to achieve 99% accuracy.
He gains Spider-Man's high-speed movement ability. His body changes to let him move across tall buildings as easily as if he were walking on level ground.
He gains Hawkeye's eyesight, giving him eagle-like vision so clear he can see as well at night as in daylight, along with an extremely long-range field of view. A must-have for becoming a special forces soldier.
He gains Wolverine's basic combat skills, with a wolf's agility and a beast's innate fighting instincts.
An Ran: "I never thought superheroes really existed."
Ye Cunxin: "I was foolish before. I was wrong. About that engagement... can we not call it off?"
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What are the benefits of being a soldier? You have no skills, and society is derailed. What can you do after you get out, move bricks, be a security guard, and do some physical work?
Does Wolverine have fighting skills? Isn't he capable of recovery?
I saw you wrote that Captain America's physical strength is as strong as Superman. Hahaha, it made me laugh. There are still people like you these days.
Why does a book about special forces only include the Fire Phoenix? Are you going to be a soldier or looking for a woman?
I can walk three kilometers in half an hour, not run
I used to admire the soldier brother a lot, but after watching the special forces from Feilu, I realized that the soldiers were just brains,,, cripples.
What does it mean that Captain America can rival Superman? I also don't understand why you all write about Wolverine's fighting skills. Wolverine has a shitty fighting skill. He relies entirely on his instincts to fight with his immortal body. The only people in American comics who know how to fight are Black Widow and Batman.
Is this an assessment for new recruits or an assessment for special forces? I have no idea what it means?
I just want to ask, why do all the novels about special forces include black thunder warfare? And most of Lei Zhan turned into narrow-minded, violent and angry villains?
Chapter 2 is not trying to make me laugh to death. Not to mention whether the posture of holding the gun is standard or not, the physical attributes of the protagonist are those of ordinary people. In addition, the Archer uses a bow and arrow, not a gun. In other words, the protagonist has no experience in using guns. If he fires ten grabs in a row, the muzzle of the gun must have flown into the sky. It has ninety-one rings. If he can hit the target with one shot, he is considered a great hero.