Special Forces: Skills Are Too Impressive, Automatically Upgraded

It's a good military novel. I understand the arrogance of the protagonist, but I can't understand the rhythm of having a harem all the time. She wants to have sex with a woman, and the superiors and subordinates in the army are very strict. If you have some ability, you can ignore the superiors? What does this take for military discipline? Does the author have any misunderstandings about soldiers, military discipline, and the military?

Isn't the male protagonist a bit of a scumbag? You are a soldier and you flirt with this and that. The military image is gone. Well

If you describe a special soldier as a playboy, there will be no one left.

What is a good special forces novel like? What about opening a harem? A mess. . Modern harem sex is awesome

There are many typos and some sentences are not fluent. I don't know how a book like this can pass the review and be released for readers to read.

I have to say that there is something wrong with the author's feelings. What you wrote is very misleading. It feels like you are discrediting some classic military characters. Moreover, the protagonist you created is really not suitable for borrowing these film and television themes; the image of soldiers needs support and respect. I don't know how the platform allows you to live! Personally, I feel like I want you to step on a sewing machine after reading it (the above is just my personal review and is not misleading or misleading)

Lots of typos

If you write about the army, you write about the harem.

I thought it was a serious military novel, but I didn't know that the male protagonist you wrote almost treated the army as a back garden. He was with women from various armies. I couldn't stand it anymore. I listened to it, but I couldn't stand it anymore. I want to say goodbye! ! !

It's worth just one star. I won't give it half a star because it's not worth it.

In the third and fourth pictures, when I saw the protagonist picking up a gun, and then the supporting characters posing with all kinds of nonsense, I wanted to ask the author, is your world-class marksmanship fake? Or was it that after the protagonist picked up the gun, he was hit by a monkey's spell and was immobilized? Do you have to wait until the lines are finished before you can move? Shouldn't picking up a gun and shooting it be done in one go? Skill upgrades are inherently nonsensical. If you add so much unnecessary action nonsense, what's the point of having skills? Can't you just walk over to the supporting characters while they're talking nonsense and put the gun to your head? Anyway, I don't need logic anymore, just go straight to the bottom of it

I feel that the plot is a bit too outrageous. A soldier doesn't look like a soldier. What does it mean to be able to molest a woman and molest a woman? I feel like my outlook has been shattered. Since I'm writing about soldiers, I should write better and look like a third-rate bastard. Since I've decided to write a military novel, I need to understand that no one will treat you like that in the military camp. If you molest a female soldier, you'll get a demerit. Not to mention that the female officer's writing skills are also a mess. She was promoted to the top level casually. It feels completely... I won't say much else, I understand everything [laughing awkwardly][laughing awkwardly]

There are so many typos that I can't tell the difference between him and her, so I thought he was gay.

There are too many typos, and the content of the article is turned upside down, and the content of the article is often contradictory. One content is in front of the other, and the plot is very confusing. It is obviously a special soldier, but it looks like a scumbag and a philanderer. If you don't know how to write, just close it. I never comment, but I can't help but complain after reading it. I can't help but feel overwhelmed.

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This book. Although it is said to be systematic and the content is outrageous, it is indeed outrageous! I haven't read the whole book. The protagonist goes to be a soldier because of system tasks, but his mind is full of women. Personally, he doesn't feel like a soldier, but more like a street kid. It's not like other insiders with the same theme who win glory for the country or train hard after a systematic training, lead their teammates to defend the country, and contribute to the country. (It's just that the quality of soldiers is not the same as in the impression). There are more typos.

This book is very well written, really good. At first I thought it was very readable and the writing was very fluent, but as I looked at it, I really couldn't read it anymore. It's like there are places where it says yes, but what you write is, just ah, which makes me dizzy; a book that was originally a five-star book has become two stars as it goes on: I am speechless.

Others are okay. For this kind of military-themed novel, I feel that the protagonist should not have an emotional line. If there are fewer chapters, it will be less interesting. Don't force the protagonist's emotional line to make up the word count. It's very speechless to see the protagonist falling in love with that An Ran. A good military novel is a bit different.

The whole book looks good, but there are too many typos and wrong sentences, and a lot of the content is repeated. The protagonist flirts with a woman, which is too casual and completely inconsistent with the characteristics of Chinese soldiers. There are also confidentiality regulations about the army.

Such a low score really doesn't look good. I really don't like this kind of novel about the King of Soldiers. People go to higher places and water flows to lower places. This is an eternal truth. People in business want to make more money, people in politics want to be high-ranking officials, and people in the army want to be generals. Isn't this normal? No matter how awesome the king of soldiers is, he is still a soldier. In the eyes of officers, you are a tool and your political achievements. Why is it that even a low-level military officer is still an officer, and no matter how awesome a soldier is, he is also a soldier?

Not bad, very good, okay

Well written, keep up the good work

Although the novel is not very good, I quite like the character of the protagonist. It would be better if there was no urban plot. The first 150 are okay, but after that it just keeps looping, which is boring.

Write about some of the exercises in the movie

Not bad, very pretty

The extraordinary item rewards and the god-level skills rewarded for catching the black cat were not honored.

There is nothing wrong with being glib;

It's okay to see it here.

The kind where the protagonist is very strong

Not bad, just a little