Green Sentry of the Sea of Sand

Rocket finished reading it intermittently, and was filled with emotions, so I won't go into details here. I haven't read the new book yet, so I think it will be close, so keep going.

As far as the author's writing style is concerned, there's nothing wrong with the writing. The military genre is already niche. Let's try another direction. It's hard to beat the author's level of writing and characterization.

Poor students come here to report, come on Yuying

I just finished reading the last book. I thought there would be more in the future, but it ended in a dull way, but it was pretty good. Life is always dull with some regrets!

I've finished reading the last book, and it was very plain. I'll give you some advice. Adding some passionate scenes to the military book will attract some readers! In fact, the previous book was very good at writing about emotions. One was enough and not much was written about it, but the military-themed emotions changed when they were written too much.

Received, received from each other, and encouraged each other.

Is this the continuation of the last book? Another story in the same series?

After watching it, I feel that only the deputy squad leader and Shui Yuanwang have online IQs, while the other three including the protagonist are just as insane. In the scene of rescuing people in the desert, the protagonist has zero desert skills and has just learned how to ride a horse. Who gives him the courage to go to the desert to rescue people? He is not afraid of hindering the rescue and even joins in himself (nowadays, many people who clearly have no wilderness survival skills engage in outdoor activities, and end up complicity in other people's rescues, and even endanger the lives of rescuers). I don't know what the squad leader thought when he agreed to go rescue people together after knowing the newcomer's situation. The same goes for the scene later when he was looking for saplings. The squad leader was crazy about planting trees. He knew that the newcomer was out for a long time because he had no experience. Why didn't he adapt to it for a while first? Isn't it important that they don't bring water with them when they go out? Yang felt that his crazy desire to be a sniper had affected his brain. He persuaded the squad leader when the rescue was launched, and the desert killer during the tow truck, hey. I encountered two wolves attacking people in just a few days and didn't hurry back, let alone sneak out. I wasted 20 minutes just to watch the so-called killer. It's really okay and really sick.

Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

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