After Becoming Shi Jin, I Still Want to Serve in the Army
成了史今的我想要继续当兵
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- 550k Words
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- Military
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- Military Career
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- 5y ago
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I don't mean to criticize the author, but you lack even this basic understanding of our country's military system, yet you dare to write military novels? Taking the military academy entrance exam at 30? What were you thinking? It's giving me a severe case of embarrassment!
The author probably never served in the military, right? Military academies are only for recent graduates or those who take the entrance exam while still in service. Furthermore, the time spent in military academy and the length of military service overlap. Wouldn't it have been better for the author, a perfectly good third-term sergeant, to take the military academy entrance exam?
Can I still apply to military academies after being discharged from the military? Aren't there age restrictions for civilian applicants to military academies, and do they only accept recent high school graduates?
Keep it up! Hopefully, it won't be abandoned.
Putting everything else aside, I just want to ask the author, what were you thinking? The son is Xu Sanduo, the father is Xu Baishun, and Xu Sanduo was adopted!
This is just my personal opinion! The career advancement potential for special forces is a bit limited.
He was discharged after three terms of service; in those days, compulsory military service was three years. Adding three terms as a sergeant, that's a total of 13 years. Even if he enlisted at 18, he'd be 31. Four more years at military academy, graduating at 35. Even as a deputy company commander, or a company commander even if he's an outstanding student, he'd still be 35.
The author should learn about the military before writing!
The author has never served in the military, so he doesn't have that feeling. Ideals are lofty, but reality is harsh.
Haven't the authors who write about the military ever served in the army? Haven't the authors who write about the War of Resistance against Japan ever gone hungry? Haven't the authors who write about finance ever traded stocks? And have the authors who write about fictional history ever had a superficial understanding of history?