Special Forces Starting with Fire Phoenix

Are there any other novels like this that you could recommend? I really like the one where the protagonist transmigrates into a special forces soldier; it's quite good. Could you recommend some?

Why does a perfectly good military life have to involve joining a female special forces unit? And they don't even object after getting in? That's impossible, it wouldn't happen in any country's army, let alone China's! The plot is so illogical it makes me want to vomit! I can't even be bothered to complain that a rifle can only shoot 400 meters, that's about the level of a light sniper rifle!

I served in the military, was defeated, goodbye. By the way, if you don't know, don't write nonsense. The military made you write like some kind of social organization. Aren't you ashamed?

I've read so many reviews, 70% of which are criticizing this book. It's ridiculous. At least the author could write such a long novel. I ask you, can you? Don't confuse reality with fiction. Fiction is fiction, and reality is reality.

There's no trust among comrades, only mockery. I can't imagine what these people would do on the battlefield! They're deliberately lowering their intelligence just to show off!

Since it's a female special forces unit, what do they need men for? And why are you even in a female special forces unit? The entire "Fire Phoenix" team is just background noise, all we get is your crazy antics. Everyone's seen the TV series "Fire Phoenix." Lei Zhan was a true national hero, dedicating his life to the country and ultimately sacrificing himself.

The only book I read where everyone was criticizing it; nobody liked it. The author really cleverly avoided reading people's intelligence.

Even if the protagonist is trash, when he's assigned to target practice, a bunch of people still mock him for being useless and trash. Keep in mind that the scene depicts higher-ups coming down to inspect the area; this isn't a military camp, it's more like a marketplace! With this kind of discipline, Commander Xiao would definitely be reprimanded, and those who yelled "trash and useless" would be lucky to escape punishment.

I'm abandoning the book after chapter 27... Leaving aside the question of whether it's reasonable for male soldiers to join female soldiers' camps, An Ran is on a mission, and female soldiers actually call her?! And complain about not being told the details of the mission? Whose intelligence is the author challenging?

Why does Qidian recommend all sorts of trashy books?