
Special Forces Years
特种岁月
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Military Career
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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See allTop Military Novels: Honing the Troops, Hearts of Iron
Pack fervor into the rifle, let conviction pierce the page, and witness the grit, sincerity, and glory of soldiers between the lines.
Book Collection
This list is simply a collection of works I’ve enjoyed, along with a few shallow thoughts from an old web-novel fan who’s been reading since 2000. Hope you enjoy browsing.
Highly Recommended, Worth Collecting, and Cleverly Written
Classics I've read
Books I Enjoy
Books I like 📖
Military, Urban, and Historical Novels: Personal Picks, One or No Female Leads
Personal preferences
Great Books Pavilion
Amid all the formulaic stories, I'm looking for something fresh and distinctive to share with everyone! Hoping to find something breathtaking....... I'll stick to quality and recommend with care. Tap the bookmark at the bottom center.
A Reading Nook for Old Bookworms
Made especially for veteran readers
Awesome Picks from the Anime and Manga World
This list mainly collects anime and manga fanfiction. I read every book I add carefully and review it too, so my reviews may take a while. Thanks for understanding. (I mainly recommend Pokemon, Pokémon, and Pokemon, but other works are welcome too!) Note: A book has to stay on the list for at least two days after being posted. I won't accept books that weren't posted by the author's account. Also, if the list has more than 10 books, Pokemon fanfiction takes priority over other categories. Additi
[All Fully Read] Excellent Sci-Fi, Military, Urban, System and More
Sci-fi and military novels I've read and enjoyed, along with some books with imaginative concepts or fresh subject matter. I read pretty widely, so I hope you'll enjoy them. I've bought nearly all of them. Books recommended for this list should fit its focus. Let me know in the comments and I'll read them before deciding whether to add them. Note: Anyone recommending a book must have read it themselves. I'll use reading history, fan rank, and other details to judge whether the account belongs
A Veteran Reader's Sincere Recommendations
Books I've read and enjoyed, recommended to anyone who's run out of things to read. Maybe you'll like them as much as I do.
Classic Military Fiction
Here are a few modern military stories I think are worth reading, with the occasional other military-themed book I enjoyed thrown in.
Novels I Think Are Great (Male-Oriented)
This list recommends some excellent books I've read and handpicked. Come take a look; there's bound to be something worth reading! (Practice is the sole criterion for testing truth.)
[Twenty Years of Web Novels: Completed Military Masterpieces]
A list specially recommended for newcomers. Veteran readers have probably read these already, so no need to look. Top-quality books, all over a million words and complete.
Books with Sane Values
No womanizers, no brainless characters, and the characters have sound values. All kinds of genres. I’m a seasoned reader of ten years and test every book for poison, keeping only the good ones.
Great Realistic Fiction
Quality realistic fiction: no transmigration or rebirth, no golden finger, inspirational, positive, and without mindless wish fulfillment. The One-Handed Star Picker This is a story about Beidou, and the workplace journey of Zhang Yong, a young man with dreams of freedom, in the satellite navigation industry. It contains vivid stories of people facing difficulties and crises, while also witnessing the hardships and struggles along the road to developing domestic technology... Sparse Stars and Sc
The Ironclad Military Spirit
As our country's overall strength has grown, so has the status of soldiers in society. Soldiers are undoubtedly the most admirable people, quietly devoting their youth to their posts. They're the people I admire most, too. The first novel I ever read, back in 2012, was Chang Feng's Ironblooded Military Soul. I didn't know about Qidian then, so I read a pirated copy. I've been reading military fiction for eight or nine years now. The novels I'm recommending all have solid writing and plots. I rar
Sunday's Book Picks | Military Edition 🍀Premium Book-Hunting Alliance🍀
This list was created by Jiuzhi Recommends. With the aim of helping readers who can’t find anything to read, I’ve created this special military fiction list. 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁 List Rules: 1️⃣ Books must have a proper ending. Abandoned works and stories with terrible endings won’t be included. 2️⃣ Books must not be mindless, dumb down their characters, or feature saintly protagonists. 3️⃣ The minimum rating for inclusion is Decent Read (Grain Rations). 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁 [Rating Guidelines] [Recom
My Personal Picks, Come Take a Look
A few standards I use when looking for books: 1. For fantasy, sci-fi, xianxia, and historical novels, I want good writing and a good plot. 2. For light novels, anything goes as long as it's not too cringey. 3. For unusual worlds and niche genres, the plot just shouldn't be a complete mess. The writing can be decent and that's OK. 4. Basically, I've read every well-written soccer novel. 5. For urban entertainment novels, I like them lighthearted.
Top Picks
I only include books with smooth prose, concise language, and moving, twist-filled plots!
Espionage|Military|War of Resistance 👀 Classic Picks to Try ✨
Espionage | War of Resistance | Special Forces Chuiding has handpicked a few military novels that inspire deep respect. Let’s join our fellow readers in remembering the hardships of the War of Resistance and honoring the spirit of the military! Selection criteria: Stories about striving toward lofty ideals ✨ Genres include: Espionage, War of Resistance, Special Forces, and lesser-known military branches. Each book is also given a rating. Rating guide: Authors range from level 1 to platinum,
A Mixed Bag of Recommendations: There's Something for Everyone
A bit of everything. Historical accuracy is a plus, but it’s fine if a book isn’t meticulous. As long as the writing is good, it doesn’t need to make sense.
Scavenging for Treasures in a Pile of Books
I’ve read every book here, at least in part and often quite carefully. They may not be regulars on the popular or monthly-ticket charts, but I have no doubt they’re worth recommending. Their settings, plots, and characters may not be perfect, and they may have a few flaws, but that doesn’t take away from their individual strengths. Some are light and funny, just right for unwinding. Others have moments that touch your heart, or brief stretches of suspense and fear. All in all, this is a collecti
Novels I've Read or Am Reading
All of these novels gave me a good feeling, and there are all kinds of genres. Some were completed years ago, while others are still ongoing, but they are all very interesting novels.
Beat Your Reading Slump: Mostly Ongoing Reads
Books this old hand has read, every one a solid pick.
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This is the "Special Forces Years" extra thread. The following requirements apply: 1. Names should not be too strange and should fit the style of the book. 2. Only names are required; no specific role is needed, the author will assign. Welcome to apply in the comments. Thank you for your support. P. S.: Those with high fan value will be given priority.
Fat Seven's Unpaid Ledger
Storyteller, 10 chapters. (Continued) 1680, 1 chapter. (Continued) Lazy Cat 11, 1 chapter. (Continued) 1880, 1 chapter. (Continued) Bai Bai, 10 chapters. (Continued 3) Ruo Shuai, 1 chapter. (Continued) 2080, 1 chapter. (Continued) 2280, 1 chapter. (Continued) 2480, 1 chapter. (Continued) 2680, 1 chapter. (Continued) 2880, 1 chapter. (Continued) Snowman, 1 chapter. (Continued) Jian San, 1 chapter.
Fei Qi's recent chapters, filled with his constant boasting, have certainly given everyone a satisfying read, right? A sniper victory of 1300 to 400, a hand-to-hand combat against the strongest soldier in the entire division in seconds, confident demeanor before the division commander, and the audacity to make grand demands—his ability to seize opportunities is unparalleled.
There was no such thing as Lao Zhuang who overcame all obstacles to become a king of soldiers. He was just an eighteen-year-old boy named Zhuang Yan who was caught on his way to escape that night and locked in a dark solitary confinement cell.
We strongly disagree with Fei Qi's dishonest behavior.
Fei Qi said he'll pay off his back chapters. Paying back debts is a good attitude from Fei Qi. However, if he really wants to pay them off, he shouldn't play word games, like saying yesterday's back chapters were paid off yesterday and today. That's not how it works.
I bet the author never even went to the overseas training camp. This training camp doesn't even deserve to be called elite! Trying to outsmart the protagonist instead of showing real skill—so all those overseas competition results were just stolen through clever tricks?
I stumbled upon this book, and in today's flood of online novels, it's undoubtedly a breath of fresh air, brimming with positive energy. Keep it up, Qi Guan! I'll give all my monthly votes, recommendation votes, and full subscriptions to this book!
My relationship with PLA
My Connection with the PLA (All age figures are estimated by myself, as I never asked about specifics; the time difference is roughly one year.) Just seeing the event details, I, who have always been just an observer of these kinds of events, suddenly felt compelled to write something. This is the story of my second uncle.
Hurry up and release your new book! I'm suffering from a reading slump. I'll wait a week, or I'll post some ugly photos of you! 😁🤓🤭
After reading such a great military novel, I can't bring myself to read anything else. 😭 Those stories about elite soldiers are simply unreadable. 😅 I'm a girl, and I actually ended up reading a purely military novel. 😄 Keep it up, everyone! 😡