Special Operations: Project Cold Edge
特战：寒芒计划
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Military Fiction These Days Is So Bad: Either Copying Special Forces or Drawing Sword
Please, I Need Military Stories. I Started One Recently and Can’t Stop Reading.
Looking for books like "Crossing Worlds: Starting with Special Forces". I hope it’s a female-oriented story, with both leads in the military. Please don’t make the romance too prominent 😱 (meaning the whole story is just about their relationship).
Good Military Enlistment Stories
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!
Military Life and Everyday Training
Looking for books similar to Comprehensive Journey: After Retirement, I Started Again as a Special Forces Soldier.
Special Forces, the King of Soldiers, and Over Three Million Words
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Looking for a Special Forces Soldier Who Grows Stronger Over Time
Ideally, the protagonist gets mixed up with the underworld while still in school, then joins the military or a military academy, and later becomes an instructor after leaving the service. I want a young, hot-blooded protagonist who starts out with sky-high ambition and gradually grows and changes.
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Starts a Security Company and Can Summon Movie Mercenaries?
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The content is realistic, vivid, and gripping. It's excellent; I enjoy reading this type of novel. From these books, I learned about the Chinese People's Special Forces, their unwavering fighting spirit, and their fearlessness in the face of sacrifice, all in defense of their country. A salute to the beloved soldiers of the Chinese People's Liberation Army!
Looking forward to the next installment, but the main characters might be different. It's a pity about Ice Blade, Thunder Flame, and the team with the abducted child. If there had been another team, or if they had arrived earlier or made arrangements beforehand, perhaps things wouldn't have been so tragic.
It's pretty good, well-organized and logically connected.
The description of the military unit is quite professional.
Actually, I think the book is well-written, and the content and subject matter are well-chosen. However, its shortcoming is that it is somewhat disconnected from real life and society. This may be because my ideas and the events I have not encountered are incompatible with it.
Overall, it was alright, but the support was mainly provided by helicopters, which was a bit slow. Fighter jets weren't used. Why weren't the wounded transported directly to the hospital instead of stopping at the border and requiring several hours of driving?
I've read up to chapter 159 so far, and to be honest, this novel is quite good so far. I haven't read the later chapters yet, but chapters 158 and 159 seem a bit off; they don't seem to connect with the previous content.
May the world be a better place, free from war and casualties! What outstanding male and female special forces members!
A very good book, worth recommending
Overall, it's quite good; at least it doesn't involve time travel or fantasy. No nonsense.