
Mercenary: I’m in Eastern Europe’s Meat Grinder
雇佣兵:我在东欧绞肉机
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
649Chapters
1.3kReads
7.6Score
102Shelves
416Listens
295.5kReads · all time
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This is a real event that happened. Wagner was forced to have an abortion and only had to travel 200 kilometers to Moscow. This kind of subject platform is very restrictive. The writing is so interesting, so I support the author. Veterans who have experienced the battlefield should like this novel very much, but they are not young anymore and read novels even less. Young people who don't watch the news must think that such an event is impossible, so they think it is exaggerated, so this novel should not be read 🤦
This is what I have always wanted to read, a war novel that integrates actual war into personal heroism.
This is a true portrayal of the modern mercenary battlefield. It is a bit exaggerated, but it is more realistic than previous mercenary novels. The world is moving forward, and war is also progressing. Only when the novels are synchronized can they be interesting. Can you try it and see if it suits your taste? 👍👍👍
After 4 years, someone finally writes about this war.
The plot setting and detailed description are quite accurate, and it looks quite passionate.
The scenes on the battlefield are recreated, giving you the feeling of being there personally, and it's super beautiful.
Competing with the Wolves is a book that military fans will love. It's very nice.
Didn't that raven bring hundreds of people with him when he was in the two kingdoms of Ukraine, and took over part of Prigozhin's inheritance? Why did I go to Keshi and come back with nothing? Now you go to Africa to start from scratch?
Excitingly written, a very good military novel
A true and objective expression of the cruelty of war, with a sense of imagery. There are too many descriptive metaphors, which is not very friendly to readers who are listening to the book, and it feels like a secondary school.