
Apocalypse: It Begins with Getting a Delta Force Unit
末世,从获得三角洲特种部队开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 356k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Zombie Apocalypse Stories with Modern Armies
Delta Force, No Transmigration, Live-Streaming Story
Looking for books like I Looted the Delta: Infinite Cash Withdrawals in the Game. Why are all the Delta Force stories transmigration novels now? Are there any where the protagonist stays in the main world and livestreams Delta Force gameplay? Knife-running, helping the poor, aggressive play, anything goes as long as there's no transmigration.
Apocalypse Novel Where the System Gives the Main Character an Army, but Not a Red Alert Army
Raise an Army! Raise an Army! Raise an Army!!!
Let me say this three times because it is important: Note:
Post-Apocalyptic Stories With No Superpowers, Just Military Action, Preferably Dominating from the Start
Looking for books similar to "The Apocalypse: A Cougar Infantry Fighting Vehicle from the Start".
Apocalypse, System, Firearms, and a Ruthless Protagonist, No *Red Alert*
Any Apocalypse Stories About World War II Soldiers or Modern Armies?
Looking for books like "Doomsday: Tactical Squad System".
The Protagonist Can Get Special Forces Through Sign-In, Ideally a Team Like Task Force 141 From a Game
Looking for an Apocalypse Story Where the Main Character Has an Army and Gives Survivors Hope
Apocalypse Novels Where the Protagonist Can Summon a Modern Army
Preferably something intense, where the protagonist carves out their own territory in the apocalypse.
In a Post-Apocalyptic World, the Protagonist Is Part of China's Regular Army and Builds a Base
Show Me Your Hidden Gem Books~
I'd like to read something like Zheng Zheng. What books are genuinely good? Any genre is fine. Let me just say: "Thank you."
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I hope the author keeps it up. I still prefer the US military, especially Delta Force and SEALs; the others are mostly domestic forces. Overall, good luck, author, you're the best!
It's a very enjoyable read, a pure post-apocalyptic action novel with lots of firepower, but the protagonist's strength isn't overshadowed. It's primarily written from the perspective of the combat troops, focusing on reclaiming lost territory. The protagonist's presence is relatively minor; their role is mostly limited to replenishing supplies through a system. This is the key point: when reading this book, try not to think too badly of people. This is different from other books.
It's alright, but there are still many details that need polishing. These include the acquisition of fuel for armored units, the maintenance and repair of helicopter units and the airports needed for large transport aircraft, food acquisition and the establishment of a logistics system, troop organization issues, the shortage of medical resources, the administrative problems brought about by the…
The fact that this book isn't an AI-generated work is the highest praise I can give it.
It's a very good book. I think it could be improved by adding more of the survivors' gasps of alarm, such as what they said when they saw the army. That would be great, or perhaps more about the riots and their eventual punishment.
It's alright. Although it has some flaws and shortcomings, it's still worth five stars as long as the author can finish it smoothly.
There aren't many novels about the US military anymore.
Keep up the good work, I believe you can break out of your niche.
I hope the author can write another post-apocalyptic novel with the US military as its theme.
It's really beautiful!