As the captain of an elite Defender squad, Ye Fan never imagined that he would become the instructor of a squad of Night Roses; serve alongside Fox and Blade; lead fan-favorite characters like Zero, Pandora, and Mandra across the battlefield; fight Terminator zombies, Hammer Beasts, and Death Pterosaurs; and trade blows with Bio Titans and Seraphs. In addition to CF characters, this book may also introduce characters and settings from games like Counter-Strike or Assault Fire. Also, CF is a game, so this book isn't meant to be a rigorous military novel. Please bear with me, everyone.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I wonder if it would be more interesting if the protagonist covered the retreat of his teammates and turned into a biochemical ghost?
There is no ghostwriting, but the author is trying to find a way to round out the plot without being abrupt.
Why does writing become urban writing?
By the way, author, this is a Cross Fire article, not an entertainment industry article.
Emm, there is no system or anything, no cheating, no invincibility. It looks boring
Nice, I like the author like this
This is the most conscientious writer I have ever seen in Feilu
Keep writing hard for me and don't give up halfway.
I've been raising it for half a year, and it's still like this! Well!
Come on, the author. It's really good among FireWire stories. Combining the combat plot with daily or other types of plots, it's really attractive. It's even more valuable to be able to do it for free. Come on, come on, come on.