Special Forces: Starting with the Eagle Division

Yes, there is no system. The protagonist can be stronger than anyone else, but don't do a one-person show. Damn, a team goes out on missions. The protagonist is doing it all by himself, and the others are just decorations. It is very boring. I hope the author will not make this mistake. I hope the author will not be lazy and update more.

I really like reading special forces military articles! The writing is very smooth and there are no crazy slaps in the face or anything like that. The golden finger is not too wide open, unlike some articles that always show superhuman physiques, slap in the face continuously, look down on this and that, and treat special forces as the same as ordinary people!

The protagonist is humorous, and the entire B group is also very harmonious, which solves some regrets. So far, it seems to be a good book. There is no single person, basically teamwork. Moreover, special forces are not invincible. They can be trained until their bodies become saints, but they are not supermen after all.

It's nice to watch. I like this kind of protagonist. He's outstanding and dazzling but within a reasonable range. I also work hard.

This book can be said to be a very good one on Tomato about special forces. I have read a lot of books written by others before, and they are all messy, with a lot of unreasonable and poisonous points. I can't read any of them, but this one is okay.

It makes up for the regrets of many film and television dramas. The protagonist's character is also relatively humorous. Although there are some poisonous points, it is harmless. Generally speaking, it is a good fanfic that integrates film and television dramas. Some of the complaints about characters in film and television dramas in the article have strong personal preferences. I happen to think so too, so I like the author's complaints. The novel itself, although the writing style is relatively straightforward in some places, the plot is relatively compact, and the serious military life and the funny character portrayal are handled reasonably. They are reliable soldiers in the mission, but in life they are just a group of energetic "huskies" in their twenties. The last thing I want to say is that the author's update speed is not good enough, it's not enough to read!

It's really not enough. I finished it in 3 or 4 days after reading more than 500 chapters. Alas, thinking about Fengzi and Group B being separated for such a long time makes me sad [I almost cry]. The author should update the extras and start a new book soon. Both books are very interesting and very relevant. Close to reality, there is no other system special forces novel in which the teamwork of various superpowers can be directly transformed into a personal show. I am looking forward to the author's new book. Reading these two books by the author has made me feel like I read Special One when I was in school. I really like this kind of brotherhood [I'm about to cry] Come on.

It's good to read, but the writing at the back feels like the author has forgotten what he wrote before. It's clear that Wang Yanbing has met the protagonist before, but when they meet again later, it seems like he doesn't know him. Logically speaking, catching a person as a thief should have left a deep impression [laughing and crying]

The storyline has ups and downs and is exciting.

It's pretty good, but it's just not enough to watch. And my protagonist doesn't have a particularly perverted golden finger, and he doesn't have the arrogance to think that he is better than everyone else, but he is too high-minded and thinks that everyone is inferior to him.