Two Shots to the Chest and One to the Head, What Kind of Zhang Weike?

Really awesome! The character of the protagonist is also quite full and not stiff. I read more than 300 chapters in one go. The plot is quite coherent and nothing too outrageous. The writing and description are also very good. I really like watching the protagonist become stronger little by little. This subject matter is really great. Come on, come on, come on [I learned it]

Really nice to look at. There is a roughly similar book at Seven Points called The Crisis Management Game. The content of that book is very wide, from war to crisis management. The author has a wide range of knowledge. But I still think this book is more addictive than that one. This book focuses on war, with constant conflicts and constant climaxes, giving people a feeling that they can't stop. The author's knowledge in this area is also very comprehensive, giving people a sense of reliability. I really love this style, reaching the top in endless battles. Gentlemen, let me see the river of blood!

It was a surprise to see a book like this on Rotten Tomatoes. It is indeed well written. Personally, I think it would be better if the main world was written in a deeper way. The system can summon some people and the protagonist group will grow faster and it will be more enjoyable to read.

It is a book with great potential, and the description is extremely detailed. There are currently few chapters, and the main plot has only officially begun. It is impossible to predict the later plots, but the current plot of the D team CQB can be seen to have great potential. It can be said to be a masterpiece of military novels.

I have never read this type of novel, so I don't know if it is good among similar novels. The characterization of the characters is delicate, and the descriptions of the battles are very enjoyable. It is one of the few novels that I can read.

It can be said that I watched this book grow slowly. After reading it for so long, I realized that I didn't rate it. Now I'm making up for it. I started reading it when I just wrote about London, and I haven't done so until now. I highly recommend this book. I think the details of the fighting and the characterization are very good. I give it five stars.

It's very well written, and although it has some hooks, it's not brainless. This is the only good book of this type that I've read in Tomato.

This is the only book I have read for so long that is really addictive. The author pays great attention to details. The plot is smooth and very like a movie. It is not mindless but the protagonist is very powerful in combat. The battle details are detailed and reasonable. As a parallel world of the main world, the dungeon will slightly change the main world. The dungeon provides a diverse character experience and is very interesting. Highly recommended! ! ! !

It's super good-looking, the protagonist is strong but not outrageous, and it feels like a system that has been upgraded. It tied the game in one go. The most exciting part was when D-Team came out and Mi6 came out.

(т⌣̀_⌣́) It's over, brothers. The writing is really good, and there's not much else to say about the protagonist's personality, which is similar to that of the one who kills people quickly🐶. He has a strong sense of revenge and is very strong. It's a rare and enjoyable article, but in the later stage We don't know what kind of plot the author wants to take because the protagonist is getting stronger and stronger, and he is also demanding revenge. Most of his opponents can't survive more than 10 chapters. Emmm, there is no problem with the author so far. It's short and fast. Anyway, please do your best, author.

An excellent book that satisfied all my childhood fantasies about special forces. When I was a child, I was always a special soldier (especially a sniper [laughing evilly]). I thought it was cool to fight alone and lurk. It can be said that this book has written everything (D Team indoor CQB anti-terrorism) (Nightingale single-soldier city assault) (John Godfather forest fierce battle with dark cultists) (World War I French sniper) It's really refreshing to watch. This is not the feeling of refreshing writing, but the feeling of realizing a dream unconsciously. The author didn't arrange any cliche plot, it was very smooth and professional. But seeing that there are not many people, I hope everyone can recommend it. In fact, this book no longer simply means a novel, it contains my dreams. You must keep at it [almost crying] Come on

Hmm... It's a pretty good combat novel. The content is compact and there aren't too many excessive daily chapters. It's worth a read if you like combat (imaginary scenes). I have a personal opinion on the heroine: this type of mortal article will basically appear, probably in the middle or at the end. After all, it is impossible for a mortal to remain unmarried for the rest of his life, right? However, the compact battle is mixed with some ambiguity or some dog food. It is estimated that given the current interest of most people, it will dissuade some people (including me). However, this does not mean that this book is not good. The truth is to treat it rationally (you will know whether you like it after reading it).

It's very good. The protagonist is decisive enough, and the author's writing is also very good. It's a novel that can be read with your mind. In many military themes, some protagonists are not decisive enough, or are too cheating, which makes it boring, but this novel did not find these. All in all, it is a very good military-themed novel. Good work, author! (I would like to thank the friend who corrected me here. I think my evaluation is indeed exaggerated [face covering]) I would like to thank you for correcting me. I also welcome corrections. If you think what I said is wrong, I will change it according to your request.

Military fans are ecstatic! ! Fans of Killer 47 and Johnwick are also in luck! This is the one I like, super addictive and super professional! The details of the action are very professional and meticulous. I think the author puts pictures of the important weapons mentioned at the end of each chapter, which will probably increase the number of people watching it! Come on, come on, come on, it's really not enough to watch, but the author will forgive me for being physically refreshed. It takes a lot of effort to conceive the plot and edit the details of the actions. I support the author greatly [laughs] [like]

It's good-looking. It's one of the best books in this series I've ever read. It can be considered a masterpiece. The author is logical, the plot is compact, the thinking is rigorous, and there is no heroine. I also hope that the author can continue to work hard. [Understood] [Taste it carefully]

I finally came across a book on Tomato that is not inferior to Ula. It is a book that stands on the top of the mountain in the mercenary genre! I hope you can walk further than Ula, I'll go push it for you!

It looks good, with various tactics and rigorous weapons, and the plot connection is also great. The only thing I hope is that the plot copy can be made more interesting. I won't say more, but come on, author.

The storyline is compact and feels like an infinite dungeon. The main character's loss of memory can be said to be one of the highlights. Five-star wait and see

The setting is novel, there are not many twists and turns, some only have two horizontal and one vertical ones! Every story has a sequel, which is great. The inadvertent involvement left many foreshadowings. I originally thought about what would happen when the two protagonists meet? But I never thought it would be an encounter like this [laughing evilly] The characters are very well portrayed. Although there are several characters that I don't understand in depth, they can all leave a deep impression on the readers. All the deeds of the main characters have been clearly written, which I think is great. In total, there are three reviews, each with two ⭐️. The author is too short, so one star will be deducted [smile][smile]

It is an excellent work. Although its literary talent is slightly lacking, its ability to master the plot, describe the story, and create characters far exceeds that of most novice writers. It is worthy of praise and I hope you will continue to work hard. I would also like to make some suggestions. The current copies are not connected. I hope that there will be related ones in the future and connect them to the last copy. I hope there will be no interruptions or the like, otherwise it may affect the reading experience. There is a hint in the introduction that there will be connected copies. I hope you don't miss any holes.

I watched the next-door movie "Crisis Game" first and then watched this one. The heroine was very nice if she didn't stomp her feet and clench her little fists when she got angry. However, each one has its own advantages. (The review contains spoilers) 1,600-word book review I have read Chapter 500, and the subsequent ones. My favorite dungeon at the moment is the Cui Family Brotherhood in South Korea, and the Escort of Father Martin. Compared with the previous dungeons, I feel that the later ones are a bit more mature and richer. For example, the first two dungeons, Team D and World War I Veterans, are more about completing tasks and describing them. There is no need to go deeper and add some emotional elements (maybe the tone is like this at the beginning, come to the dungeon, complete the task, and leave). There is a little bit of comrades-in-arms in the first battle. Although I didn't have any emotions when I watched it, it felt like it was forcefully touching, but the situation has obviously improved a lot later. For example, there is a paragraph "He doesn't like to use words to express his feelings and emotions, but he is willing to take practical actions for these feelings and emotions." He could just bury Lao Ma, ignore Chesterton, not help Logan, and ignore the safety of reporters, but he still did it, even if it would bring him danger and trouble, but he is him, not a machine that only kills, but a person with human feelings. I really like to see the protagonist cooperate with various people, such as D team, comrades in World War I, Logan, Trunk, Ghost Wolf, etc. (It suddenly occurred to me that the protagonist also restarted the damn flag of Trunk, hahaha). There are also some that are better written, such as the story of summoning agents for the first time, activating those agents and "going home"; for example, the meal of wine and the most delicious bibimbap before the Cui brothers' copy finally left; in reality, although Cui Chengjun became a vegetable, it was a surprise to learn that Li Xiujing was actually his and Mi Sook's child. Although there was a deviation in parallel time and space, it was wonderful to reach a certain same intersection; For the first time, I began to feel that this book was rich in the section where Lao Ma goes offline. He and the old friend whose name I don't remember his name. The author's inner thoughts when writing about the old friend made me have mixed feelings. I am a girl, and although my feelings may not be as profound as those of you boys, I still feel the feeling of "old friends". Uncle He is over 50, I didn't expect to be able to work hard. He is indeed a man. Maybe his real life begins in his 40s. I remember the scene between Uncle He and Logan in the church. Uncle He felt the comradeship of the two protagonists because of the protagonist. He slowly changed his interests first to his comrades first. They are a team. I like everyone in the team very much, and I hope there won't be any knives later. Not everyone may be so profound and have a complete story line, but I think the author is still unfolding it one by one. Some of them don't need so many stories. Anyway, it would be great to watch them "Morning Star" fight together. Regarding the time and space of the dungeon, I thought I would explore it in detail, such as the D team support card "Where did you come from?" "Don't you know?", But later I found that some of them do not need to dig deep or explain, just need a meeting and a look, and I thought, that's good (maybe it is an excuse hahahaha), I saw a comment that said it very well "I am me, he is him. Our stories intersect at a certain moment, and then we run to our respective futures. When we see each other again, we only need to look at each other, smile, and say silently, "Long time no see." The protagonist did not bother too much in real life with the people he met in the dungeon, such as Renxin Medical Center, the Cui brothers, etc. I still remember the 186 pounds that the protagonist handed over to Renxin Medical Center, and I understood, "I am just a passerby who has experienced your life." Another point that touches me very much is time. Each dungeon has a long time span. The most impressive thing for me was meeting the Cui brothers and Uncle Li in real life, the part where the protagonist fights with Uncle Li, and the dungeon where he escorted Father Martin. Logan turned into an old white man and had a heart disease. Logan himself was unwilling to face this fact and put the medicine bottle in the box instead of carrying it with him. It later proved that this old body cannot conceal the high spirits of my youth. Now I can still say that I am getting stronger with age. They once shined brightly in their own time, such as Chesterton. In reality, he did not die 20 years ago like the copy. At first, I didn't understand why the protagonist kept helping him. It was obviously just an exchange of interests at the beginning, but then I thought about it. For him, he has his own pride. His dignity is not the seemingly dignified farewell ceremony given to him by the headquarters, but the grand ending and death. Even if his light is as fleeting and insignificant in history as the fireworks he prepared, "a vigorous death is never a bad ending for him." However, he himself is not dead yet, and there must be a follow-up. I just don't know what the story will be when this old friend comes back to regain his strength. Many stories, in the final summary, are just a passer-by, overshadowed by the words "old friend". Let me say that for now. My book reviews are more like "after-viewing". I usually omit the bad points (I automatically forget the bad points after reading it, haha). I only write about the ones that are more profound to me. It is a summary of my own reading of the book, and it can be regarded as written for myself. Maybe when I finish the book and write a review, I will look at my previous insights and it will resonate a little bit. Thanks to the author.

It is a rare subject matter. The author should be a cqb enthusiast. The plot rhythm is well grasped. As a compromise, it is slightly less professional, but this is acceptable. After all, it is an online article. Five-star praise is an encouragement.

I just casually watched it without any hope at first, but I didn't expect it to be unexpectedly hardcore. The writing is smooth and the basic logic is online. Some of the plot twists were a bit stiff at first, but progress has been visible to the naked eye in the later period. The author has a rich reserve of military-related knowledge, and some well-placed science popularization can be enjoyed by even a half-knowledge reader like me. It is a rare product of Tomato. It's the protagonist's mind that when faced with anything, he only has two options: large-scale killing and covert large-scale killing. 😂 Highlight a powerful force to achieve miracles hhhhh But who cares, I just want to see the river of blood (eyes of appreciation) The only shortcoming is that the author writes too little and too little! Update soon! ! !

Give a very objective evaluation. Not brainless, the heroine has clear logic

For now, there is nothing wrong with this book. It is a military-themed novel with a likable protagonist, an orderly plot, and good descriptions of battle scenes. It can be considered a good book in this genre.

It looks good, the writing is good, the plot is okay, and I haven't found any bad points yet.

A super good book. The protagonist has cheats but no superpowers. The whole book is full of useful information. CQB asked the author to write it in great detail... It has the flavor of the high-quality military literature of the past. The book also has traces of mercenary wars and other books. As far as Tomato is concerned, there are probably not many good books of this type...

The battle scenes alone are already very good, and the emotional scenes can also be used in a subtle way (I don't know how to do it anyway),, In addition, the plot is compact, and the dungeon is not a dungeon in the strict sense, but a side story. Leaving the dungeon does not mean that the dungeon disappears, but exists in another form (maybe there is a bigger conspiracy?) Definitely recommendedヘ(>_<ヘ)

It is rare to find a long novel that can maintain a high level of appeal. The biggest feature of this book is that the fighting is exciting. If you like this genre, it is definitely recommended. The protagonist in the book will indeed take some stealth or restrained actions instead of blindly being reckless. If the general novel is written like this, it will make those who want to have fun fighting uncomfortable to read, but this book will not, because The author very cleverly gives the protagonist the ability to recall after death. In the parallel world of the dungeon, the protagonist enjoys fighting at the beginning, and until the recall, he will take other actions when he finds that direct combat is not enough. Secondly, the setting of the world view and the setting of the parallel world in this book are also very good, setting up good suspense, and it is a novel worth reading.

This book is obviously very good to read. It has the smartest plot and the most exciting plot among the military literature I have seen. The stories in each small chapter are wonderful, but the main line is a bit severely separated by these separate plots. However, this problem is difficult to correct, and in my opinion, it is not harmful. There are also some urban and military novels that are written as if they are about cultivating immortals. Otherwise, the whole system is working hard to open plug-ins and kill enemies at various levels. After adding points to the protagonist, the presence of this book is very small. The character creation and fullness of the protagonist and many supporting characters are very good. Basically, every major character in each short story has its own unique memory point. Unfortunately, this book is tepid.