You Were Supposed to Repeat Senior Year, but the Air Force Snapped You Up

Tomato is one of the few pilots to write professionally, with exciting content, rich characters, a lot of professional knowledge, and a relatively tight rhythm. The plot is not procrastinating and has ups and downs. The author is also an experienced author, his writing style is very sophisticated, and there are no major problems with the writing or conception. I've read the online article. The main character is more capable of cheating and is a male protagonist. Why can't this article be cool? The only drawback is that there are still too few seedlings to see.

Chapter 15, Air Crash Pouting and Pretending to Be Cute, I want everyone to see this magnificent book! [Vomit]

It's pretty good, but it's a little short. It doesn't matter if the pace is slower, just follow this pace. The author's writing is great. The yuppie of water, the lightning protection

Caoji is good-looking and professional. If you don't watch it, you will regret it. If you watch it, you will regret it ( )...Hahaha🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I wake up on a passenger plane with a splitting headache and everyone around me is unconscious. When I go to the cockpit and see a human head embedded in the windshield, what can I do? Hurry up and clear the study materials and Internet records, and the app, then turn it on and post to Moments: The author will die if he doesn't update!

The plot is compact and attractive, and the author's description at the beginning is very gripping. Through the description from different angles, people are attracted to the book in the first few chapters. The overall pacing feels okay, and the plot is also very engaging. I can feel that the author wants to show all aspects of the protagonist's situation, but at this stage from when the protagonist returns home to fill out his application form and goes to training, he changes the venue almost every few chapters, which feels a bit rushed. I hope he can stay longer in key scenes to deepen the description and conflict. By the way, is this a single female protagonist? The scene with the flight attendant felt a bit awkward and a bit stiff. I don't know if the author has decided to describe the protagonist's emotional line. If anything, I hope it will be more natural. Don't come up with the misunderstanding of being "innocent" when you are a stewardess. It seems that the emotional line is something that people want to skip. The core of a female character seems to be a good figure + throwing herself into the arms + getting along with the ambiguous protagonist. If you don't plan to have an emotional line, I hope the author can express the attitude of the protagonist, a bit of a stand, and be more enlightened if you want to be a soldier. Even if you want to use description to show that the protagonist has awakened from Neptune at the beginning, but then creates such an ambiguous plot, it seems that the protagonist always feels like a playboy emotionally. Originally, the character of the protagonist was quite eye-catching, but once the plot came out, it was quite distracting.

I'm here to see the protagonist, not to see the shock! ! ! Who is shocked! ! !

Very nice! The narration of a plane crash is very complete, especially the protagonist's fearless spirit of taking control of the world and rescuing danger in an instant. I don't care whether I'll be able to read it in the future, but this first chapter alone is worth five stars! Plus a galaxy! /

Five-star praise, good book, quick update, just less verbose about the unimportant plot. The writing is too verbose and has no meaning. To be honest, it was attractive at the beginning, but the more you watch, the less interesting it becomes.

Very special, novel space battle theme. The scene of writing empty battles is like watching the movie Ling Zhi Ling Yun. This novel is rated low. Often the author's mentality is unbalanced. I hope that Tomato Novels can let a hundred flowers bloom and be popular all over the world. Readers also have this mind, and everyone has different tastes. Be lenient and allow niche subjects to survive.