A True Special Forces Soldier Arrives

Others rely on fighting to the death, but Chen Zhen relies on "problems" to become a soldier. Without a system, he regarded being a soldier as taking the college entrance examination: Field troops are "junior majors" and special forces are "undergraduates"! After knocking down an armed policeman with his bare hands at the beginning, he was admitted to a special university with extraordinary results as the "number one in the field college"! What others see as devilish training is, in his eyes, just test questions that need to be overcome: According to guns, it is trigonometry, fighting is biomechanics, and sea training is fluid mechanics. Treat the limit as a test question and actual combat as an exam. "You are working hard, I am just solving problems." "This chapter of Sea Training is so flavorfully written! You can feel the salty flavor of the sea as you read the text. The author brought to life the sense of suffocation and oppression in the sea against the wind and waves. After reading it, I felt like I could go into the sea and try it twice. Chen Zhen can still maintain the calmness of "doing the problem" to dismantle the movements in such huge waves. This contrast makes the sea training more realistic and immersive!"

This book has a unique style and is really a good book to use as a textbook for military training subjects in universities!