On the day his grandfather was buried, Lin Feng didn't shed a single tear.
People in the mountains are unhappy and mourning. When people leave, they leave, and those who are alive move on.
At the age of twenty-two, he enlisted in the army with the old military medal left by his grandfather. No background, no academic qualifications, just a pair of hands trained in the mountains - able to track, lurk, and shoot out a candle from 800 meters away.
During the exercise, he accidentally foiled a special forces infiltration operation. Qin Zhan, the captain of the Blade Commando, looked at the muddy mountain soldier and said two words: "Stay."
Blade, the military's top special operations unit. Sniper Zhao Ming despises his wild ways, and assaulter Gao Meng thinks he is unsociable. He is the loneliest wolf in the team, codenamed "Hound" - he is good at tracking but not gregarious.
Until that border drug raid, he stubbornly pursued the enemy sniper and dragged the entire team into an ambush. It was his comrade Gao who swooped over and blocked the bullet with his body that he survived.
On the hospital bed, Gao Meng smiled and scolded him: "You owe me your fucking life."
From that day on, the hound learned to give his back to others.
From the border jungle to the evacuation of overseas Chinese in Africa, from urban anti-terrorism to the decisive battle in the Middle East - Lin Feng has gone from the loneliest wolf to the person everyone wants to rely on.
A true warrior is not afraid of death, but one who knows why he dies.
The book is good, good, good, good, good
Not bad, very detailed.