Nineteen-year-old Che Chen is the last young hunter in the remote mountains of the southwest still hunting with a matchlock.
His grandfather left him a handwritten copy of The Essentials of Mountain Hunting, and a pair of eyes that could spot birds flying a hundred meters away through the fog. His father was critically ill, and the 200,000 yuan medical bill forced him onto a path of no return.
From the brutal selection in Shahai City to sniper duels deep in the rainforest; from a hostage rescue on the East African coast to a lone hunt along the snowy ridges of the northern mountains, the weapon he raised was no longer a matchlock, but a sniper rifle engraved with a serpent-shaped blade pattern.
Codename: Viper.
Ghost told him: Sniping isn’t shooting. It’s waiting. Grizzly told him: A man in debt has no right to choose who should die. Quickdraw told him: The people you kill will come running into your dreams, and they’ll keep running for the rest of your life.
When his mentor fell in a foreign rainforest, when his brothers turned to dust in an explosion, when the Raven’s cemetery was burned to the ground by a traitor, the viper that had crawled out of the mountains finally bared its fangs.
A story about talent, sacrifice, and protection. Before the shot rings out, he is the prey. After it does, the entire battlefield is his hunting ground.
Beautiful and deep! In fact, everything we do will leave traces deep in our hearts, but some are deep and some are shallow! Psychological testing is still a new field in our country's military trace management! Some traces cannot be resisted by soldiers themselves, and some injuries must be managed in time!
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The storyline is natural and the character descriptions are very personal. Very well written
I won't comment for the time being. Every time I comment on such an excellent author, I start to drift off as soon as I get to the middle part.
I have read "The Wolf Pack", a novel about mercenaries. Compared with it, the layout of the Wolf Pack is bigger! This book is a little more down to earth. Thanks
Very good, makes people feel like they are there
The content is wise, without unnecessary nonsense, just like describing the random things I did today. It is deep but not depressing, pale but not flesh and blood. It is fun to watch, good-looking, and worth watching!