It's no exaggeration to call special forces soldiers men from hell.
Most of the time, these ghostlike units are carrying out secret operations no one knows about.
To their enemies, they're nothing less than the embodiment of devils.
Their arrival means death, means disaster.
We are an invincible force.
We are the sons and daughters of workers and peasants,
We are the people's armed forces,
Fearless, unyielding, and valiant in battle.
But I want to be a bandit!
With my sword, I point west to the Tianshan Mountains; with my horse, I ride north to the Black Sea;
I fish in Lake Baikal; I admire the snow in Hokkaido;
I draw my bow toward the Statue of Liberty; I set sail for the Gallic Rooster;
Wherever my banners point, the enemy flees in terror.
Whoever dares defy the might of my Nine Provinces, no matter how far away, will be put to death!!!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
How come I saw this type at the beginning of that book? Is it the beginning of Bullet Traces?