Delta Force: Urulu, Born to Block the Bridge

After ten years of fierce attacks, all came to nothing, and he became a rich man by blocking the bridge. "My driftwood is private!"

I originally wanted to buy an M7, but mistakenly bought an M700. I originally wanted to play Uluru in the Red Rat's Nest, but it turned out to be a top-secret space flight, and it happened to be resurrected in the launch area. I just wanted to search for some supplies on the bridge. I wanted to enter the core area but heard the gunshots and didn't dare to get off the bridge. I could only fly the missile to see the road. I have an endless supply of golden eggs, so I wanted to practice sniping with them. I planned to fly and evacuate, but I was too serious about watching the video and accidentally received a 12-minute flight. You said you were knocked down by my snipers. I thought it was a Haffk soldier. Talk to my loitering missiles.

The author has profound writing skills and smooth logic. It is quite rare to write novels using montage for unit characters. He uses vivid and simple language to describe the relationships and emotions between characters, and also includes the author's own understanding of Delta players and the game itself. The author is very suitable for writing a tragedy or a novel about society, but this kind of writing also gives the superficially funny and crazy article a deeper core. After reading it, people will not forget it like ordinary crazy novels, but think about the struggle of human nature when this kind of situation occurs in reality. Overall, this is not a funny article, but a reference book that allows you to think and analyze the motivations and ideas of other players in the Delta and a calming agent for your own emotions. There are many css in this book, but they all have their own past misfortunes, and it is these misfortunes that make them up. Their own goals and inner struggles make each character full and three-dimensional, without being stereotyped or flat. Does the author really not consider writing a book like Luotuo Xiangzi?

It's beautiful. It reminds me of the good times of blocking bridges to seize houses, sniping at the top of dams, and blocking evacuation points.

It's so good. You can read such a top-notch novel for free. After finishing the full battlefield every day and then going to Puba to finish the swordsmanship, it's really nice to read the next chapter [laughs]

This is the art of delta fiction. This is a book dedicated to the art of CS. Here you can watch and experience the life of CS such as Uluru and Red Wolf without sacrificing your parents. Because the author has already sacrificed for you, he has been immersed in art and cannot extricate himself. [Sinister smile]

The level of writing is still very good. It can be regarded as writing the various CS of this game in the form of a unit drama. I deducted one star because the female protagonist should be the author's fault. The single female protagonist in the label should be renamed. The protagonist is the female protagonist Mai Xiaowen. It is written with Mai Xiaowen as a thread that connects the entire unit drama. There will be a relationship between the protagonists and the female protagonist in other unit dramas, but it is not the traditional love relationship between male and female protagonists, so the label of single female protagonist is very wrong. When watching it, don't be influenced by the single female protagonist in the label. It is still a very good work. It describes the CS behaviors in the game Delta very well.

The writing about Uluru is very good. It reminds me of blocking the bridge. Although I didn't get the bag, I successfully made the evacuation of the other side fail.

The chapter about Uluru is very beautiful and made me want to block the bridge.

The author has become so immersed in his own work that he no longer knows what the world is. This is a fine novel. It's so powerful [laughing]