
Special Forces: The Dawn War God
特种兵之破晓战神
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- Completed
- Length
- 538k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Special Forces Novels Without a System
Special forces with a System too? Isn’t that kind of insulting? No System, no System, no System.
There Are No Good Military Novels? I Beg to Differ!
Books That Grab Your Attention and Make You Want to Read
Help! 🆘 Lately I want to read every novel, but I can't get into any of them. I need something so addictive I can't put it down 🥺🥺
Books With Solid Military Knowledge or Vivid Gunfights
I'm looking for books like Career Progression: Starting in SWAT.
Military Fiction, No Special Forces, No Harem, Preferably No Romance
I don’t mind transmigration or rebirth, but the same old special forces stories are really boring.
Looking for Stories with a Female Lead Who's a Special Forces Soldier or a Military Service Member.
I'm in a reading slump, ladies! I'm looking for books like Falling for a Female Soldier, with a special forces heroine or another kind of soldier. I'd like the story to focus mainly on military life and comradeship, with a simple romance plot. 🙏
Looking for Stories Set in the World of Soldiers Sortie; Crossover Film and TV Stories Are Fine Too
Something like *Special Forces Starting with an Assault*.
The National-Treasure Book Drought Zone, Beginners Stay Away
Please, TV Drama Fanfiction
I'm Out of Books to Read: Special Forces, Invincible, Collects Them All, and No Idiotic Characters
Modern Military Equipment
Any stories where the protagonist fights using modern equipment? Apocalypse, urban fantasy, cultivation, anything goes.
Military Novels About a Special Forces Protagonist Taking on All Kinds of Dangerous Missions
Military Stories That Are Definitely Good, No Other Requirements
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?
Any Stories About Special Forces Lone Wolf B Team?
A Crime Investigation Story with Realistic, TV-Drama-Level Scenes and a Gripping Plot
Male Lead Is a SWAT Officer or Special Forces Soldier, Female Lead Is Beautiful
Looking for Modern Firearms Novels
The protagonist should have an army or something similar, not a group of mercenaries.
Rated Above 9.9, Read Five Times in a Row, and Cried My Eyes Out
Looking for stories like The Fate of an Orphaned Girl. It’s so good and so sad, it had me in tears. I’ve reread it over and over, and I highly recommend it to everyone.
Looking for a Hard-Core Military Novel
The Female Lead Is a Special Forces Soldier or in the Military, Not Set in the Entertainment Industry
Looking for books similar to *The Soldier King's Wife: Go Easy on Him, the Actor's Afraid of Pain*. The female lead 🎐 should be a special forces soldier or in the military, not a veteran who goes into show business 🍒. From the female lead's perspective 🌸. 🌟 She must be active-duty, not retired! 🦄 Active-duty, not retired! 🌹 Active-duty, not retired!
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).
Military Novels!! Any Amazing Recommendations?!
Looking for books like Take Advice: I Was Born to Be a Soldier! I don’t want harem novels dressed up as military fiction. Something like this one would be amazing. Any other recommendations? Preferably no heroine 🥹🥹
Looking for Books Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into Soldiers Sortie, One Recommendation Per Person
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It looks good. The author must keep writing.
Damn it. The first novel that made me stay up late to read it. The writing is so good. Starting from Red Blood Cells to Wolf Warriors, the details are very good. Wolf Warriors and Special 1 are so different. During the exercise in Special 1, the leader was escorting but there were live ammunition. Look at Wolf Warriors, a group of people are waiting for the live ammunition.
This is my favorite book in the Special Forces series. No matter what grade you are in, you dare to sneer in front of our soldiers who protect our home and country.
I think it's quite exciting and beautiful. It's not like other special warfare novels that all rely on the system. Without the system, it's nothing. This is all trained by oneself, so it's real. I think
It's well written and the overall plot is good. I love so much. But reminder
It's still quite to my liking. As long as it's updated quickly, constantly, and doesn't suck, I'll give it a five-star rating.
Come on, author, this is one of the few special forces novels that I can read. Like other special forces novels, most of them have systematic cheats. When it came out, it was like Superman and shocked everyone. It was so consistent that it basically persuaded me to quit in the first two chapters.
I have read some good novels about special forces. There is no special decoration and nothing too expensive! Relying on the physical fitness and keen senses, there will be no messy ambiguity! It's pretty good. I hope there will be more updates. If there is a Fire Phoenix in the later stage who wants to be able to train strictly, he actually doesn't like the role of instructor very much. (Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it, thank you)
A very classic book, I hope it won't be unfinished. Although the pace at the beginning is a bit fast, I think this high-intensity scene can continue, and it can also continue to incorporate many modern special forces elements.
It's good to watch, the plot arrangement doesn't make people feel too abrupt, and the overall language is relatively accurate. The only drawback is that the code names should be called code names. The fact that he calls names frequently is not particularly good. The other plot content is pretty good.