They Told You to Enlist, Not Build a Nuclear Fusion Reactor
让你去当兵，没让你造核聚变
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145Chapters
54Reads · 30 days
143.5kReads · all time
5.4Score
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Wow, Xu Sanduo is a waste of talent as a special forces soldier. If you give him the right direction, he could easily take on a fully equipped nuclear submarine.
Amazing! A completely new version of AI, this writing style surpasses 90% of Tomato's AI novels, it's wildly imaginative.
It's good, the storyline is great, and the main character is awesome.
Giving five stars is a sign of respect for the writing. Now, returning to the main point, what is the significance of the protagonist joining the army? Or rather, why did the protagonist join the army in the first place?
It's definitely an AI-generated story. The concept is great, but the timeline is messed up and the logic is almost nonexistent. Your own country's special forces infiltrating your own country's highest military restricted zone? What's going on? Four stars because of the concept; otherwise, one star at most.
Authentic, well-structured, and with clear content.
It looks pretty good, not bad.
Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant!
Update soon! 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎