After Six Months Blacklisted, I Took the Civil Service Exam. First Order of Business: Reform the Wolf Fang Unit
封杀半年我考编，上岸先整风狼牙
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It's pretty good, and it follows normal logic. Especially the character Fan Tiankeng; he's really annoying. During the Special Forces Exercise 2 scene, his behavior was practically tantamount to betraying the enemy.
Excellent! The viewpoints are fresh and incisive, offering a new perspective on the problems presented in this military drama. While there may still be some flaws, the author will undoubtedly improve. Some may find it somewhat idealistic, but wasn't the founding of the People's Republic of China achieved through the sacrifices and bloodshed of a group of idealists?
This is the first time I've seen a perspective on the world of special forces written from this angle. When you remove the protagonist's halo and look at the characters and their experiences from an objective standpoint, it's a truly different feeling. Keep it up!
It's very well written. When I watched TV before, I might have thought the two scoundrels weren't that bad, and I didn't think about it deeply then. But now that I think about it, they caused the deaths of so many undercover agents, even sacrificing their own sons, yet they still held such high positions. Isn't that just harming themselves and others? The subject matter is very novel. I hope you write it well and don't ruin the ending. I really like it.
It's very well written, very positive, and the characters are portrayed very well. While the details aren't perfect, they're still quite good. Overall, it's a good read. In other words, this novel is written on a completely new level. Anyway, I really enjoy reading it. The only downside is the slow update schedule; it's too slow, or maybe I'm reading too fast. What I really want to say is, author, please update soon! Update soon! I feel so uncomfortable if I don't read it! 😭😭😭
Come, author, repeat after me my solemn oath: From this day forward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will be strictly self-disciplined, cherish every moment, be indomitable, strive for excellence, aim for brilliance, find joy in writing, be tempered by fire, and live up to my readers, my youth, and my…
This is a really good book, worth having. If you like illogical, wish-fulfillment novels, skip this one!
It offers a unique perspective, insightful analysis, and a blend of exaggeration and realism, all presented with sound reasoning.
After finishing this book, I realized I can't stand any more special forces fanfiction I used to enjoy. 🤦🤦🤦 I knew I just couldn't like the second and third seasons of the TV series. This one was really enjoyable to read.
I read it from beginning to end, it's really well written (≧∇≦*)^ω^ It's great!