The Greatest Pilot in History

Whether it's air combat or the Dragon Knight fighter jet.

I did a Cobra maneuver, reduced my kinetic energy to a minimum, fired a machine gun shot, and it landed right on my head. 😂

To be honest, the most interesting place to see airplanes is World War II. The aerial battles were fierce, with each side fighting to the death. Aircraft were also being updated quickly, and there were all sorts of aircraft, some damaged but each with its own unique characteristics. Writing about modern aircraft is still a bit lacking.

Bonus chapter!!!

One chapter at a time is not feasible either.

The early parts of this book were too disjointed. During the selection process, Li Han's mentality was too small; despite having the best performance, she was only nervous and overconfident due to her results, constantly criticizing the protagonist as childish. The leaders of the recruitment bureau were too pretentious, focusing on bureaucratic jargon rather than professional skills.

I find the woman named Shangqiu in the latest chapter disgusting. First, she was wearing summer uniform, which indicates that she was a soldier. The meeting was at 2 PM, and everyone else arrived early, but you were the only one who was late and strolled over leisurely. What's going on? What kind of diva are you acting like?

I have a small suggestion, and I hope the author will take a look. The protagonist can do whatever he wants at the country's top air force academy. He can go solo whenever he wants and go to the principal to change the military's teaching system whenever he wants. There can be competition and mutual dislike among classmates, whether they are in the same year or seniors.

This is really being forced into the recommendation list.

You executed a cobra maneuver, losing speed but gaining pitiful height, turning the target into a firework on the other side.