A Million Dollars from the Start: Building the Ultimate PMC
开局百万美金，打造最强PMC
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 616k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3d ago
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- Fanqie
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I have read dozens of chapters. The novel is written very fluently, the military aspect is very professional, and the subject matter is relatively novel. It is worth reading. Why did you kill Victoria's bodyguard after sleeping with her? Generally speaking, bodyguards are confidants! Why did the protagonist involve the bodyguard when he was tricked? Although the protagonist is not a good person, he cannot kill innocent people indiscriminately. It makes people feel uncomfortable watching it.
It is also a very interesting novel about PMC Company (Mercenary Company). Although it doesn't look as mindless as some other novels, and its pace is relatively slow, the protagonist's PMC company in the later period will definitely be very large, much larger than the real Blackwater Company and Wagner Employment. Its worldview is also a novel setting (countries around the world sign an agreement, and overseas operations can only use the proxy war model, that is, hiring PMCs). Systematic, relatively old, not many roles, no intelligence, only auxiliary Although the author is slow to update, it is still a book worth updating or keeping. (Note: This type of war-themed movie is easy to end, so you should read it early)
Yes, even the protagonist has too little money.
It's a very good book. It doesn't have the narrative of Long Aotian being the only one in the world. It's very enjoyable to read. The equipment and personnel actions are in place. At the same time, the character description is also very good. [Like] [Like] [Like] (I just finished reading it by accident)
The writing style is one of the best in this genre. The author is very nice and can interact and correct mistakes in a timely manner. The plot doesn't have any major poisonous points. Summary: A rare fine chaff on tomatoes👍 I have updated to the latest chapter. No poisonous spots have been found. It is safe and edible.
I think it's ok. It's already top-notch in Tomato. The first few missions feel like a game, but they feel too simple and the game feels too serious. It takes a long time to bring them into reality [Thinking]
[Chigua] It looked good in the early stage, but when the company started to grow, the role of the protagonist was infinitely reduced. I don't know if I can quit the game later.
The best the author can do is to add a little bit of Los Santos plot, otherwise it would be easy to get bored just by watching it alone. The author can also write the plot of the crack in another world
Nice to watch. Love to watch. The organizational structure is illustrated with diagrams. It does not take up the number of words. It is very good. I particularly like the operation aspect.
It's very interesting and I hope the author will stick with it. This is a novel I've seen that I can read with my brain, and I personally think it's okay.