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A Book About the Plot of Operation Delta, Don't Play Live Games
I want to read a book similar to "Delta: The Strongest Warlord in Azshara, a freshman". It needs to be plot-oriented, with characters and plots. I'm tired of watching games and live broadcasts to make money.
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I Recommend the Book Delta, Shushu Is Starving to Death.
I want to watch content similar to "Delta: Picked up by Mai Xiaowen at the beginning".
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Is There Any Book About Delta?
I want to watch content similar to "Delta: Looking for a big brother, there must be many good people in aerospace".
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When the screen goes out, the revolution is immortal in the flesh and blood If time travel is a game without an "exit button", then "Why Does My Red Sky Patrol Have No Exit Button" is the cruelest and hottest soul torture for all players. Gu Miao's time travel is not the coronation of Long Aotian, but the forced awakening of a medical student after being thrown into a meat grinder. The most igniting thing about this book is not the sophistication of tactics or the grandeur of scenes, but the ultimate contrast of "using a scalpel against the torrent of steel." When Gu Miao used his "bee doctor's vision" to find the weaknesses of life in the smoke, and when the G. T. I. Operators stood beside him and shouted "I am not a gun" in violation of military orders, what we saw was a riot about "people". Those dense battle damage records, shriveled pocket relics, and the smiling face Terry painted on the explosive packs constitute a weapon more powerful than any skill - an infectious disease called "ideal". The wind in the canyon took away Roy, Red Wolf and Kai, but the phrase "Doctors will never turn their backs on patients" in Marcazier Square turned the red owl into a symbol of immortality. This is not a game, this is thunder deep in history. Gu Miao didn't have the escape button, just like all those who face injustice but choose to move forward - even if it burns to ashes, the ashes are still heavier than the others. Keep going and don't look back. The end of a revolution is always "go".
The sword replaced the "Red Owl" Saeed Ziaten, turning him into a person who no longer hates him so deeply, but the protagonist's behavior after time travel is a bit confusing to others. "He" is not him.
The writing is okay, and the plot is quite touching, but the word distribution is unreasonable. If you could reduce the number of words in a paragraph, and reduce the number of words like a running account, I think it would be better. I'm not an advertiser
The author writes very well and the characters are described very delicately. Highly recommended! ! !
Although it is a bit cumbersome with AI, overall it is still watchable.