Special Forces Years: The Silent Trajectory

Opening Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) reveals nothing but fanfiction of "Bright Sword," "Soldiers' Assault," or "I'm a Special Forces Soldier!" They lack depth and even contain basic factual errors! Even I, a pseudo-military enthusiast, can't stand them! Suddenly, I remembered Yan Laoqi's "Special Forces Years," a truly exceptional work! I checked! Wow, a sister novel!

Looking back now, when we first joined the army, we were in the second batch, a total of 10 people. A day earlier, there were 15 people from Zhejiang. We entered the recruit training corps. There were 25 recruits and 20 instructors/squad leaders, so each squad barely had two recruits. 🤭 In the morning, we helped with tasks like pressing down blankets and tidying up our quarters.

A new book is starting, so I'm creating a "supporting roles" thread. First come, first served! Please, no overly eccentric characters, as it's a military-themed story. If any veterans have memorable experiences or people they'd like to include, feel free to leave a message here, and I'll arrange it.

Everyone knows the protagonist won't be discharged; after all, it's a military novel, and discharge would end the story. But your pacing is too slow. You're still hesitating after so long, everyone's waiting for the protagonist to become a squad leader and lead the troops. Back then, I was determined to discharge.

The protagonist aspired to be a soldier since childhood, but he didn't understand the meaning of the competition. The male supporting character, a veteran sniper, failed the competition because he ate an undercooked bun during his chance to change his fate. Even high school students know not to eat or drink recklessly before major exams. Is this the behavior of a veteran sniper who has been in the army for so long?

I don't mean to flame anyone, but where is the silent trajectory? Are you suggesting it goes "biu biu biu"? 😏

I have some questions after seeing 45. 1. Since the author wrote that the protagonist wanted to be a soldier since childhood, why didn't he apply to a military academy? After all, the author has been saying that the protagonist has excellent grades and was the top liberal arts student in his year. 2. Why did you secretly enlist in the army without telling your girlfriend?

The author's writing has a real military feel to it; it's not the kind of fan fiction you see in movies or novels, it's genuine military life. 😎 Here are a few more pictures; that's the honor we all aspire to. Please feature this post!

I don't understand why this book isn't popular. It's such a good novel! And like that person just said, it seems like most of the readers are veterans. Although I'm not a soldier, I was still moved by the plot. I don't like those mindless wish-fulfillment novels; this one feels both reasonable and satisfying. Keep up the good work, author!

The constant plot twists and turns are disgusting. After reading over four hundred chapters of this "to stay or to leave" dilemma, it's utterly nauseating. It's worse than a TV drama where it's all about "you love me, I don't love you," "I love you, you don't love me," and "I don't love you, you love me."