
Special Forces: Starting with the Fusion of War God Zhao Yun
特种兵:开头融合战神赵云
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- Ongoing
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- 4.8M Words
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- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Special Forces & Army
- Updated
- 9d ago
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It's another border start with revenge, then going to the special forces and getting targeted in various ways. The routine and personality are all the same, no changes at all. I really don't understand. They dare to go for revenge even without a system. With a system, do they have to go to the special forces for training and get targeted in various ways? They can even be mercenaries. Wouldn't it be better to go solo or become a mercenary?
A special forces soldier falsely accusing someone who is still in the military—since this is a novel, the author should have simply erased that plot point instead of leaving it in the story. If 10 people read this novel, believe it or not, 8 of them would leave you because of this one plot point. Goodbye.
It's bound to be another case of a woman falling in love at first sight. If you're going to write about soldiers, just write about soldiers properly, don't smear their image, okay? Adding 999 to everything...
Nonsense. No matter how awesome a person is, it's impossible for them to single-handedly take down an entire brigade of several thousand soldiers with just a dagger and a rifle.
Riding a horse and wielding a gun, fighting with guns—that's so awkward! We live in the age of firearms, and you're still writing about incorporating Zhao Yun into your writing? I'm laughing.
I want to say that when modern warfare is combined with ancient military commanders, what else besides physical strength and martial arts skills is involved?
Does the author view the Thunder Commando and Wolf Fang Special Forces as soldiers who are indiscriminate in their slander and defamation? And what about Leng Feng from Wolf Warrior? Even if the goal is to highlight the protagonist's strength, there's no need to arbitrarily insult soldiers.
I've been wondering about something! In *Fire Phoenix*, Lei Zhan, as a soldier, didn't do anything particularly heinous besides being killed by Black Cat in the end, right? So why is it that in nine out of ten fanfictions about special forces, Lei Zhan is portrayed as a villain? He's always ruined, his family destroyed, by the protagonist? How many people hate Lei Zhan?
Wow, even Yan Shuangying is a bit better.
Author, is your protagonist really that good at fighting? What good is fighting ability then?! To succeed internationally, you need brains! You need real strength! Do you even have the strength to fight them?! You're given a chance, but you're useless. You're given a chance, but you're useless!