[Another world + modern weapons + female protagonist + combat] There is no system and no magic.
The modern United Nations forces, during an anti-biochemical war, accidentally discovered the door to another world. For this reason, they sent pioneers to establish a military base on the other side of the door to the other world;
Kira Tsubasa, as one of the pioneers, led the team out of the base under the arrangement of her boss and went deep into this alien continent;
They hold HK416 automatic rifles, grenades, drones and other modern weapons in their hands, and show overwhelming advantages on the land of the other world - headshots, strafing, fire coverage... The shields, war birds, and giant Hercules that the natives of the other world are proud of are vulnerable to the storm of bullets;
However, the greater crisis is - calculations, betrayal and intrigues from within human beings;
Former colleagues have become hunting targets, orders from superiors have gradually become distorted, and trust has collapsed bit by bit;
In the end, this investigation into another world was a careful calculation from the beginning...
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Among the articles of the same type that I have tasted so far, it is relatively unique, less cliche and fresh. Female protagonist, no magic setting. Although there are still some classic (neutral meaning) passages in the writing, the previous tag, which is very rare in articles of the same type, still adds a certain sense of freshness, and the sense of routine is much smaller than the average level.
Regarding the non-magic setting, although it is said to be non-magic, it actually still has some supernatural and unscientific content (stretch). In addition, there is no magic, a tool that is often used by similar articles to add two speed bumps to the people on earth to make the story less smooth and a bit boring. Although there are zombies and superhuman sportsmen from other worlds to fill this functional gap to a certain extent, it is obviously not enough to create enough fluctuations in the direction of the plot. Judging from the current progress of Chapter 36, the author seems to have chosen to let the earthlings themselves serve as most of the functions of the speed bump, using internal fighting to replace other bosses who are not on the earth. This development direction is indeed relatively new in this type of article, but it is still very challenging to write without drama. I feel like I don't eat in this direction very much, but it does have its own characteristics, which makes people feel a little novel after reading countless articles of this type.
(Possible spoiler risk warning) Among the articles of the same type that I have tasted so far, it is relatively unique, less cliche and fresh. Female protagonist, no magic setting. Although there are still some classic (neutral meaning) passages in the writing, the previous tag, which is very rare in articles of the same type, still adds a certain sense of freshness, and the sense of routine is much smaller than the average level. Regarding the non-magic setting, although it is said to be non-magic, it actually still has some supernatural and unscientific content (stretch). In addition, there is no magic, a tool that is often used by similar articles to add two speed bumps to the people on earth to make the story less smooth and a bit boring. Although there are zombies and superhuman sportsmen from other worlds to fill this functional gap to a certain extent, it is obviously not enough to create enough fluctuations in the direction of the plot. Judging from the current progress of Chapter 36, the author seems to have chosen to let the earthlings themselves serve as most of the functions of the speed bump, using internal fighting to replace other bosses who are not on the earth. This development direction is indeed relatively new in this type of article, but it is still very challenging to write without drama. I feel like I don't eat in this direction very much, but it does have its own characteristics, which makes people feel a little novel after reading countless articles of this type.