Girls' Frontline: Sparks Set the Prairie Ablaze

Really good kids

The five-star praise is included. This book is the only one I can read after 141 (I couldn't stand the book by Lao Chen, and I can't understand it anymore [face covering]) The only thing that feels a bit uncomfortable is the 95 style. After Shaoqian 2 was launched, basically when I read the fanfics that wrote 95, there would be a lot of people saying "Mrs. Raymond" and "second-hand smoke" in the comments. To be honest, I felt disgusted when I saw these comments. I'm not saying that the author's writing is not good, but there has to be a limit). I also witnessed the entire rhythm of Shaoqian 2's launch. Still playing it now, I feel like I'm a god [facepalm], able to survive so many rhythms [facepalm]. Since they are all fan fiction, there is no need to bring the rhythm of the game here. Fan fiction is fan fiction and games are games. The mica team deserved it when they wrote the text like that and Shaoqian 2 was turned into a mess, but this is not the fault of the human form.

There are only two comments out of 15,000 people. In terms of combat, I don't know much about military affairs, so I won't mislead the public. In terms of emotions, there is almost no poison except for the destroyer. The destroyer even appears in less scenes, so it basically does not affect the perception. In terms of the strength of the protagonist, it can be said to be a COD superman level. No need to I'm worried that the protagonist will be angry and aggrieved, and the author would please improve the accuracy of the protagonist's rifle. You can't make the protagonist a berserker. The close-range assassination technique in Modern Warfare is basically useless. In terms of details, I am not a player of Girls' Frontline. I even learned about this game because of the codm mobile game linkage. , I can only say that most of the protagonist's current actions are based on assessment of his own strength. He is not reckless and average in resourcefulness. However, the protagonist himself has admitted that his commanding ability is poor. However, the impression is good. At least the protagonist's ability has been established. My personal view of the protagonist: Not second-guessing. Evaluation of his own ability. My estimate is correct and I try to improve my own strength (personally I feel it is useless, one teaches sniping and the other teaches rifles, the protagonist ends up not using a spray gun or a machete). I like the M4 emotionally, but other people also like the protagonist intentionally or unintentionally (because 416 has no action, the protagonist who likes 416 mainly attacks and faints in the toilet)

If the wind blows through the poplars, passing by the poplar trees behind him, it makes a rustling sound, making him look back and see the various human figures waiting for him behind him. Perhaps then, he will know the meaning and beauty of life... May the world give them brilliant colors and immortal bonds, and may you always be beautiful today and tomorrow @4A grade bulletproof steel plate

Well written, keep it up. Except for the spoilers, the emotional lines are okay, and they can be made up for by describing the inner activities. The protagonist is neither a brainless fool nor invincible. The protagonist's life experience is a mystery, but the unknown can also give people the motivation to explore, and appropriate flaws can make the characters more vivid. The three-dimensionality of the painting comes from its shadow, and the same goes for people. Overall, worth a look. However, in the modern battlefield, slashing with a machete, even though there is an exoskeleton, is still a bit unreasonable. It's just a novel. Why do you think so much? Show me quickly.

Very good and makes my brain spin Unlike Lao Chen next door, that book is too hard-core and can easily be boring. Not as brainless as others Finally, Ke Lukai is my wife! (Very loud)

It's a pretty good-looking book by Shao Qian, but there are still some flaws visible to the naked eye in the description of emotional lines and daily lines. If these two aspects account for a relatively large proportion in the future, it is recommended that the author polish it more. If the number of words increases, it may become the highlight of the book.

It's okay except that the emotional line is difficult to write, but kids, I have a disease that makes me want to laugh when I see 95 on the stage. Duan Ping also has a turtle covering his eyes. Yuzhong's training is so awesome. I didn't expect that men can also train men [Like]

A good book is a good book, with multiple female protagonists and a harem story, and an original world view. There are basically no major problems other than being short and weak and watery. I just hope it doesn't end badly and ends smoothly (come on! Sister 45 who wrote the book!)

Overall, it's okay. After all, Shao Qian's novels are relatively few. I'd like to give him five stars to support him.