This is a story about how five young people with different personalities grew from a group of lone wolf-like elites into a real team.
In the Interstellar Military Academy, they are all isolated islands with extraordinary talents:
· Lin Yu, a heavy-fire assaulter with a height of 187 cm, believes in the combat philosophy of "One sword cannot kill multiple swords"
· Lin Lu, a poisonous but reliable commander, one person can be the leader of thousands of troops
· Shen Xing, a 196cm sniper genius, evolved from a silent iceberg to a cold-faced smiler
· Luo Yan, a tough-talking but highly skilled mechanic
· Wen Shi, a gentle and tough medical soldier, the guardian of the team
The core of the story is how they gradually learn to trust and rely on each other in battles and daily interactions, and eventually become an inseparable whole. From the initial unfamiliarity and estrangement, to the tacit cooperation on the battlefield, sharing food in the kitchen, and talking about dreams under the stars - they proved with actions that true strength is not the sharpness of one person, but the mutual achievements of a group of people.
When the joint training camp opens, opponents from Nakataru Academy and Arashiyama Academy join this youth feast, and the story becomes even more exciting. This is an interstellar chapter about competition and friendship, sweat and laughter, growth and bonds. It is full of hilarious daily life, passionate battles and warm healing moments.
Are you ready to get to know this group of lovely young people and witness how they write their own legends in the sea of stars?
Reader comments
Generally speaking, it's okay. The author has a steady amount of daily updates, and the writing style is steady but not immature. The overall plot setting is quite interesting, but the driving factors in the middle are reasonable and unreasonable, such as making the most impulsive decisions after precise calculations. Each chapter is about 4k, and not dividing it into paragraphs may cause reading difficulties. I suggest the author divide it into more paragraphs. The emotional feedback of the protagonist group does not need to be written in a series. If you can change the first six chapters, you should change it. There are many contradictions, and I feel that everyone has a big problem, which is quite annoying for readers.
Generally speaking, it's okay. The author has a steady amount of daily updates, and the writing style is steady but not immature. The overall plot setting is quite interesting, but the driving factors in the middle are reasonable and unreasonable, such as making the most impulsive decisions after precise calculations. Each chapter is about 4k, and not dividing it into paragraphs may cause reading difficulties. I suggest the author divide it into more paragraphs. The emotional feedback of the protagonist group does not need to be written in a series. If you can change the first six chapters, you should change it. There are many contradictions, and I feel that everyone has a big problem, which is quite annoying for readers.