Reborn as a People’s Armed Police Officer: I Become a Soldier King by Checking In on Duty
重生武警：我靠执勤打卡成兵王
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Well written and realistic. I served in the Armed Police for 8 years, including 8 years at guard posts. I experienced many of the things in the novel. New recruits independently on duty, gun inspection, memorizing plans, mobilization drills, live-fire shooting—it's all so realistic. The author must have had firsthand experience. Thumbs up!
It's a truly enjoyable and satisfying read, not the awkward kind; it's very natural, and the content is very original. I don't know where this outdated idea comes from, that you need to get married to get promoted. Let me tell you, in reality, promotions in the military depend entirely on the individual—emotional intelligence and ability. There are plenty of unmarried people in the military.
I think it's well-written, with humor and a sense of effort, but the plot is a bit overpowered. Later on, you gain more and more skills, including things you wouldn't normally encounter, which seems suspicious. Ideally, the rewards should be the kind that are delivered slowly. But it's a wish-fulfillment story, so I can't expect too much.
The biggest highlight of this book is the sense of contrast. The system rewards not only hard-core military skills such as shooting, fighting, and reconnaissance, but also some unexpected and unpopular skills that appear from time to time. The scene where the commander laughs and laughs when looking through the protagonist's file adds a lot of light-hearted laughter to the serious military camp…
The story is pretty good, with both funny and responsible moments, but those two chatterboxes are really...🤦🤦
It's so good! Like watching "Soldiers' Assault," I couldn't put it down once I started. Although it's a system novel, it doesn't take up too much space. It mainly focuses on Zhou Heng's daily training and development, and it doesn't rely solely on the system. I'm completely engrossed! It's only been three days, and I'm already almost writing a review.
The writing is quite good, and I feel it is one of the more realistic military-themed stories in Tomato. While ensuring most of the authenticity, it can also provide a sense of satisfaction and real emotional feedback. I think it is quite good.
Brother, your writing is good. It reminds me of the days I stood on that broken wall every day. But be careful not to write too much detail, or you'll get carried away. It's still a bit too detailed now. Keep it up, comrade! 🫡🫡🫡
It's a great read! This is my first time reading this type of story, and it's quite moving. So this is what being a soldier is like! Serving the people isn't just empty talk; no wonder everyone says good deeds are handed over to the country! It's very interestingly written, with vivid and engaging characters. The protagonist is also well-developed.
317 Tied. The beginning was okay, but it became a bit formulaic later on. It's quite mundane and uneventful, mostly just daily training exercises. The author practically finishes one day and then moves on to the next. The most prominent parts are disaster relief and drills.