Special Forces, the King of Soldiers, and Over Three Million Words

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The word count is still a little short of three million

359 仙 Searching for a Master in the Immortal World ExplorerUrban416k WordsCompleted 194Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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After the three-year-old child was kicked out of the house by his second uncle, he met an old beggar on the way. He came down the mountain 18 years later and killed him decisively!

361 特 Rebirth of Special Forces: from Rich Young Man to Soldier King Thirteen Without PianoUrban1.2M WordsOngoing 832Reads6.9Score118Shelves

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This book feels okay

362 霸 Overbearing Crazy Sword ExplorerEastern Fantasy303k WordsCompleted 119Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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"The God Beggar Descends from the Mountain" is a real-person narration.

368 抗 Anti-Japanese War: Brigadier, I Am Rich Again Qingyun GegeUrban1.3M WordsCompleted 6.1kReads8.0Score274Shelves

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Soldier king type, traveling through the war of resistance. A cool batch

376 猎 Operation Wolf Hunt Cheetah Assault Collection Listening to the Wind Beyond the DustUrban1.4M WordsOngoing 4Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Introduction to the Work The collection "Operation Wolf Hunt·Cheetah Assault" presents a panoramic view of the iron-blooded journey of the 25-member elite Cheetah Special Forces team. In nearly a hundred volumes, it records the bloody journey of the Cheetah Special Forces. All team members performed their duties and worked in a tacit understanding, building an indestructible combat system in nearly a hundred missions: the sniper team locked the target a thousand meters away, the heavy firepower team tore apart the defense line with overwhelming force, the technical team used radio waves to hunt and decipher enemy communications, the medical team protected the bottom line of life on the battlefield, and the intelligence team went deep behind enemy lines to obtain key information. From the precise delivery of "Paradise Surprise" to the step-by-step operation of "Tunnel Clearance"; from the crisis management of "Train Robbery" to the desperate counterattack of "Cruise Ship Anti-Terrorism", every mission demonstrates the core advantage of "cooperative operations" of the special forces. In "Joint Military Exercise", the special operations team competed with multinational forces, demonstrating the professionalism of Chinese soldiers in tactical deductions and actual combat exercises, and won international praise with classic tactics such as "mountain detour" and "flanking"; in "Overseas Rescue", they rushed to war-torn areas, opened up safe passages in complex situations, successfully evacuated Chinese citizens and local refugees, and used practical actions of "civilian evacuation" to convey the humanitarian spirit. The book details the details of teamwork in depth: when performing the "Bridge Blasting" mission, the sniper team provided cover, the technical team accurately calculated the blasting point, and the assault team cleared the surrounding perimeter. All links were seamlessly connected; in the face of the emergency mission of "Biochemical Defense," the medical team and the technical team worked closely together to quickly develop an antidote and prevent the spread of the virus. Each one focuses on different tactical scenarios and mission cores, including thrilling head-on confrontations and undercurrents lurking behind enemy lines. Every battle demonstrates the coordination and tacit understanding of the special forces and their responsibility for the country. The combination of hard-core tactics and vivid group portraits interprets the mission of soldiers in the hail of bullets and protects the bottom line of peace on the verge of life and death. It profoundly interprets the iron-blooded oath of Chinese soldiers to "come when called, fight when called, and win when they fight."