Bright Sword: Loading the Special Forces System from the Start

Five stars for the war of resistance and two stars for the plot! In addition to patriotic sentiments, Anti-Japanese War novels also like personal sentiments. Only in this way can they have flesh and blood! Otherwise, you will just keep killing and killing in the time-traveling zone system. There is no other plot, and you will be very tired after watching too much!

I personally rate this book five stars, the content is wonderful. Advantage 1: The identity of the male protagonist is set, he is an international student at the Berlin Military Academy and has no relatives. This setting is very good, unlike some novels of the same type where the male protagonist's identity is set up where the male protagonist travels to a new recruit who is a rural boy who has never read books since he was a child. Or to exaggerate, the original protagonist was a fool, and the male protagonist became a normal person after traveling through time. Is this normal? I feel normal. But what's not normal is that you, a person who has never read a book or was a fool before, suddenly become a person with eighteen martial arts skills. That's ridiculous. If others don't know you, will the people around you or those who watched you grow up not know you? Therefore, this book will give five stars to the character setting of the male protagonist, who has a good background and has no relatives. Advantage 2: System. I have read many system articles of the same type. Personally, I feel that systems like this kind of system are only for auxiliary purposes and should not be too outrageous. This book does a good job. Although the weapons of the male protagonist's special operations camp are very powerful, most of them are taught by the male protagonist using his own knowledge, and the weapons provided by the male protagonist's system are not widespread in the entire army, only a small number of them are leaked out. The relationship between the system and the male protagonist is well grasped, and the system is systematic but not overly dependent. Of course, there are many problems in this book. Question 1: Throughout the text, the Japanese army's battles are all represented by brigade, brigade, and division, and the military flags are also represented by brigade, brigade, and division flags. The mistake in the middle is the brigade. The Japanese brigade seems to have no military flag. Although I don't know whether it is true or not, it may be guided by watching anti-Japanese dramas and novels of the same type. The minimum combat standard for the Japanese military flag to appear should be the regiment flag, but there is no mention of coalition operations in the whole text. They all appear in the form of brigade, brigade, and division. Question 2: Except for the occasional appearance of the headquarters and brigade commander in the first 100 chapters, they almost never appear again, especially the brigade commander's classic saying "Gong Xi Fa Cai". What can I say about the feeling? It just feels like the male protagonist is called the Eighth Route Army, but he also seems to be working alone. Except for the occasional appearance of the iron triangle in the back, the male protagonist is fighting alone, which is awkward no matter how you look at it. Of course, the author should pay attention when writing such novels in the future. The overall five stars are not an exaggeration.

Come on! Accelerate! Not enough! Love is always there in thousands of rivers and mountains, can we update it soon?

It's okay, but I think the so-called special team is still mainly staffed with 7 to 8 people. So in the later stage, I think I can lead my own special team, any ghost or anything, and then keep the useful ones to train other teams. In the team below, I can lead my own team to have fun!

I really like military themes

Passionate and creative, I think it's pretty good

As long as they are fighting Japanese, they look good. The excitement continues! There is no negotiation about beating him!

You can work as an agent in Shanghai in the future

The article is well written and interesting. I hope the author will continue to work hard and create greater glories.

I have also read a lot of anti-war novels. This anti-war novel is quite good. The protagonist has a good character, and the feelings of family and country are also very rich. Although it is a systematic text, it is rarely mentioned. At most, it is only when exchanging items, and there is basically no negotiation in the later stages. It is well written and recommended.