Soldiers Sortie: A New Recruit From Detroit

The story of a very strong person who transmigrates into the world of Soldier's Assault to make up for his regrets; a story about growth; the main setting of the story is the Steel Seventh Company. The original drama is slice-of-life, and the military-related content was all found online, so there may be inaccuracies. If you don't care about that aspect, you can still watch it.

The protagonist already had a good foundation, and being a Detroit native, he had a lot of room for improvement. After being trained in human-like intelligence by Walter White, he unlocked his genetic limitations and reached a new level of strength. Moreover, I personally think that the author has written about each character's personality and language very well.

It's beautiful; it transformed from a clueless robot into someone with human-like qualities. Only it understands.

It's so beautiful, with a subtle sense of sadness. Anbang's death wasn't grand, but it was still heartbreaking. The aftertaste is quite strong, especially when the newcomers ask about Anbang later on; the pain is unbearable.

It's incredibly good! The main character is kind of cool and adorable, and it's a character development story where the protagonist gradually grows stronger!

It's a rather bland book, unlike other military novels that are full of passion. It's not like plain water; it's more like a light, refreshing tea—not very strong, but very soothing. It doesn't have a strong flavor while you're drinking it, but leaves a pleasant aftertaste. 7.5/10. I wonder how it will develop in the future?

This is a story about a robot finding emotions in military life. Anbang gradually develops emotions and awakens to self-awareness during his time in the military. He forms bonds with everyone in the Seventh Company and gradually becomes more like a human being, no longer just imitating how others interact with people.

It's a good show. The main characters are adorable, Xu Sanduo is adorable, Bai Tiejun is adorable, and they are all very good people.

It's good, follows the original plot but avoids many regrets, has no angst, and each character has their own storyline. The protagonist has a human-like personality but is adorable and is gradually developing human emotions. It's a heartwarming slice-of-life story, which I enjoyed.

It's a slice-of-life story with no major ups and downs; good for killing time.