Plenty of Fun in the Barracks, Half Tears and Half Sweat

Very good, it's rare to see a protagonist who is invincible without training and relying solely on the system. It feels very immersive, and although there are few chapters, you can clearly see the growth of the protagonist. Very good, but too little. [Sinister smile]

Okay, after reading so many military novels, I finally got to read one. It's a bit short, and sometimes the character dialogue could be handled better. It's a little flawed, but it doesn't delay it. Not to mention the Tomato military novel, but it can still be ranked in the top ten.

It's really good to read. I've been looking for this kind of book for a long time. After reading one, it takes a long time to find something similar. Come on, author! Follow up It's obviously very good-looking, right? Why is the rating so low?

Good-looking, good-looking, very good

It is a good book with clear structure, clear ideas, multi-dimensional description, and characters with characteristics that make you fall into the trap.

This book is so immersive, I was fascinated by it, and I felt like I was inside it without even realizing it.

I hope the author can keep writing because he or she is very talented in this area.

It's okay, it's okay. That kind of plainness. Nothing particularly exaggerated?

Is there a female protagonist? I'm just curious. If so, I don't want to watch it.

Pretty good, better than those new recruits who are amazing as soon as they come up.