Ultimate Agent: Counterterrorism, Strike Back!

These kinds of books are indeed rare on Tomato. I don't really like this kind of system reward; the first punch of the Crusher has a probability... It's like playing a game. Are mercenaries and special agents exactly the same?

The counterattack was quite good, but not many people have read it. It needs more detail, and some other gunfight movies and TV shows could be included. Anyway, it's just a job, and you can't go anywhere without doing it. It's not the best, but it's not the worst either. However, this genre is rare, so I'm giving it five stars. I especially enjoy the nanny-like sales pitches of professional and military knowledge, because I like eating snacks and I can learn something at the same time.

It's very well written and worth saving and reading.

Yes, that's good. It's a book that suits some gunfight enthusiasts, and the author even provides illustrations, so it won't affect your viewing experience even if you haven't seen the original series.

The beginning was a bit bland, but after a few chapters, it became a special forces book that exceeded my expectations. It's not a pure invincible system war god dragon king, but both the description and the plot are very compact and attractive, it's just a bit short.

It's pretty good, but the system is a bit off; the protagonist feels like a puppet. I was a little uncomfortable when the missions were being issued, but everything else was great. There weren't too many side quests; it was all combat, which was awesome! It was alright, but the ending was too rushed, so I probably didn't make any money.

There are so few books like this, but I really love them. Besides SWAT, this one, and Assassins and Ura, what other similar books are there? Please don't include domestic titles; just British or American TV series or movies are fine.

Having read the book about the Chinese People's Volunteer Army, this one is exceptionally well-written. Keep up the good work, author! (That book about the Chinese People's Volunteer Army is legendary.)

It's a good read; one of the few novels by Tomato that evokes vivid imagery through its text. I hope it gets even better with each new chapter.

It's alright. It has a bit of a SEAL 6 feel to it, but it's essentially a global police operation versus an operation based on an idealized employer-employee relationship.