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The Mysterious Individual Soldier of the Anti-Japanese War
A retired Chinese special operations team member became a mercenary in the war-torn Central Africa. Due to an accident, he was able to double travel to China during the Anti-Japanese War. He traveled alone from Nanjing to Shanghai, from Shanghai to the Taihang Mountains, and then to the Northeast, relying on modern individual weapons and equipment to appear and disappear. Senior Japanese military officers frequently fell under his gun. He funded the weapons and equipment of the underground party
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Agents Crossing the Red Sea
The agent traveled through the Red Sea operation and became a double sniper and special operations member of the Jiaolong Commando. The story begins when the large cruise ship where he was on vacation was hijacked by terrorists and pirates.
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Lone Wolf: a Mercenary's Battle
Lei Tianya was a veteran of the reconnaissance battalion of the heavy-armed combined brigade. He accumulated rich combat experience during his service. After retiring from the army, his entrepreneurial failure caused him to lose all his savings, his family was broken up, and his wife left with their children. In desperation, he joined the ranks of mercenaries and became famous for his ruthlessness and wisdom. After completing his last dangerous mission, he was suddenly attacked by a drone while
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Mercenary Souls Guard Southern Border
Zheng Mingyuan, a time traveler with the memory and technology of modern warfare, responded to the request of the militia platoon leader on the Guangxi border in 1974 when the border situation was tense and the militia weapons were old. He transformed the Type 56 semi-automatic rifle into a weapon with both high accuracy and strong firepower. As the clarion call for a self-defense counterattack against Vietnam sounds, what kind of sparks will collide on the battlefield with the support of Zheng
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