
The Blade of the Special Forces
特种兵之利刃
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War God Son-in-Law
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Any Books Like Joining the Army as a Disciplinarian and Needing to Retire Early?
I'm in the worst reading slump ever!
I'm Out of Books to Read: Special Forces, Invincible, Collects Them All, and No Idiotic Characters
Military Stories That Are Definitely Good, No Other Requirements
Looking for Novels About the Military
No stories that just borrow characters and plots from TV shows or movies. I want original stories, original stories, original stories!
Looking for Hardcore Military Fiction
I don't need things to be ultra-realistic, but please don't give me ridiculous stuff like a passenger plane doing a Cobra maneuver, hitting a target with iron sights at 800 meters, or holding down the trigger without letting go...
Any Novels Like Blue Sea Blade?
Blue Sea Blade 🔥
Any Pure Military Stories? Not the Transmigrate-and-Become-a-Special-Forces-Soldier Kind
Special Forces Stories, But Not Too Over-the-Top
Looking for Female-Oriented Fiery Phoenix Stories, Not Crossover Drama Fics
Looking for books similar to Special Forces: After I Was Reborn, My Instructor Had Been Plotting This for a Long Time. Female-oriented novels only, and the entire book should focus on the Fire Phoenix unit.
Stories Where the Male Lead Is a Retired Special Forces Soldier Who Becomes a Security Guard
I Bowed Before the Demon for Three Thousand Years, Then Turned Back to the Mortal World and Forsook Immortality
Any novels where the male lead falls into demonic madness?
Any Novels Where the Male Lead Is a Special Forces King and the Female Lead Is a CEO?
He Enlists, Gets Noticed by His Superior, and Receives Special Treatment
Looking for books like *You Said We'd Debut as a Group, So Why Did You Join the Army and Become a General?* Are there any similar stories where someone joins the military and catches the eye of their company commander or superior, who gives them special treatment?
The Protagonist Can Get Special Forces Through Sign-In, Ideally a Team Like Task Force 141 From a Game
Good Military Enlistment Stories
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into Red Dead Redemption? Please!
Anything set in the world of Red Dead Redemption is fine.
Any Novels About Elite Soldiers, Without Cultivation?
Any Novels With a Military Theme?
Could some kind soul recommend something? Thanks!
Any Novels Where the Male Lead Enlists, Has a System, and Gradually Becomes a Major?
No female lead. The protagonist has a System, becomes a major, and then trains new recruits.
Please Recommend Novels Like Ye Shisan's Special Forces in the City
Give Me Some Novels Where the Protagonist Starts Out in Prison...
Give me some novels where the protagonist starts out in prison.
A Male Lead Who Joins the Military, Full of Passion and Devoted to His Country
Are There Any Novels Like The Six Groups of Serious Crimes?
Looking for Special Forces Novels with No System
I want a military story with passion and friendship, featuring a vivid protagonist who gets injured and isn't invincible. I hate protagonists who bring a System into the army, show off, use face-slapping, and are invincible. That insults the very idea of the military.
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Really not bad. It's rare to see such an excellent novel. Less about cultivating immortals and the like. More real life.
It's a good military-themed novel, but it would be better if Mr. Shen could be fully explained about the results in the end.
It's great. After reading more than a dozen chapters, I was attracted by the patriotism and the sacrifice of the soldiers for their country.
The military career was very well written, but it's a pity that I didn't write a follow-up!
The writing is good and encouraging, and the natural environment is written in detail, bringing people into the plot as if they were actually there. Thanks to the author! ! !
The ideas are clear, the theme is clear, interlocking, fascinating, and awesome!
The novel is well written, not verbose, and the anchor's presentation is also very good. Like it.
Great! Just what's next? ? Which book should I read next?
I see that it's pretty good so far: not much nonsense, simple and exciting, and few mistakes or mistakes.
The special forces training scenes are basically real, but the conflict time is a bit exaggerated, which will be alleviated later.