A Second Military Career Begins with Soldier Assault

Personally, I feel that *Soldiers' Sortie* is more realistic. It more profoundly portrays the process of an ordinary person transforming into a true soldier. The interactions, conflicts, and disputes between Xu Sanduo, Cheng Cai, Wu Liuyi, the squad leader, and the company commander, along with their individual personalities and traits, while containing some dramatic elements, did not prevent me…

I was discharged from the military in 2018. My old unit was Tianlang. As far as I know, Tianlang has changed its name several times. The earliest nickname was Night Tiger, when it was called Tiger Regiment. Later, it was changed to the Lanzhou Military Region Special Forces Brigade, and its nickname became Northwest Wolf. Then it became Tianlang.

Honestly, after watching so many special forces dramas, I feel the most awesome units are still the Old A unit in "Soldiers Sortie" and the Wolf Warrior Commando. The others just seem like they're all bragging.

First of all, "Soldiers' Assault" takes place before "Special Forces 1," which can be seen from the equipment. The rifles used in the first season of "Special Forces" are Type 95, while "Soldiers' Assault" only gets the Type 95 when they join the Old A unit. In other words, according to the timeline, the first season of "Special Forces" only begins after Xu Sanduo joins the Old A unit, and at that time, the Wolf Fang unit was only a regimental-level unit.

In order to find Ye Cunxin, her mother contacted a high-ranking military official she knew. I remember this official also had problems. Isn't the protagonist touching?

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Actually, I particularly like Yuan Lang's definition of special forces: fighting under extreme pressure and in dire circumstances, without logistics or support, hiding and concealing their identities. Those who protect the light often need to disappear into the darkness. Look at me, a special forces soldier among special forces, all high and mighty. What kind of nonsense is that?

The beginning was fine, but you had to go and write about love, and then you couldn't handle it at all, it's so annoying.

Let me say a few words about the recent plot. I felt something was off. A main force brigade and a seven-man special forces team... How should I put it? There were several direct confrontations, which felt a bit like something out of a movie. It felt a little off, but not a major problem.

Seeing Shen Lanni like this, comrades, doesn't it make you feel much better?