
Special Forces: I Wiped Out the Red Blood Cell Unit from the Start
特种兵:开局团灭红细胞
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 404k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Special Forces & Army
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
188Chapters
3MReads
22.4kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 18
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They can directly plot against the protagonist who is still in the military area and trick him out. They don't even know the protagonist yet. I don't believe that the partner knows nothing about the protagonist and goes undercover. The leader with a bad brain would arrange this.
*Ma, are you talking about negative things during military exercises? Let's fight, or else the two of them stand on the ring with guns in hand and shoot to see who dies first? Second-class merit for rescuing more than 20 people and killing more than a dozen cross-border militants? Author of brain stall
You can't blow it like this. I climbed the 41st floor without any protective measures. Isn't it too exaggerated?
After reading a few chapters, the protagonist already has three or four names. Can you be more reliable?
Can't you see it three hundred meters away in the early morning?
After seeing the fire phoenix, I didn't want to watch it anymore
The author's IQ is that of a normal person. The protagonist was written by the author to overwhelm the supporting characters. I can only write the supporting characters well. So these kinds of novels are basically very difficult to read.
The special forces actually brought flashlights when searching people at night. How much did they hope they would be discovered?
Coordinated operations, tacit understanding, code gestures and nothing to learn. In urban combat, you didn't even see the drill, so you went straight into it?
I said there is no charge for putting the testimonials on the shelves, but in fact there is still a charge.