From the Start, a Red-Three-Stripe Company Deputy Commander, Ending with a National Emblem

The more I watch Soldiers Assault, the more I think that the former Gao Cheng did not actually have the idea of ​​not abandoning or giving up ingrained into his bones. Let's put it this way, what he believes in not abandoning or giving up is divided into different categories. For those who have passed the test in various subjects and are members of his 7th Steel Company, he can do it without abandoning or giving up. But what about those whose training scores are temporarily lagging behind, such as Xu Sanduo, can he still do it? If I put it harshly, Gao Cheng has not been broken and reshaped, but in fact, he is no different from the talented person he looked down upon! Of course, this difference is behavioral. At their core, the two are completely different! The extreme point of Chengcai's behavior at that time was absolute egoism, while Gao Cheng's behavior was to safeguard the honor of Gang 7th Company as the top unit, and it was elitism with a differentiated object! They absolutely cannot be confused! Chengcai gave up on the Seventh Steel Company, and Gao Cheng gave up on a group of backward comrades represented by Xu Sanduo! Are these backward comrades not members of our People's Liberation Army? If the People's Liberation Army did what Gao Cheng did back then, would the People's Liberation Army still be the People's Liberation Army? He forgot that in the composition of the People's Liberation Army before the founding of the People's Republic of China, there were a large number of People's Liberation Army soldiers who had revolted and been captured and had been educated and returned to the masses. Compared with the commanders and fighters at all levels who first joined our party, were they unqualified soldiers like Xu Sanduo in Gao Cheng's eyes? Despite this, I also believe that the reshaped Gaocheng can be called an outstanding commander and fighter in our party and our army! He is a soldier who truly integrates never abandoning or giving up into his flesh and blood! The above paragraph is my own crude analysis of Gao Cheng. Comments are welcome, but scolding is not welcome [smile] Finally, an author has spoken out my feelings! [Adoration]

It's a very good military text. It doesn't have systems or other miscellaneous things like non-human abilities. It's more reasonable to catch up on the latest chapter and read the full text. At present, except for taking a little care of Xu Sanduo (fortunately within the acceptable range, not too outrageous), everything else is pretty good. Update soon. I started reading this book without even memorizing the questions. Now that I have finished, I have no choice but to continue memorizing the questions.

It's really well written, I think it makes it more immersive. This stage of China's military reform is also included. Really good. It is more fulfilling than simply writing about a few people and things. Makes more sense.

It looks good, it looks good, don't write about the relationship between men and women, write more about the military camp! ! !

It's good to watch. There are characters in the plot, but they are not Xu Sanduo and his nanny. It's worth five⭐️

It's rare to find a good military article on Tomato, but I personally don't like the emotional drama of parents taking exams when the martyrs return home.

This is the best soldier assault fic I've ever read.

It's definitely not an AI article. It's highly written and detailed. The author must have really been in the military.

This fanfic is a bit powerful. Other books are most anti-terrorist, but this one directly starts a war [laughing]

It is recommended to eat it with TFR and listen to the roar of the dragon.