You Were Supposed to Put on a Show, But You Alarmed the Military

It is well written, and the author brought the word "hero" to life. The protagonist's choice may seem unsociable, but it actually injects a shot in the arm into this impetuous society. The layout of this book has surpassed ordinary online articles and is worth reading.

As a reader, I feel that the most rare thing about this book is respect for the profession. The firefighters are not written as gods, but the hardships of training and the dangers of being on the police force. Jiang Chen's growth line is also very natural. From being questioned to being recognized, every plot can withstand scrutiny and is very comfortable to read.

Cry really, really well. . The author writes the word "hero" very realistically, which is simply the most realistic portrayal of real life, and uses the most ordinary words to tell their heroic deeds. They don't deliberately create fun moments, they are all well written, each character has their own personality and charm, and the more you read, the easier it is to get stuck in. The author really analyzes each character. Whether it's a delivery boy, a doctor, a firefighter... The writing is so real and impactful. It turns out that heroes are all around us, even in the most ordinary professions. Salute to all heroes 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳

I just finished reading Chapter 27, and the black label really shocked me. "I'm just telling the God of Death, don't worry anymore, this person is already yours." As soon as these words came out, goosebumps rose! This is the real doctor who makes the most rational and cruel judgment in a desperate situation, and the character's image is instantly sublimated! Very well written Very well written👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

I like this passionate yet not deliberately sensational style. From being ridiculed by the entire network to being slapped in the face with his strength, Jiang Chen is not suddenly cheating, but is the accumulation brought about by the inheritance of heroic souls. For example, fire scene prediction and proficiency in wearing equipment are all very reasonable. The daily life of firefighters and the plot of the police are also very real, which is good.

I originally thought it was an ordinary live variety show article, but I didn't expect the firefighter line to be so realistic. Jiang Chen's calmness when choosing a profession, his transformation after inheriting the hero's soul, and the details when he went to the police were all not suspended. It was very immersive to watch, and the pace was not sluggish, making it worth following.

It's so beautiful. It brings the souls of the heroes to life. The setting is special. The plot is not written for the sake of entertainment. It focuses on the feelings of the country without deliberately sensationalizing. It is not all about the identity of the police. There is a delivery boy and an ancient book restorer. It is not boring. The skills mastered are also put into play one by one. The logic is online, and the transformation of inheriting each heroic soul is written. There is also a series of connections between the heroic souls. The protagonist is not steel. It describes the unyielding burst of exhaustion and exhaustion, and makes you want to read on. At the beginning, the emotions described were not so delicate, and were a bit similar to other firefighters' ordinary writings, but the more I read, the more I like it! Especially the part about [Plateau Border Guard], with Zhang Jingyao, and the part about going to the signal tower: "Those Chinese heroic souls that Jiang Chen has never met, at this moment, seem to have walked out of the long river of history and gathered around him. They did not speak, but silently, using their unyielding will, turned into an invisible torrent, and poured it into Jiang Chen's extinguishing soul!"

It's great to watch, but there is a little problem. When choosing a profession for the protagonist to experience, or when going to the unit, don't start out as a rookie or internet celebrity every time, pretending to be the protagonist. It can be an expression of expectation and calmness, rather than ridicule or contempt. After all, everyone has the Internet, and with the permission of the country's senior leaders, some units will know that there is such a person even if they don't look at the Internet.

The subject matter is a bonus and the content is solid. It's not overly sensational, which I like very much. It is a very clever way to show the hardships of different professions through the perspective of the protagonist. It is relatively good among professional articles.

The subject matter is good and positive. Maybe I have read too many novels of this type. I feel quite annoyed when I read the comments in the live broadcast. I cry every now and then, sometimes mocking, sometimes making fun of it. It affects my mood. How should I put it? It feels a bit forceful to induce tears, but the writing is a bit awkward. It's okay, you can watch it.