You Joined the Army, but Ended Up Reviving Your Family Lineage
让你去当兵，结果你重开族谱
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- Ongoing
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- 626k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Enlisting in the Military, No Female Lead (Do Military Novels Really Have to Have a Female Lead?)
No female lead!!! I keep running into one later on every time I read. What gives? Does there have to be a female lead?
Which Tomato Novels Have You Read from Start to Finish?
If a book keeps readers hooked all the way through, it must have something special. Tell me about the books you never gave up on halfway through, and let's share them with everyone.
Any Books Like Joining the Army as a Disciplinarian and Needing to Retire Early?
I'm in the worst reading slump ever!
Any New Military Fiction? Nothing Mindless, Please
I want to read books similar to Who Taught You to Be a New Recruit Like This?
Grandpa Was a Founding Hero, Wandering the City
The Male Lead Joins a Special Government Division and Is Extremely Powerful
A guy with extraordinary abilities is specially recruited by the government to join a secret department.
Military Stories That Are Definitely Good, No Other Requirements
Please, I Need Military Stories. I Started One Recently and Can’t Stop Reading.
Looking for books like *Crossing Worlds: Starting with Special Forces*. I hope it’s a female-oriented story, with both leads in the military. Please don’t make the romance too prominent 😱 (meaning the whole story is just about their relationship).
Are There Really No Proper Military Life Novels? I’ve Looked Everywhere and Found Just One
Looking for books similar to *Enlisting as an Inspector: Do I Need to Discharge Early?*
The Protagonist Is in the Military
Are there any where the protagonist serves in the military?
Military Fiction
If Tomato can't write novels without the TV series *Drawing Sword* and the special forces shows, does that mean they can't write anything else?
Military Novels About a Training Officer Who Graduated from the National Defense University
Military Stories: Enlisting and Serving, With or Without a System, an Overpowered Lead, No Female Lead!!! No CP!
Ideally, the protagonist is a special forces soldier who goes on missions. It’s fine if they aren’t invincible from the start. No female lead! No female lead! No female lead! No CP! No flirting! No flirting! No flirting!
Special Forces Stories, But Not Too Over-the-Top
Special Forces, the King of Soldiers, and Over Three Million Words
Stories Where the Protagonist Joins the Army with a System and Stuns the Military as a Soldier King
Military Stories: Special Forces, SWAT, or Firefighters, No Female Lead
Looking for Military Enlistment Stories, No Female Lead, With a System!!
Invincible Soldier King in the City
Please help! The male lead was framed by the four great families and went on the run. Five years later, he became a top soldier. The female lead wrote to him, asking him to come back and protect her younger sister, and she was also forced to jump into a river. I can't find the book, please help! I don't know the title. 🙏🙏🙏
I'm Tired of Stories About Top Students at Tsinghua and Peking University. Are There Any About the Seven Sons of National Defense?
The Protagonist Can Get Special Forces Through Sign-In, Ideally a Team Like Task Force 141 From a Game
Military Life and Everyday Training
Looking for books similar to Comprehensive Journey: After Retirement, I Started Again as a Special Forces Soldier.
Good Military Enlistment Stories
Modern Military Fiction
Are there any stories about regular military units forming combined-arms battalions and brigades? Fanfiction based on Soldiers Sortie and similar works is fine, but the protagonist shouldn't be a special forces soldier. I want an ordinary military officer forming combined-arms units.
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Here is the author. Has anyone read this novel? Please leave a comment. You can also scold me. Let me know if anyone is reading it.
The plot and characters are worth watching. I hope the author will not write about female protagonists in the future [almost crying] [almost crying] The author could have changed the name. I didn't know it, but I thought it was a mindless article. I clicked on it with my hand and found that the settings were not very high. He was a growth-oriented protagonist.
I was put off by the title of this book once before, thinking it was some kind of super golden finger. The content of the book is super exciting, and the golden finger is not a big deal. It mainly relies on the protagonist's own efforts.
It's very good-looking. I don't want the protagonist to cheat directly like in other military novels, but he walks through it step by step. There are also things that the author has experienced before. It's very real. I will join the army when I graduate.
It's super beautiful. There are no shortcomings except that the author is a little slow in updating! ! ! Can the author give a thumbs up? Or make a comment. Come on, the author!
The book is okay, but I have called home a few times and explained the details in such detail every time. The high ground must be a leak, no matter how worried I am, I don't have some common sense of confidentiality.
It's a slow novel, the plot is slow but not too watery. If you think it's watery, I have nothing to say. The content is real, not exaggerated, and is similar to real military life. Except for the addition of some content to make the story exciting, it is quite normal. Disadvantage: Updates are slow. As long as the content is updated continuously and the content does not collapse, I should be able to write a good book. If you don't want to argue, then whatever you say is right. Comments from a veteran and 11-year-old bookworm The reading time on Pomodoro alone is 4000+
I'm sure the author must have been in the military. My brother's experience was exactly the same, except that my brother joined the armed police after joining the company.
It's worth reading. Most of the military articles nowadays are fan fiction about special military affairs. They are completely pedantic and do not describe the real feelings of being in the army. But this book is different. It really made me feel like I was back in the army. The protagonist grew up step by step, trained hard, and won honors one after another. The writing was really good. But I don't understand why this book has so few ratings and so few people have read it. This book definitely has a rating of 9.3 Or above.
In fact, it feels a bit reluctant to give 5 stars... It is only worthy of 5 stars after chapter 200. The writing was a little shaky at the beginning, but the writing became better and better in the later period. As one of the few military life articles written by Tomato, I will give it an exceptional 5 stars. The book is worth reading so far. There are some minor problems, the supporting characters are not delicate enough, and some are too facial, but there is a name! I have started to pick up new recruits. I hope the author can write with a new feeling. The more he writes, the better.