You Said You Were a Kidnapped Girl, So Why Can You Dismantle a Tank with One Hand?

This book is good overall, but there are a few points that I don't quite understand. The description given to the heroine in the early stage was very strong, like the number one female instructor in South Asia, and also included the war she participated in before the heroine's identity was exposed. He killed many sentries by himself, and then also killed all the enemy leaders, and was attacked at the Lin family. At that time, the heroine's third brother was captured, and then the enemy asked him to rescue his third brother. Moreover, by naming names, it was obvious that it was a trap set by the enemy for the heroine, but the heroine did not even think about it at the time. To rush over directly, it is better to rely on the male protagonist to remind him that this is a trap, and then give up the plan to rush directly. This somewhat weakens the heroine's strength, including the entire rescue plan. The heroine basically has no strategy, it is all about fire suppression, including the use of stronger weapons from behind to directly take down the opponent. I have only read more than 50 chapters, and then when I saw this part, I felt that there were a few points that I didn't quite understand. But other than that, the whole book is still very interesting. The reason why I don't understand the heroine's lack of strategy in the war to save her third brother is because the heroine helped him change the layout on the map when he was at his house. However, their exercise winning rate increased to 95%, which means that the heroine has the ability to make strategies.

I've read Chapter 47 so far, and I feel a little sorry for the heroine. Overall, it's okay [sending my heart]

Super beautiful, the plot closely follows the theme

Not bad, the heroine is awesome

This is a very interesting book, better than expected