[Military Action] [Rich Second-Generation Protagonist] [Rebel] [No Female Lead] [Invincible]
Chen Long transmigrated into the world of special forces, but his new body was so weak that he came in last in every test.
Luckily, right before the new-recruit assessment, Chen Long activated a System.
"This System is called the Shock Points System. As long as the Host keeps shocking people, he can earn Shock Points."
"Shock Points can improve the Host's attributes in every area and teach him countless skills!"
After the new-recruit assessment, Chen Long crushed the competition and took first place. He even defeated a special forces soldier in front of everyone.
He demolished Wolf Fang and kicked Black Tiger into submission. Just when Chen Long thought he was invincible, he encountered the Sixth Unit...
Years later, Chen Long became a general, with his chest covered in First-Class Merit medals.
You can watch it, but you must not be too smart or take it too seriously. The writing level is relatively average, and the author underestimates the weight of first-class merit. He saves the daughter of the richest man in the city, and then the richest man in the city donates food for a year, which is about one billion. Although the money is a lot, this level of credit is definitely not worthy of first-class merit. There are some shortcomings in other aspects, but you can still watch it without thinking. Let's see what happens next.
I don't know how strong that Xiang Yu can be? Such a boast?
The top special forces experience card requires 1 minute and 35 seconds to do 60 push-ups. The requirements for the new special forces to get started are 100 push-ups per minute.
The author updates five times a day. Come on, author, you can update three times a day.
It's hard to write in one sentence, and I don't want to write about Fan Keng, but I haven't changed it. Soldiers are human beings, with some strength and weakness. This is special forces, not a martial arts fantasy world. It's really outrageous.
Good, good, good.
Speed it up.
The first-class merit was given too casually