Special Forces: Training Fire Phoenix and Red Cell

The biggest problem is the wolf warrior plot at the back. You suddenly know such news, are you an informant behind the country's back, or are you a spy?

A good subject matter, it combines several special forces TV series into one, and it doesn't completely follow the direction of the TV series. It's a very interesting novel [Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

It's okay. I really ran out of books to read, but it looked okay. I read it all in one go.

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This book is a special forces fan fiction that combines multiple dramas. The setting is clever, and the protagonist is embedded in classic special operations camps such as Thunderbolt and Red Blood Cell. The character of the "strict father-like instructor" is quite tense and captures the emotional pain points of the audience of the original work. The military training section is full of atmosphere, the relationship between the characters in the original work is familiar, the old characters interact vividly, the military camp is full of blood, and it is a relaxing read. However, the training section is repetitive, the conflict progression is a bit simple, and the supporting characters are slightly tool-like.

It's very interesting. I hope the author will work hard to update it and not stop updating it!

It's not bad. It's hard to find a book that doesn't have a system and the main character is strong.

I feel pretty good, but the updates are too slow and sometimes they don't update at all.

It looks okay so far

So, are there any scenes of Enron and Violet?