Gunslingers Are Weak, You Say? Then Why Summon an Armored Combined-Arms Brigade?

The room was very clean and odorless, with excellent ventilation. The bath towels were individually wrapped and very clean. The hotel's quick check-out process saved a lot of time and was very convenient. There was also free parking, and the security access control was excellent, making me feel safe and secure.

It's watchable, but the plot is incredibly classic—I mean, extremely classic, the kind of classic that couldn't be more classic. 🍉

Good subject matter, but the beginning is a bit toxic; I almost couldn't get through it. It gets better later on. The author's knowledge of modern weaponry is somewhat superficial, and their understanding of modern warfare is too shallow. I suggest reading various military bloggers or books on understanding and tactics of war. Overall, it's watchable, just need to hold on during the beginning.

Hurry up and update! At this rate, the Southern Heavenly Gate project is already finished and you still haven't updated a single chapter. We wiped out the Japanese and you barely have a few words in your second chapter.

Dear author, the protagonist's awareness needs improvement. You didn't specify that he could only build one weapon: a rifle, pistol, sniper rifle, sniper grenade launcher, and tanks. Build more; the nation should provide the materials, and the protagonist should be responsible for manufacturing. The protagonist's personal space is too small.

It's pretty good! The subject matter is also very novel! I watched it all in one go! My small suggestion is that the author could perhaps deepen the work; the plot holes in this work are too shallow and insufficient.

This book is great. There are very few betting opportunities, so you can rest assured and enjoy reading my book. The later plot is especially exciting, with a nuclear bomb in District 0055. It has everything, it's super awesome!

It's normal. To be honest, the plot development and the overall feel are more prominent compared to other genres. For now, it's still worth recommending. Hopefully, there won't be any cognitive biases later on.

It's clear the author is a Delta Force player; all the early skills are related to Delta Force, incorporating multiple unit skills. Later, it blends Red Alert and StarCraft. It's watchable if you don't think too much, with unlimited firepower throughout.

It's a breath of fresh air, and not an exaggeration at all; it's very real, which is actually quite good.