
Rise from Soldier Assault
从士兵突击开始崛起
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- Ongoing
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- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Military Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The first chapter opens with poison at the beginning, and the protagonist's escapism from accepting reality is disgusting.
Mentally handicapped protagonist
Author, rebirth, the theme of rebirth, doesn't the protagonist have a brain? ? ? Lost your brain after rebirth? The more you write, the more mentally retarded you become, 😅😅😅😅😅
I suggest the author go to fei lu. When you start, the protagonist is three years old, squatting for three hours non-stop and jumping frogs. An eight-year-old is as strong as a 15 or 16-year-old child. When the protagonist turns 20 and doesn't fight aliens, you will be sorry for your imagination.
I hope the author can write a different, but better and more outstanding Gaocheng. If the temperament, character, and development are similar to the original plot, then what is the point of the protagonist traveling through time? You might as well watch the original version, right? As for the appearance, I personally think that Zhang Guoqiang can be changed to the original appearance of the protagonist. After all, love comes from the heart! Just a personal opinion. I hope the author can refer to it! There is also a branch line that I don't know if the author needs. Gao Cheng's surname is Gao, and Langya's high school team (dog-headed Lao Gao) is also surnamed Gao. Maybe it can be expanded! 😁😁🤓🤓 Add more!
In my opinion, it is okay to learn martial arts, but I don't want Gao Cheng to have a golden finger. I hope that his abilities can be obtained step by step through hard work. Whether it is military skills or subsequent command abilities, I hope he has gained them through more effort than ordinary people, even through blood and sweat. As the son of a military commander, the outside world will definitely look at Gao Cheng with a more critical eye. He must do better than ordinary people in order to gain recognition, so that he will not be said to have relied on connections to get to the top. This is destined to make his life difficult in the future, and it is destined that he will have to work hard all his life. I feel a little sympathetic to Gao Cheng now. I think when he looks back in the future, he will feel that his teenage years were the most relaxed time for him. At this time, there was no pressure or responsibility, but only youthful, frivolous and happy times. Finally, if you think what I said is good, can you give me some more details? Get experience value. 😁
I couldn't handle the first wave of poisonous spots. Can you believe that a three-year-old frog jumped a kilometer? It's just one part of a day's training. I suggest the author go to the playground and do no more than two laps of 800 meters, and then talk after finishing the jump.
I would like to ask which child can stand and lunge for one hour or horse step for one hour at the age of three?
It's good not to have a system, but the amount of training for your 3-year-old child is pure fantasy. You would rather have a system. So many readers have proposed it and still don't change it. It's a dead end.
Is it really okay for the protagonist to be constantly provoked? A colonel wants to compete with a big-headed soldier?
I think the author has done a good job in paving the way. The current improvement in the male protagonist's strength is due to his accumulation of training since childhood. It is not obtained for no reason, but through self-discipline and persistence since childhood. I like to see skills gained through hard work, rather than gains for nothing. Those who do not have golden fingers but rely on personal efforts are more worthy of our respect and more likely to resonate. As for strategic tactics, informatization and other professional skills, the male protagonist needs to study hard in the military academy to acquire them. I look forward to the male protagonist's future.
The male protagonist now has the appearance of a soldier without even realizing it. He has the soldier's stubborn temper and unwillingness to admit defeat, and he has strength. I deeply suspect that in the future, the male protagonist will make decisions before taking action. He likes to use strategies because he was forced by his father. The two times he was punished were because of his bravery and lack of strategy. The third time should be a strategy, right? It is estimated that he will also be a person who likes to use strategies in the army in the future. When will the male protagonist enter the military academy and become a soldier? Looking forward to his life as a soldier, I hope the progress will be accelerated!
He's a eunuch, and the author's credibility isn't very high
Is the protagonist's girlfriend's father crazy? Why don't you have to introduce the second generation of rich people to your daughter, even if you don't want the son of a senior military general like Gao Cheng? Is a wealthy businessman as good as a lieutenant general? He is not one of the richest men in the country, but if he wants to compare the social influence of a lieutenant general, no normal person would make such a choice, right? There is no logic!
Without Xu Sanduo, wouldn't the author be able to continue writing?
What's the use of arranging this kind of plot besides letting the protagonist make a contribution? The protagonist goes there to understand the army and then reform it. It would take a long time to recover from such a serious injury! This is tantamount to deviating from the original intention of the protagonist to go to the frontier to strengthen the troops! What the protagonist needs is not this kind of credit, but a deep understanding of the unit at the grassroots level! I'm really speechless! ! ! It feels like the author deliberately caused the protagonist to suffer injuries for the sake of the soldier assault plot! ! ! Otherwise, with the outstanding performance of the protagonist now, he would not have to stay long as a captain, lieutenant, company, or commander! If the protagonist is really suppressed for the sake of the plot later, it will be cruel to the master. Then you can consider giving up! ! !
Found a big BUG The protagonist aims at information reform and goes to the company to familiarize himself with the situation, so he should go to the field army company. The main tasks of the border defense troops are garrisoning and patrolling. In the army, the troops should belong to Category B or Category C troops. What's the use of the author letting the protagonist go to the border defense company for the sake of sensationalism and plot? The two types of troops have different natures and goals! Currently, I feel that the author wrote it for the plot, and I personally feel that it is not yet finished. These chapters are very uncomfortable to read! ! !
Whose child is training to be a superman at the age of 3?
I can only say that you, the author, are awesome, so I will withdraw it first. This first person is really poisonous
The author, commanders and combatants are not those who direct combat, but commanders and combatants. It's okay if there are typos, but this fundamental definition problem cannot be made.
Although it's not particularly exciting, I still watch it just because the protagonist is not a special soldier.