An Unprecedented Promotion: Is This Really Such a Big Deal?
破格提干：你们至于吗？
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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- Reborn in 2009: The Ultimate Communications Soldier重生09，最强通信兵Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've read 100 chapters. As a communications soldier who enlisted in 2009, I found myself deeply immersed in the story, from receiving awards and commendations, mentoring new recruits, being promoted (though I only got promoted the following year, not as impressive as Bai Fei), the military reforms, and finally demobilization. There were no unnecessary or frivolous interludes.
I've read over a hundred chapters, and this book is still quite good. I'll analyze it for you from multiple perspectives. First of all: This is not a book about overpowered characters. Although there are some overpowered abilities, they are not particularly emphasized. The protagonist's hard work also plays a significant role. It doesn't feel like a story about a god of war or a king of soldiers.
It's a very interesting book that tells the story of the protagonist's growth in the army from different perspectives. So far, the plot is not dragging, and there are even some scenes that I feel could be expanded on, but the author has written them very briefly. What's most interesting is that the author weaves together his own experiences with stories he knows.
The book is well-written, objective, and realistic. There are no pretentious or face-slapping plots, or rather, the plot doesn't feel awkward. There are no scenes like taking down a Japanese sniper from 800 miles away with a single shot. The skills the system provides so far are relatively realistic and don't seem to exceed human limits.
It's really good; for a military novel, it's relatively normal, unlike some that feel like they become god-like later on. I'd like to ask if the main character has a romantic partner? I hope it's a single male lead. A book I read before said it had a single male lead, but a female lead appeared halfway through, so I didn't like it a little. No other meaning intended. Author, please update soon!
So beautiful, so beautiful! 😍😍😍 The author is clearly a veteran; the protagonist is awesome, but his IQ is only 6. 😂😂
The content deserves five stars; it feels quite realistic and is probably adapted from the author's personal experiences. However, the romance scenes aren't very well written. The author may have never been in a relationship and is probably single. 😏🤔 The introduction is too weak, so I suggest you skip to the main text!
I rarely read military fiction, but this was quite good, interesting, and enjoyable. It was engaging and not boring at all. The male protagonist is reborn and gains a system, gradually becoming more outstanding. Currently, the male protagonist, who has over 140 chapters, is focused on his career and has little interest in women.
The content resonates with real life, avoiding overly exaggerated plots. The protagonist, through unwavering perseverance and the assistance of a system, embarks on a path to self-improvement, contributing to the nation's military while simultaneously enhancing his own capabilities.
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