Tell That to My Gun!

Awesome, even though the main character has cheats, he can still bleed and get injured. He is quite flesh and blood. I think it's okay in Tomato as long as his combat power doesn't collapse later.

Tell me about my marksmanship! Chicken who loves to play ball The plot is written in a more detailed and fresh way. There is no hardcore writing about various firearms, and the writing is as detailed and real as possible. It is quite exciting during the mission. The characters' behavior logic is relatively complex, which makes it a good read. So far, five stars.

I think this book is quite good. It should be considered as a high-quality article of the same type in Tomato. I have seen more than 70 chapters so far, and the score is still 7:7. I think if we look at the current pace, it should go up. After all, we all know the score. If it is faster and there is traffic for the popularity, it should be more than 9 points. Even if it is slower, if it is not good, it should probably be as well. I'd give it an 8.5 Rating, not too bad. These authors grow up quickly, change in a timely manner, and their abilities and characters are more attractive to readers. You have to get through the first few chapters before you can continue reading. However, everyone has their favorites, but for my personal opinions and opinions, I recommend reading it.

I think it's pretty awesome. Although I'm a little bit suspicious of Firepower is King, I wrote something of my own. Compared to other mercenary novels, I don't know if the author did it deliberately or unintentionally. The emotional line seems much more comfortable. Maybe it's because there are fewer chapters now, and I haven't touched on it like Firepower is King for the time being. The territory is like a protective umbrella. In fact, I don't know much about firearms, but the author introduced it very carefully. I would like to see the protagonist continue to recruit people, but it is not a large mercenary group, but the battle is dominated by the protagonist. Personally, I would rather see the supremacy of force than strategizing, that is, you use a small pistol to beat them. Come on! Brother, no kidding, there is a military district next to our county. During the exercise this morning, the sound of Mader's artillery shells flying at high speed and falling and rubbing the air was getting closer and closer. I was sleepy and didn't want to move, so I could only listen to the sound while being afraid and anxiously waiting for the explosion. After the explosion, I discovered that two more artillery shells from Mader were falling at high speed, and then I fell asleep in a daze until 8:30. I woke up to close the window and didn't react. Then when I went to work at noon, I was so scared that I vomited when I thought about it. Brother, it's so awesome. I imagined in my mind the scene where the shell hit my room accurately, and then I flew up on the bed. Although I knew it couldn't hit me, I was just scared. I was sleepy and lived on the 6th floor and my brain couldn't react. I didn't know if I could fall asleep tonight.

I read Chapter 269 in one go, so far it's good, but the only thing that makes me feel dissatisfied is that basically every time I download a dungeon, the protagonist is suppressed by heavy firepower. No matter what the opponent's force is, the protagonist is always suppressed by heavy firepower and can't hold his head up. Of course, the protagonist has an aura. Although he is suppressed, the result is always a victory. Although he wins, he is seriously injured and sometimes comatose for several days. This makes readers feel a little aggrieved. The key is that the protagonist has too few powerful people. As of Chapter 269, including the protagonist, there are only 6 people. Now it is a dungeon in Syria. The previous dungeon in Syria only had 5 people fighting. Every time I watch the protagonist play the dungeon, I will subconsciously think that the protagonist only has 5 people. There are dozens or hundreds of people on the opposite side. I really don't know how to win. This process is a bit exciting. The outcome of the battle is also the protagonist. Victory, but I personally feel that it is more aggrieved. It reflects the personal heroism of the protagonist. There is no way it cannot be personal heroism. After all, there are only 5 people in total, so my real score in this regard is 4. But overall, this book is worth reading. I also hope that the author can write better and better in the following chapters, so I gave it 5. The above comments are only my personal opinions and do not represent public preferences. If you don't like them, please don't comment. Thank you.

Six hundred and sixty-six, the male protagonist is the Superman of the Republic, surpassing everyone 👍 🤦 [OK] so handsome

The protagonist has a "swallow-double-eagle" perspective, which is so refreshing

I think it's pretty cool. Although I'm a bit suspicious of firepower being king, I've written something of my own. Compared to other mercenary novels, I don't know if the author did it deliberately or unintentionally. In terms of emotional lines, it seems

Very nice It's the type of Ru Shui Yi's "Mercenary War" And no system 1 year old bookworm highly recommended (dog head) It's just that the mother content is a bit high

The introduction to firearms is very comprehensive and even a novice can understand it. The plot is good and the characters are well described. A very nice book.