City+Soldier King+No System
"Promise me to take good care of my brother!"
For a promise, Lin Feng, the former strongest soldier "Dragon King", took off his meritorious service and enlisted in the army for the second time!
But what awaits him is not glory, but endless ridicule?
The prickly-headed brother he wants to protect treats him as his brother-killer and provokes him at every turn!
The selfless squad leader regarded him as a thorn in his side and threatened to be the first to kick him out of the army!
The entire company of recruits regarded this twenty-three-year-old "older youth" as a relative and a waste!
Lin Feng originally wanted to keep a low profile, but his strength did not allow it!
Until that day, the company commander was inspecting and respectfully lit a cigarette for him in full view of everyone! The entire company was instantly blown away!
From then on, the painting style of the new recruit company completely went astray!
The squad leader who wanted to kick him out secretly beat his legs in the middle of the night and asked for advice: "Brother Feng, teach me two moves!"
The aloof and beautiful commander's daughter scolded him as unworthy, but turned around and was saved by him in a crisis, blushing and heartbeating!
The most outrageous thing is that the commander of the military region actually blocked the door in person: "Boy, when do you think I will marry my precious girl home?"
When the files of the "Dragon King" that had been lying dormant for five years were declassified by the Military Commission, and when all the bosses in the room stood up and saluted him...
What kind of legend is this man? How will he stir up the storm and shock the entire army? !
Reader comments
Very good very good
It's so well written, the style of a modern soldier
The writing is very passionate, and the brotherhood between comrades is touching. The author keeps up the good work!
Very good very good
It's so well written, the style of a modern soldier
The writing is very passionate, and the brotherhood between comrades is touching. The author keeps up the good work!
Not bad, about veterans