As the power of the Klin Empire grew, it could no longer restrain its ambitions for the world. Since World War II, the Klin Empire has gradually become the leader of the world. He can no longer tolerate the restrictions brought by the Cthul system. The powerful navy spreads all over the world, making him the role of the world's police. In 2338, as successive terrorist attacks occurred in the country, the Klin Empire also pointed its finger at the Asami religious state. As a result, the Kra War broke out, and the unlucky company of the Flame Company was also sent to this battlefield.
If you are tired of reading floating war novels and want to read some flesh-and-blood stories, you must read this one! It does not sing a hymn to war, but it allows you to understand: the so-called heroes are just ordinary people who grit their teeth in the smoke of gunfire, hide their fear in their gun holsters, and protect their comrades behind them. When I closed the book, the phrase "The Flame Company is still here" seemed to be ringing in my ears. This is probably the best war narrative.
If you are tired of reading floating war novels and want to read some flesh-and-blood stories, you must read this one! It does not sing a hymn to war, but it allows you to understand: the so-called heroes are just ordinary people who grit their teeth in the smoke of gunfire, hide their fear in their gun holsters, and protect their comrades behind them. When I closed the book, the phrase "The Flame Company is still here" seemed to be ringing in my ears. This is probably the best war narrative.