Delta Force: Sixteen Veterans in My Head
三角洲：我的脑子里有16个老兵
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Delta: I Was Never Anyone’s Shadow
Looking for books like *Delta for Everyone, but Am I the Only One in Asala?* I want the protagonist to transmigrate into Delta and awaken their own unique Operator skill.
Give Me Some Good Delta Force Stories
Looking for something like *Delta: What Do You Mean, 'Go Tell My Escort'?*
Delta Force, Everyone Come In and Look, Did You Hear Me?
Looking for stories like Delta Force Arrives: The Big Red Has a Special Effect.
Delta Force Action Stories Focused on the Plot, No Gaming Livestreams
Looking for books like *Delta Force: Just Started College, Already the Strongest Warlord in Asala*. I want plot-focused stories with characters and storylines. I’m tired of stories that are all gaming streams and looting.
Recommend Some Delta Force Books. This Mouse Is Starving.
I want something similar to Delta Force: From the Start, Mai Xiaowen Took Me Home.
Looking for Stories About Delta Force 🧐
Looking for stories like *Delta Force: Just Started College, Already the Strongest Warlord in Asala*. Any novels about Delta Force? [Havoc people, give me a follow!]
Delta Force Universe Stories, but No Streamer Novels
I'm looking for books like *Delta Force: Just Started College, Already the Strongest Warlord in Asala*. I want the kind of thrilling battles you get in Su Su and Yu's stories. No livestreaming or old-timer nonsense. I want a story about men who fight.
Delta Force Stories!!!
Delta Force stories only.
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates Into Delta Force
Looking for books similar to *Delta Force: From the Start, I Get Caught in a Hijacking with Hackclaw*.
There Are No Good Books About Delta Force
Any Stories About Delta Force? I’m Starving for Them
I'm looking for books similar to *Delta Force: Operators Call Me a Scammer!*
Give Me Some Delta Force Stories, Please!!!!!!!! 😭😭
Looking for books like "Delta Force: I'm a Boss Who Can Be Male or Female."
Looking for Delta Force Stories. Su Su and Yu Update Too Slowly. Any Other Good Ones?
Looking for books like *Delta Force: From the Start, Facing Off Against a Super-Macho Old Lady*.
Any Delta Force Novels Where the Protagonist Joins the Hafk or Asala Faction?
Don’t recommend anything from the GTA faction. They’re all bad, and I don’t want to read them.
Can I Get Some Decent Delta Force Stories for Once?
I want content similar to Delta Force: My Operators' Skills Are Just a Little Overpowered.
Are There Any Delta Force Stories Rated 9.0 or Higher?!
Looking for books like *Everyone’s Running for Loot: A 100-Slot Secure Container from the Start (The Era of Everyone Running for Loot)*. Nine points for Delta Force. All my pleading can be summed up in one word: “Hurry!”
Any Books About Delta Force?
Looking for books like Delta Force: I'm Bad at Playing, but Great at Escorting. Any novels about Delta Force?
Looking for Delta Force Novels
I want to read something like *Delta Force: I Reincarnated as Wei Long and Started by Embracing Hake Claw*.
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I just watched it with the mentality of giving it a try, but I didn't expect to get something else, it's beautiful. This is the second book I've read about the delta. The other one is also about one body and multiple souls. But there are only two, the protagonist time travels into Said. Very beautiful and worth recommending.
First of all, if you don't like AI, quit first. Secondly, come for the Delta. It's best to be patient and wait. What's interesting is that it may need to be sublimated in the end. Some people don't like it, but it's explained in just a few sentences. It's not too much, and it's not too abrupt or forceful. Then what I found very interesting in the middle was the dialogue between the veterans in the protagonist's mind, which was quite interesting. It's very strange and beautiful. Anyway, I have never seen this number before. Then what I feel very gratified about when reading this book is those who can be called heroes before. Of course, except for the German one, but things are getting better later on, and their sweet lives are pretty good now, and each of them has some little personality of their own, although it may not be particularly outstanding, because the top part is more complicated and hard to remember, but they are not very rigid, and the people around them are not mentally retarded, and there are plots where some people find something is wrong. Overall really good.
The feeling of aiwen is like a sheep being put on the table. Its head is shaking, its hooves are shaking, its heart is still beating, and its muscles seem to be running on the grassland. But the smell it emits struggles to tell you that this is a roasted whole lamb that is sizzling with oil and well seasoned. The pile of sauces makes the taste deviate from the vision. The fragrance in the nose and the mutton smell in the mouth break out in fierce conflict. Inspiration check 1d100=66 80>66 success Sanity check (drop san on success) 1d100=11 success with difficulty 1d6=1 san＝41-1=40
This book is really nice and refreshing. A dozen conscious veterans follow the protagonist on adventures. The protagonist knows everything. Moreover, the descriptions and dialogues of these "people" are very well written, and people can see the differences and characteristics at a glance. I think this book has great potential if it can be extended. The subject matter and plot are very novel.
Apart from anything else, I really like this style, come on
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Author, I would like to ask you, is that Somme ballad called "Far away from home"? I haven't been able to find the "Far Home" you wrote in the follow-up chapter Ballad of the Somme. So I want to ask you, I want to find that song, I want to listen to the ballad of the Somme soldier with my own ears @ Zhu
I just read this book with the intention of giving it a try. It exceeded my expectations for this book. It's quite good.
It's really good, but some places are a bit rigid. It may be that the author made it by hand and then used AI to make some details. Protagonist: Heaven-level fighting skills, possessed by ghosts!
A very interesting book, I hope the author can read more [adoration][adoration][adoration]