Special Forces: My Fiancée Is An Ran
特种兵：我的未婚妻是安然
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
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You have connections and influence, and when someone insults you, you don't even care. I'd like to ask, are you just good-natured, or are you mentally challenged?
The third chapter even describes the protagonist as a complete straight man, yet he's still a simp. Take An Ran, for example; the three conditions she proposed were utterly idiotic. Does being from a military family mean you have to be a soldier? And the fact that a founding father wants his grandson to join the army is laughable.
Doctors who complete military training should be awarded the rank of major, especially since the protagonist is a double doctor with a powerful family background.
A token of love for a first-class merit award? I'll just laugh. Do you even know how difficult it is to get a first-class merit award? Do you know that saying? A third-class merit award is received normally, a second-class merit award is received at home, and a first-class merit award is received while lying down.
Would you marry a woman who would earn you a first-class merit award? Especially one you're engaged to, demanding a first-class merit award after just one meeting? Is she a celestial being? This demand is harder than a dowry of ** million. She's asking for your life.
The grandson of the military region commander got drunk. He's a double PhD who joined the army, and he doesn't have any bad reputation. How dare you, a special forces captain, have the nerve to call and make things difficult for others? Have you thought about how you're going to die? Do you think everyone else is stupid?
We're engaged right from the start! My fiancée is An Ran? However, An Ran put forward three conditions: not only must she become a soldier, but she must also receive a first-class merit medal as a token of their love! Seeing these few sentences in the synopsis, I was horrified. This isn't about an engagement; it's about the protagonist's death!
What right do they have to make demands? With the male lead's qualifications, wouldn't marrying a princess be a better option?
What right does An Ran in the book have to make demands? Does she even deserve them?
What kind of garbage is this? The protagonist has such a powerful background, and he has every woman imaginable.