Delta Force: Well, I, Little Rat, Became the Boss

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I haven't finished reading it, but after looking at the table of contents and searching for the text, I think it should be a good read. If you like watching the plot as much as I do, don't come here. It has nothing to do with the plot, but for players who don't watch the plot... It should be very good and refreshing. There are some spoilers at the end, although they don't have much impact, but if you don't want to read spoilers, you can just skip it. The plot is mainly about "cheating" into the map to play the game. The author's idea is not bad, and the undeveloped map cannot be connected to other maps. In other words, the main plot will probably not be added until the construction is completed - I haven't finished it yet. Guess the purpose behind it, maybe the soldiers that should be recruited can be brought into the game or have bonuses...? Anyway, it probably won't be connected to the main plot. If it is connected, it's probably because of the author's temperament that it will be a "plug-in" for the protagonist, and there will be no plot line. The last sentence is left to the author: The writing is good. If you want to get more fans, it is recommended to appropriately integrate some main plot lines, but don't change too much. Anyway, that's it, I successfully kicked it off the bookshelf~

It's well written, about the process of a Shushu traveling to the delta and becoming a boss. At this time, the protagonist is still Shushu. He can enter other maps to earn Huff coins to unlock different buildings.

Very good! General ability to cheat! This book is simply the most awesome one I have ever read about the delta!

The writing is okay, but it still looks a bit bland. Overall, it's less attractive to me.

This book is cool but not completely cool.

Awesome, so beautiful

Wowwowwow looks good no need to say more

Not bad, it looks pretty good. Keep up the good work and keep it up!

A bit interesting, how awesome