Special Forces: The Beast Blood Runs Hot

The three books, *Special Forces: Blood Fusion of Beasts*, *Special Forces: Seed Fusion System*, and *Special Forces: Blood Boiling*, are quite similar, following the same pattern, with little variation in content.

It seems like many of the plot points are vaguely similar to those in a novel I've read, like the one involving Tian Guo and the one involving Long Xiaoyun having a dormitory.

If you're going to plagiarize, at least plagiarize a good book, right?

Ahhhhh, you're finally back! ⊙▽⊙ I've been waiting for so long! Hmm, let's make this a featured post!

After reading the first chapter, here are my thoughts. First, there are too many typos. Second, I don't know if the author has ever served in the military. In a selection competition, a very serious occasion, soldiers are whispering and gossiping, seemingly insulting a soldier. Even if that soldier is terrible, he's still a soldier. And is there no discipline in the military?

After watching the plot, I thought I was watching a special forces seed fusion system.

First floor report: Regardless of whether it becomes popular or not, I'm going to lose my virginity first.

I was blown up by the antimatter landmine in Chapter 104. A 10-meter shockwave?! I'd believe you if you called it a 10-meter black hole. According to current theory, one gram of antimatter could make New York disappear from the map of the United States. And this is a landmine; the explosive charge can't be less than one gram, right? Are you planning to wipe China and your country C off the world map at the same time?!

Shennong is dead. For minor matters, burn paper money; for major matters, summon his spirit; for serious matters, dig up his grave. If you really miss me, come down and keep me company. If you see me online, it's simply a zombie resurrection.

I'm truly speechless. I couldn't even finish the first few chapters. Imagine you're in a market, the protagonist is shooting a gun, and a bunch of people are all talking at once about luck and stuff. Even more ridiculous, the protagonist doesn't get punished for hitting people, and he's got guts and cleverness. You try that in the army! Author, if you've never been to the army, don't write nonsense. Is the protagonist's unit there to protect the people? It's just for the protagonist to show off!