
Sniper's Glory
狙击荣耀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 47k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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22Chapters
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Platinum level players are truly amazing (๑˙ー˙๑)
Updated 16 days ago, Chapter 1: Wow~ A Platinum-level expert, terrifyingly powerful!
This author's book was removed; don't speak carelessly if you don't know.
Jungle Wolf, a member of the China Writers Association, vice chairman of the Guangdong Online Writers Association, vice chairman of the Shenzhen Writers Association, and a platinum-level author at China Literature Group, is hailed as the leading writer of military novels in online literature, a genius-level writer of online military fiction, and has created nearly 20 million words.
Is this platinum product of questionable quality?
Can someone please explain who this expert is and what they wrote before?
I initially saw it was a top-tier author and put it in the "unfinished works" section to keep it running. I knew that authors usually just delete their works outright; unless it's a top-tier author, their books don't even get a spot in the "unfinished works" section.
What the heck? It's been so long and only one chapter?
This script will likely require significant revisions from the director. The protagonist's special forces identity was poorly developed in the first two chapters. A special forces soldier wouldn't completely lose his composure due to his father's disappearance. Secondly, Uncle Wei is either one of the murderers who took his father, or he's with the simple-minded guy (who lacks intelligence).
Just finished reading it. The first chapter is so casual, full of typos! In the second chapter, I (Old Wolf) can't understand Wei Guo's logic. What does "went abroad if they can't find the person" mean? Can't the police find out if someone has left the country? Besides, under the surveillance system, are there really people they can't find? (Unless the police don't want to look for them).