
A Military Career Beginning at the Military Academy
从军校开始的军旅生涯
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- Ongoing
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- 390k Words
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- Urban
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- War God Son-in-Law
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- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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It's okay to give five stars to your own book [making a face]
Brother, please update quickly. The first update is useless at all. It's been a long time since I've seen the person hanging up who is not the invincible protagonist.
This is the real military literature, one step at a time, relying on one's own efforts to train, with a little help from the system, instead of directly reaching the highest level of skills in one step, it is very beautiful.
It's good-looking. I've read so many articles. Although I don't know much about this genre, I think the writing is very exciting. Sometimes it can make people laugh. It feels like daily life and the main plot are interspersed. Moreover, the protagonist is not deified. It is indeed a process of slowly working hard, just speeding up. It's very good-looking. I didn't skip it. I just hope there won't be a female protagonist. I feel that every time I read this kind of article, having a female character is very annoying. I hope there won't be.
I think this book is well written. There is no particularly abnormal system improvement. It all relies on virtual training exercises, and the climbing tactics also take into account that because it is system training, it is normal to get bumped and injured after climbing once in real life. Some details are indeed not in place, but I have not seen anything better than this so far. Maybe I have not seen enough. Is there anything good that I can recommend? It is too short and not enough to watch [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh] No one is perfect. I think the author can add a few more failure scenarios. Normally, failure is not a bad thing. After a failure, it may be a higher growth. Just like the sentence, how can you see a rainbow without going through wind and rain? From what the author wrote, training in the system may have experienced a lot of setbacks. What about the reality? You can write about the negative aspects of command, such as exercises. In exercises, you don't win with 11 vs. 100. They are not as good as the opponents in the zrh exercise ground, which are all high-tech standards. However, we rely on different capabilities and rely on the same combat theory of modern warfare to win the tunnel war. Of course, as I said before, the current war is fought based on the requirements of modern warfare. The previous tactics are not suitable. Now, let's create a new sparrow war or a new tunnel war, and write an exercise chapter based on Sun Tzu's Thirty-six Strategies in the Art of War. Of course, it may be a little early. After all, Pig's Knuckle is still studying in the military academy. By the way, I also have a feeling that Pig's Knuckle's grandpa is not simple either. The above are my personal views and opinions. Dear book friends, please forgive me for reading. If you don't say it well, if you have any opinions, you can discuss it below, but harmony makes money, don't start a war, don't start scolding! Thanks
It's really good. I hope I won't have a harem and stay with each other until the end. Secondly, don't be too exaggerated about promotion. You can reach the full regiment before the age of thirty, that is, a colonel. This is already great. Don't be too divorced from reality. Thirdly, I hope you won't always be a special force. You can be a special force properly, accumulate practical experience, and then take the command route, professional blue army, Zhu Rihe type.
It's very interesting. I hope the author doesn't write about female protagonists. I've seen many stories about female protagonists where the writing collapsed [I almost cried][I almost cried]
. The content of this article is vivid and rich, the language is novel and refreshing, the structure is unique and reasonable, the language is fluent, the writing is relaxed and natural, and it can be regarded as a relatively successful work. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]
Compared with other articles of the same type, this book is closer to reality. Although some of them are very enjoyable to read, after a long time, there is actually nothing to write about. The distance will gradually increase, and the military medals and positions are closer to reality.
Haokan is a good military school book. Unlike other books, it is instantly invincible. Instead, it relies on the special space of the system to slowly improve little by little.