Shao Qian: Green Zone, Yellow Zone, Red Zone

It's wonderful. This is probably the first such well-written novel I've seen, featuring Shao Qian and Call of Duty. It's also very detailed. It might be better if the typos could be corrected more [laughing] [laughing]

This book is really great! I want to recommend it! Although my mouth is a bit stupid, I still think this book is really good. I still have to praise this book. Whether it is the description of the environment or the psychological description of the characters, it is very accurate and in place. In terms of maintaining the quality of the book, the number of words is also very stable. The description of the environment and the description of the battle are simply amazing for me, a young former gamer! ! ! [Like] [Like] [Love] [Love] [Love]

It's really amazing. Although I haven't played Girls' Frontline before, I know a little bit about it. I think this is a masterpiece among fans.

Nice. I followed it from beginning to end in one go. The author's writing was very good. The plot firmly caught my attention. I read one chapter and still wanted to read it. I kept reading...???

The writing is really good, and the character is restored. Unfortunately, I can't stick with the bad start. When the male protagonist is disabled, 45 still has to try it out. [Thinking] This is really a bit poisonous for me. When there are threats around, he attacks a friendly unit that is disabled. The male protagonist can still fight side by side with 45. It is really too kind [smile]

Manxing, this novel is honestly very good. It integrates many games, Call of Duty, COD, Battlefield, Girls' Frontline, etc., And also writes characters from the anime Hell Song. There are a lot of famous quotes in the middle of reading (unfortunately, I forgot to bookmark the ones I read before), but I only bookmarked this novel. In addition to the lack of emotional exchanges with humanoids, the insights into war, the understanding of battles, and the analysis of combat materials are very thorough and detailed (military fans are very happy). It is a very good book. I hope it will not be unfinished.

Good guy, I love the character of the commander in Modern Warfare plus Shaoqian. The settings of this book are perfect, and there is no one who can write it well.

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The book worth reading was originally because of Task Force 141. Then I became obsessed with it. The plot is very good, as long as it doesn't use knives, not like Call of Duty.

The writing is very good, and I will reward you with the amount of reading you deserve [laughing]💊

This book has gone beyond the scope of fan fiction. The calculations and various plans between the characters in it are so numerous that it is unimaginable. The war is approaching. I look forward to how the author will describe it in the hell of the battlefield. There was a typo, please change it to [face covering]

I have been reading it for a long time. Although I have only read about half of it now, it does not prevent me from giving a good review. I switched between two mobile phones so I read it a little less time, but it is really good. The author has a lot of knowledge, a large system, and a good structure of characters. I guess this is why not many people read it but the rating is always 9 points (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

To be a good book, you have to be patient and read it, because the author likes to lay down a lot of foreshadowings, which will make you confused after a short period of reading, but will be slowly revealed later, which also means that this book requires a certain amount of time to read to understand. However, the plot and writing are very good, and the author sometimes uses some very rare techniques to describe the plot and the psychological activities of the characters. If you are used to mindless and cool articles, I don't recommend reading it because there are too many foreshadowings and you need to wait for the author to reveal the mystery step by step. However, it is also very interesting to analyze the future direction based on the foreshadowings laid by the author. Summary: The plot and writing style of the book are very good, but it requires time to read carefully. Those who are used to mindless and enjoyable writing can go away. Personally, I still recommend this book. I hope the author can continue to work hard and stop being too cooing and write according to his own ideas.

It looks good and updates quickly, but there is a small question. Does the male protagonist have the advantage of the Call of Duty series? For example, breathing and restoring blood, the huge logistics of the world view of the Call of Duty series, etc., Bring you a sense of

I have read two books written by the author. There is quite a lot of stuff, and I am very picky about readers. This book is very interesting, it is not an ordinary fan fiction, it is very difficult to just use it for entertainment, it requires intensive reading. The author has very detailed descriptions and supplements about military affairs, equipment, tactics, battles, etc. This knowledge is not often found in ordinary novels. The author not only explained it, but also expanded it a lot, so I can understand more. Rich knowledge reserve, suitable for those who are interested in intensive reading. Similarly, the author's writing techniques often use narration and flashbacks, so if you don't read carefully, you will not know the order of story development, which places higher demands on readers. The strengths and weaknesses of this book are clear. What I like about it is the author's rich reserve of military knowledge. I read with gusto the various firearms, tactics, commands and even mission briefings. The relationship between the characters is also a typical harem novel, and the enemies are also very powerful. The various plots and knowledge inside are worth recalling and learning. The battles are also compact, fast, and breathtaking. The male protagonist cannot take his eyes away from every battle. But if you want to read the story, you can only read the first volume. In the second volume, the author changed his writing style. The male protagonist goes behind the scenes and fades out of the perspective, increasing the perspectives of other characters, including positive ones, enemies, and passers-by, making it a group portrait. The battle situation expanded, the foreshadowing was laid, and the writing was more comprehensive and detailed. I even wrote out the simulation exercises before the decisive battle, and even wrote it twice. I have to say that this is to watch the entire process of an action. But the problem also amplified, causing the overall pace to slow down. The author often inserts a story flashback, which can supplement the character development, but frequent insertion will make the already slow main story even slower. An activity is often described like a prose poem. You can say it vividly, and it can tell a long paragraph. More than 300 chapters are not enough to cover the two or three days of campus kidnapping and bombing crisis. The uncomfortable aspects of this book are also very impressive. The most typical one is that in the middle period, the author often made typos and omissions, making it difficult to read through the logic. Moreover, the water story begins in the second volume. Sometimes too much description of water affects the continuity of the story, especially during battles. Just like [Under the huge grip force, the muscle tissue began to gradually deform, and the bones made an unsettling deformation sound, and then gradually collapsed, like the sound of dry branches in the forest breaking in a storm. Under this irresistible force, the armor that originally covered the arm turned into a cold sharp blade, cutting flesh and blood mercilessly. The fragments of armor and bones were painfully rubbing against each other, emitting bursts of piercing screams, as if a giant machine full of sharp gears was running at full strength. These sharp fragments are like winter frost flowers in the flesh, flying coldly, tearing the fabric of life, making a chilling crackling sound. Every time the hand applied pressure, it was accompanied by blood splattering and the sound of bones breaking, painting a bloody picture. The entire process appears extremely cruel in the ruthless surveillance footage, like a silent war. Every action is magnified calmly and cruelly, like a bloody movie that cannot be removed from sight. Every detail is extremely clear and terrifying. Such a scene is like a sad symphony, slowly playing out on a dark stage. The audience can only feel the heart-rending cry in silence. Every note is a profound ode to the fragility and beauty of life. ["Help..." Under the broken mask, there is an incomparable desire for life. Just one exposed eye is enough to express many, many emotions. In the dim light, that eye shone with a faint but determined light. It was like a beacon in the darkness, lonely but full of hope and determination to survive. Despair and fear, pain and struggle... And the desire to survive, any life has an absolute desire to survive. This is a primitive instinct engraved in genes, and survival is the desire of all people in life. His breathing was rapid and shallow, and every breath seemed like he was fighting against death, desperately sucking in the thin air around him. But now he has finally struggled out of purgatory... He doesn't want to be dragged into the abyss of hell again. His body was covered with dust and scars, and every movement seemed extremely difficult and painful, but his eyes burned with unyielding fire, refusing to give in to despair. The opportunity to survive was clearly in front of him... Why did fate decide all his expectations at this time? His heart was filled with confusion and anger, but even in this desperate moment, he was still desperately looking for that glimmer of hope...] The author abandons the rhythm of the plot and the compactness of the battle for vivid description, and adds details, explanations of relevant knowledge, psychological descriptions of the characters, and sometimes characters' complaints. At the end of one chapter, only two shots are fired in the battle and only one sentence is said in the dialogue. Compared with the tight, breathless battles in the first volume where the male protagonist is the main character, the second volume starts to feel like a commentary. The pace of the second volume was slowed down too much, and the story pace of the first volume suited me better. Of course, this book is still worth reading. Girls' Frontline alone is more comfortable than the original. When will the author have the early fighting style again? The recent plots have been somewhat confusing, with too many descriptions, short plots, and characters who seem too sophisticated.

The plot is delicate and the characters are complete. It is a rare good book.

This is the best Girls Frontline fanfic I have ever read. It is unconventional, creative and unconstrained, and the writing is smooth and natural. I can only say that I like it very much. It is the best fanfic except "I Have No Money to Go to College and I Can Only Slay Dragons".

The expressiveness of this plot is really great! There are not many books that can write Shao Qian well, and this is one of them! The integration of world views is a highlight, and there are many sections that pay tribute to classics! It would be better if there was a little more epic sense of macro narrative. Of course, the author's ideas still dominate.

This book is really a good book. I have read this book almost four times. In addition to the complicated and convoluted language description, the plot is still very good. Chen Sir's character is really suitable for being the protagonist. The interaction with the girls is also at a good level, and the tactical arrangements are also very clear. Really pretty Let's refresh the duration

As a Call of Duty player, I really like it. The introduction stage before each mission seems to be back to the introduction before each chapter of COD7. ​​The characters are also very pleasing. The main line is interspersed with some of the author's original memories. There is humor in the battle, some jokes pop up from time to time, and the linkage between games. It is really handled very well. It is a great book (I am really not good at words, and this is the first time I have written such a short essay, because this book has a really strong sense of substitution). Finally, 141 will never give up on his teammates!

Really good. I regret that I have never played Girls' Frontline. I don't understand the world view and plot, which made me have a lot of doubts when reading (What is Nieto?). However, the author seems to have a good idea of ​​the huge world view of the novel he conceived, and his plot expression is relatively good, including the descriptions of characters, actions, and emotions, which are vivid and full of details. The plot is full of exquisite chapters and flashbacks that serve as a link between the past and the next, which is eye-catching. What made me keep reading the most was the novel's portrayal of the characters' emotions and the description of the plot of each mission. Chen Shusheng's life experience and the completely different personalities of the team members are all highlights of the description. However! So infuriating! The sick sentences that can be seen throughout the whole article are really torturous. There are typos and bad sentences everywhere🙁, and I don't even want to add a punctuation mark! ! ! How is this grammar written? Can it be changed? ! . Secondly, there are so many Riddlers! I'm so angry. Although it's really great to think about the plot like this, sometimes I really can't guess what they are talking about, which makes me more and more confused as I watch it. I can't help but ask, "What am I looking at?"

This is a good book that no one cares about. I basically can't read the theme of Girls' Frontline. It also adds elements of the mission battlefield. It takes one day to recover blood and the medicine will cure the disease [sneaky laugh][sneaky laugh]

I've been reading Tomato for so long and I'm the only one who can read it word by word. Come on, author [like][like]

The subject matter is good, and the book is also very good. I was attracted to COD at first, and I still am now, but COD is a bit underrepresented. About the protagonist: Advantages: Chen Shusheng's portrayal is also very good. From the first battle to the present, although I don't know how many times he died and was reborn, he can be said to be semi-invincible, he has been seriously injured, he has been evenly matched and has been killed instantly. The system is basically not reflected. Now it is only reflected in the protagonist's weapons and ammunition, dim and breath recovery (good method). Disadvantages: Currently, there is almost no understanding of Lao Chen in terms of human form (G36 and c, 45 know that Lao Chen has another side or another personality? M16 knows that Bourbon 1914 has a lot of foreshadowing). I feel that Lao Chen's past should be slowly discovered and savored by people around him, just like a bottle of old wine. The description should not be interspersed with the plot. Sometimes this sudden description feels a bit abrupt at first. Regarding the battle plot, the good thing is that small-scale battles are basically constant (defensive battles, recovery battles, and fortified battles in housing areas), and there have been several large-scale battlefields. The bad thing is that there are almost no decisive and strategic battles. Antarctic Alliance (William, Major, Three Mechanical Sisters, etc.), Iron-Blooded (the bosses are just killed and resurrected, but there is no thorough battle) (Bottom eradication), rebels, cities (gardening, gangs), America, Griffin, the inner ghosts have basically never felt pain until now. The dead are basically dispensable personnel. It can be said that they are all playing tricks on Lao Chen (they have always had the means to observe Lao Chen or the humanoids of his subordinates, but Lao Chen still doesn't know who he is facing), and Lao Chen has been hiding it all the time. Fighting, then getting injured and fighting again, this non-stop cycle (take fighting as an example, the strongholds that have been captured/recovered so far: War Zone 09 (the war zone assigned by Lao Chen was attacked and defended by the rebels and ghouls), Griffin Headquarters (the attacks of the Mechanical Sisters and the rebels were defended, and all the opposing bosses ran away), branch One (the iron-blooded large-scale attack and defense was blocked, and the resurrected boss was killed again), and one in the battalion commander's battle zone (Emerica's beret attack and defense was blocked). I am still waiting for the city's words. I can only say that the technology here is a bit fast, the third-generation ghoul can already mimic, and Lao Chen is still fighting internal intrigues and unable to develop his power). The plot always feels a bit draggy? Sorry, I don't know how to describe it. It just gives me the feeling that Lao Chen is just entering the game and has been manipulated around the periphery to clear out the chess pieces of miscellaneous soldiers. He has become Griffin's commander-in-chief but not a chess player. It can also be said that he is just entering the game now. Personally, I feel that it is harmless to skip a few chapters occasionally. It feels like there is foreshadowing, but there is not too much important feeling. In addition, the author made many typos and omissions, which somewhat affected the viewing experience.

It's a very good book. The quality of the book has dropped a bit due to the author's relationship with life, but it's going back now, but I always feel like I can't get back the feeling I had before [I almost cried], but the early stage was really amazing.

The emotional description is spot-on, and the unfolding of the story line is also very attractive. One of the few Shao Qian's good writings, the introduction of the song of hell is also eye-catching. I hope the author can work harder and write more [flying kisses] [flying kisses] [flying kisses]

One chapter of Gossip is about 2.5 Chapters of other novels, about 4,800 words. I originally thought it was just over 1,000 chapters. After reading a few chapters, I obviously felt something was wrong. It was only over 1,000 chapters but it was already over 5 million words! I'm really shocked, this is the strongest author I've ever seen! The quality is very high, the emotional details are delicate, and the reading is silky smooth. There was a little bit of trouble at the beginning. I thought the gun names were directly substituted. In fact, this is not the case. If you read it patiently, you will find that the characters in it are flesh and blood. If you add the gun names, they can be perfectly substituted. This work is very good. The content descriptions are relatively straightforward, crisp, easy to understand, and to the point. I highly recommend reading it. Conclusion Highly recommended!

This book is very good. I have read several Shaoqian books before, but I felt that the writing was a bit boring and I couldn't stand it at all. This book is different. I found it very interesting, so I read it in one sitting.

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The plot is compact and the protagonist's IQ is online throughout the whole process