Is There Any Movie or TV Series About "Every World Is a Special Forces"?
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I want to read a book like "System: The heroine becomes a special soldier again". For example, the Fire Phoenix has a sharp blade out of its sheath. The Fire Phoenix CP does not require Harley or Thor balls.
This is one of the few military novels that I have read from beginning to end. This novel basically includes all the characters from the film and television series I Am a Special Forces Soldier. The protagonist is Ye Cunxin's sister (pregnant woman) in Special Forces Fire Phoenix. The female protagonist is appointed as the chief instructor of the Special Forces Fire Phoenix Selection (the system appears at the same time). There is no male protagonist in this book. Although the rating of this book is not 9.0, It is really good. Recommended to sisters who like to watch Special Forces.
These 4 books are all very good-looking, including but not limited to, I am a Special Forces Soldier, I am a Special Forces Forces Fire Phoenix, Fire Blue Blade, Soldier Assault...
The protagonist saves An Ran at the beginning, joins the Lone Wolf Group B, cures Chen Pai, saves Xiao Ying, joins and becomes the King of Soldiers, is transferred to the Fire Phoenix Training Team as the chief instructor, and selects and trains the Fire Phoenix Women's Special Warfare Squadron with An Ran.
🍒🍒: So far every world has been special forces. The first world is a fire phoenix, and the second world is a sharp blade. The heroine is a member of the Wolf Fang Special Forces. She is agile and resolute. She can do whatever she wants. Anyway, she is very skilled and the leader likes her.
The first one is a big linkage. The author is still writing the special one, but Long Xiaoyun, Lei Zhan, Tan Xiaolin, and He Chenguang have already appeared.
The heroine of each world here is a special soldier. The first world is Fire Phoenix. The heroine Liao Qing is very powerful. She is a proper funny girl. She follows the main protagonist and is also very funny as a little yellow chicken in the system. The heroines of the second and third worlds are the daughters of Liao Qing. Liao Qing is a tasker. After having daughters, he told them his mission and they also became taskers. The second and third world: Special Operations Glory + Operation Red Sea, the sword of the special forces is unsheathed. It's finished, feel free to watch it.
I find that I really don't get tired of reading this kind of novels, and there is always a time when I am particularly obsessed with a certain genre. I have read this type of novel before, and I have become crazy about it recently. The heroine is really cool. The heroine Suyou came back from retirement (reluctantly) and is a strong woman. Small World: Blades Out, Fiery Military Academy, Fiery Blue Blades, Soldier Assault, Spicy Female Soldiers. 🌸🌸The hostess Gu Yueshu wears I am a special soldier (teammate with Wild Wolf and others, training Xiaozhuang and others), Fire Blue Blade. 🌸🌸Shen Nanshu traveled through the book to Fire Phoenix, she joined Fire Phoenix, and An Ran was her aunt. CP is a Harley. 🌸🌸The heroine is a man who wears a woman, a fire phoenix, sister Ye Cunxin. Before the plot, she was the only person who passed the Langya selection and served as the chief instructor for the fire phoenix selection. An Ran was the deputy instructor (the heroine saved her later). The training is more rigorous than the plot, but there are potions for them to brew (they will be given some training and tests later, so there are two more people than in the original plot)
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 one hundred volumes, it records the bloody journey of the Cheetah Special Forces. All team members perform their duties and work in perfect harmony, building an indestructible combat system in nearly a hundred missions: the sniper team locks the target a thousand meters away, the heavy firepower team tears apart the defense line with overwhelming force, the technical team uses radio waves to hunt and decipher enemy communications, the medical team protects the bottom line of life on the battlefield, and the intelligence team goes deep behind enemy lines to obtain key information. From the precise delivery of "Paradise Surprise" to the step-by-step approach 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 the special forces' "coordinated operations". In "Joint Military Exercise", special forces 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 detours" and "flanking"; in "Overseas Rescue", they rushed to war-torn areas, opened safe passages in complex situations, successfully evacuated Chinese citizens and local refugees, and conveyed the humanitarian spirit with practical actions of "civilian evacuation." The book describes 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 alert, 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."
I don't see many people recommending this book, so I'll give it a thumbs up because the updates are too slow and I can't feel the pain alone. I think the writing is okay