American TV Drama: Delta Force, Starting with SEAL Team B

I've been reading it on and off, but it's very well written. One suggestion: sometimes the overly technical parts are hard to understand! American dramas filter out a lot of people, and the professional tactical coordination is like that! Keep it up, author! 👍👍

It's a pretty good book. Personally, I feel the author could have made the protagonist's special abilities more realistic. For example, Wei Long isn't just an assault soldier, he's also a pilot. Luna's archery skills... I think adding the techniques and knowledge of using these weapons, and incorporating the characters' professional technical knowledge, would make the book more vivid.

It's good. I came here specifically after finishing the author's previous Chicago Police Department fanfiction. The only downside is that the author's taste is a bit strange. She doesn't like sexy characters like Gal Gadot, but prefers round and cute American country women.

The descriptions of the firearms are very detailed and professional. The action and mindset are also excellent. It has the writing style and flair of the previous book. I don't want to give the author too much advice. Professionals should do professional things. If I could, I would just say one thing: please don't stop updating. It doesn't matter if you write slowly, just please don't stop.

The writing style describing gunfights is good, but the content was somewhat simplistic at first, focusing mainly on American soldier missions. However, the new content added in chapter 117 is worth recommending. I suggest further development to make the story more comprehensive; don't just focus on the military aspect all the time, since few readers are actually retired military personnel and…

I haven't played Delta Force, but it seems to be working fine. The author's writing is quite detailed, almost to the point of being redundant. However, I mainly listened to the audiobook, and it was alright. Compared to the battle scenes, I preferred the descriptions of the protagonist's leisure time. Enjoying life with family, eating good food, and taking vacations.

The thematic framework is based on the Navy SEALs movie, with elements from the video game Delta Force. So far, the integration seems good, and it's a fairly standard modern military story with no major flaws. It's a work worth looking forward to. 💕

It's rare to find such a popular work among Tomato fans! 😄 It's probably one of the top Seal fanfics. The battle scenes are interspersed with everyday life, and the overall pacing is just right. The battle scenes are described with some military data, making it slightly action-packed but not purely a wish-fulfillment story. The main characters are well-developed.

Some plot points are a bit naive, but at least there's some military background, so it's alright. Let's be more forgiving of newcomers.

It's visually appealing, but unfortunately, the protagonist is confined to the world of seals, lacking freedom. There are a few minor subplots, but they aren't very deep. The protagonist's autonomy and freedom are limited, the pace of daily life and combat missions is not well coordinated, and the protagonist feels like an ascetic, lacking the free-spirited feeling of American dramas.