Special Forces: A Soldier King in My Past Life, Forging a Military Soul Again in This One
特种兵：前世兵王，今生再铸军魂
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I think it's well-written. As long as it doesn't involve a system or a female lead for the time being, I feel it's quite good. However, the protagonist needs to have solid basic skills and be willing to practice. Only then will I feel it's well-written. Keep it up! There's simply not enough to keep reading.
This book seems to have a similar relationship to (Special Forces: Starting by Overturning the Lone Wolf Squadron). It's been significantly revised and many words have been deleted.
Hahahaha, that's hilarious! The First Warrior of the Western Front actually had a Lone Wolf Squadron under his command, and they got wiped out! Amazing!
Just upgrade the audiobook playback quality. Can't you upgrade the audiobook playback quality? 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Is the female lead Ai Qianxue?
Although the protagonist transmigrates to a special forces world, he's unaware of the plot; it would be best to treat him as a native.
The writing is alright, but there's too much repetition across dozens of chapters, which is outrageous. Especially in the latest few chapters, at least three-fifths of each chapter is repetitive.