Girl Special Forces: Beating Up the Police Station from the Start

What makes this work stand out:

(1) Ensemble cast: There is no absolute main character. The core group consists of ten high school girls, all with off-the-charts combat skills and/or intelligence!

(2) Almost no training scenes! There are only two exercises!

(3) A high proportion of real operations: These are the absolute heart of the story! The overall ratio of operations to everyday life is about 7:3, and even the so-called “everyday life” often includes combat. The group members were already helping people in need before enrolling, which can count as small-scale operations. After enrolling, they take part in one operation after another, with abilities that outclass the special police! The story features dozens of operations of varying scales, from catching a few thugs to terrorist attacks involving hundreds of criminals. Overall, the operations grow steadily larger!

(4) No romance!

(5) No System, transmigration, or rebirth elements. The group’s incredible abilities come entirely from exceptional talent and a little hard work.

(6) No brutal instructor: Their instructor and homeroom teacher is a gentle mentor with a relatively minor presence. Her signature line is: “You are the elite! The city’s last line of defense against terrorism and emergencies!”

(7) No dragging out the plot: Before Chapter 15, each incident is covered in one chapter. After Chapter 15, an operation takes about five chapters, while an “everyday life” incident takes three.

One more thing: The group is positioned like a special operations unit of the People’s Armed Police. Their mission is to fight criminals, not take part in wars!

Also: The M Country in this work has nothing to do with the United States, so don’t jump to conclusions!

Also: There are fewer characters in the opening chapters. The appeal of the ensemble cast only becomes clear after Chapter 15.