The Special Forces Soldier Rejected by Wolf Fang

I refuse to read "One-Update Beast" (a term used to describe someone who updates too slowly), as their updates are too slow to keep up with.

I Am a Special Forces Soldier 1 is the pinnacle of the Special Forces series; the later ones are completely unwatchable. The first one is truly vivid and memorable, especially the scene with Dog Head Lao Gao and Miao Lian at the train station.

This book has no system; every bit of progress the protagonist makes requires personal effort, training, and learning. Reject melodramatic plots and mindless swooning over women.

You haven't even managed to get your own squadron up and you're already helping other squadrons? And you're gone for a whole year! By the time you get back, your house will probably be ransacked.

I'm updating too slowly right now, so I'm too embarrassed to ask for extra chapters. I'll owe you all thirty chapters for now! From now on, in addition to regular updates, anything marked with (/30) will be a make-up update! And don't worry, the character Du Feifei will not appear again later!

Well, it's quite good to read, but every time Du Feifei appears, it's jarring. Admittedly, the author has their reasons, but readers are subjective beings. Reading novels is for enjoyment, not to find flies in a delicious meal. Using other people's networks is fine, but she's not the only one involved. If all else fails, even a fictional character would be better.

In a field encounter, a special forces squad, without favorable terrain and support, would essentially be wiped out by a regular infantry company.

Can this book be featured? What are the criteria for being featured?

Author's Note: I cut it, but not completely; I entered the palace, but not completely.

I hope the author kills off Du Feifei or compiles a list of characters I don't want to see.