Special Forces: From the Start, I Leave the Red Cell
特种兵之开局退出红细胞
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Military Fiction These Days Is So Bad: Either Copying Special Forces or Drawing Sword
Military Life and Everyday Training
Looking for books similar to Comprehensive Journey: After Retirement, I Started Again as a Special Forces Soldier.
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).
Transmigrate into an I Am a Special Forces Soldier-Type World
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".
A Reborn Soldier in the World of Soldiers Sortie
Looking for Books Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into Soldiers Sortie, One Recommendation Per Person
Special Forces Stories, But Not Too Over-the-Top
Looking for Military Dramas, Preferably with Both Leads as Soldiers 😭
I recently watched a military drama starring Yang Yang, "Glory of the Special Forces", and it was so good. But there haven't been many good military dramas in recent years, and I can't get into the other similar ones 😭😭😭 Please recommend military fiction 😭
Military Stories That Are Definitely Good, No Other Requirements
Looking for Books with Lots of Guns. I’ve Got an Itch for Gunfights and Firearms
I want to read books similar to "Apocalypse: My Supplies Are Hundreds of Millions of Times Greater Than Everyone Else's." Don't include too much fantasy or science fiction, and don't make it overly technical. Ideally, it should also feature some tactical equipment and the like.
Military Novels About Commanding Large Modern Armored Formations
Military Stories: Special Forces, SWAT, or Firefighters, No Female Lead
Any Books About Getting Transported into I Am a Special Forces Soldier 1, Where Zhuang and Xiaoying and Chen Pai Are All Okay?
Transmigrate into a TV Drama and Make Up for Its Regrets
I recently rewatched Lin Beixing and Zhang Wansen's story, and it really got to me. I wish someone could transmigrate in and take Zhang Wansen's place, giving the story a happier ending.
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.
Military Fiction
If Tomato can't write novels without the TV series "Drawing Sword" and the special forces shows, does that mean they can't write anything else?
Any Novels with a Scientific Genius Protagonist Who Develops Technology Nonstop to Make the Country Stronger?
Military Stories: Enlisting and Serving, With or Without a System, an Overpowered Lead, No Female Lead!!! No CP!
Ideally, the protagonist is a special forces soldier who goes on missions. It’s fine if they aren’t invincible from the start. No female lead! No female lead! No female lead! No CP! No flirting! No flirting! No flirting!
Special Forces: The Male Lead Is an Officer Who Trains the Fire Phoenixes
Any Fanfiction About He Ziqiu from Go Ahead?
I don't want the female lead to be the show-off type. I only want He Ziqiu stories, not Ling Xiao stories.
Novels About Moving from the Military into Politics
Novels about military personnel transitioning into government careers.
Good Military Enlistment Stories
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Uses a Firearm as Their Weapon?
Please, I'd prefer a story where firearms are also the main weapon system.
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It's true. Aren't you afraid of drinking tea when the author writes this?
This is a good book, but it is not suitable for a novel. What can I say? It just doesn't feel like a participatory one. I suggest the author write another one. This one doesn't have that sense of immersion. It feels a bit like reading a comment section. The author can write a book with a similar life experience, but change it to an ordinary soldier or an ordinary person. He didn't become a soldier for some reasons. Now he traveled back in time and wanted to be a soldier. Then he met the protagonist in the special forces in school. You know that you are in the world of special forces, and then you are in the army. You are more mature than others, you are more active in training, and you gradually become better than others in training. Writing this way will give you a sense of substitution. Also, in your book, you feel good at first and talk about all the problems. But after you get out of the special forces, you feel more rogue without any training. Those who write that they become instructors will join the training or torture the people in the team. You are a year later, and you have no feeling at all.
I originally thought it would be very ordinary, but I didn't expect the article to be well written. The homepage gives others a general feeling, but the content is well written, especially the articles about Fan Tiankeng, which I feel are the best. When I first watched this drama, I was really angry to death. Fan Tiankeng's actions made people angry.
This book is really good because it is not written systematically.
There should be no female protagonist, and the author's writing is also good, so it probably scores around 7.9 To 8.8
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on. It's too little
It's good up front, I hope it will continue in the future
It's really good-looking. It's better than those systematic novels. It's very realistic and close to reality. Come on, the author, keep updating.
I'll give it four stars first. I'm not saying it's bad, but the names of the characters are often wrong. I hope it will be better in the future. (After reading the comments, it said a lot about the waste of ammunition. The logistics force shoots targets once or twice a year, with five to ten bullets at a time. Ordinary troops will have slightly more, but this book is about special forces. Are all special forces born without ammunition?)
It's okay. For now, if I can watch it, I just want to see the details. After all, everyone already knows the plot almost exactly, so I can only focus on the small details, individual and group battles, and equipment. Drive high and go low, the front is okay, but since the start of the trial, the back content is a mess