
Special Forces: The Hundred Schools of Thought
特种兵:诸子百家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Special Forces & Army
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
714Chapters
6.4MReads
21kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 8
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Everyone likes to write about Fan Tianlei, but I just want to ask, when Fan Keng killed He Weidong, weren't there any other team members who came back to write the battle report? Moreover, Fan Keng had been a colonel for more than ten years. Was he the only one who snatched back the satellite? Did all the other combatants die? How did he bring back the satellite from Scorpion? Otherwise, it would be strange to still stay in Wolf Fang and climb to the rank of colonel and chief of staff after making such a big mistake.
I've written dozens of pictures but haven't seen any buff bonuses, so why write so many fictitious introductions?
What's the use of putting various scholars into the special forces? It's different from what was introduced.
Come on, support you, update soon.
There is a summary at the beginning that I don't want to read, but there is no book to read. The author please read some military books. In the Chinese military, there is no word "officer", but all are chiefs, squad leaders or positions.
Commentary on the first chapter of Wang Hu's "Special Forces: Hundreds of Scholars" written by Xiongfeng Yiyi9.
Wasn't it ghostwritten? Wasn't the protagonist trained by Lei Zhan himself and then sent abroad?
The writing is okay and not so mindless. I'll give you some flowers.