
The Film and Television Journey Begins with Soldiers Sortie
影视从士兵突击开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 799k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Military Career
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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It's ridiculous that a top student in communications engineering would go to the special forces! 😑 What kind of information technology reform can a special forces unit with so few people and equipment achieve? Real information technology reform experiments should be done in conventional units; look at the combined arms brigade at the Zhuhai Airshow.
This is a very good military novel. I particularly enjoy the part about soldiers' assault that it's currently writing. It's quite satisfying. The protagonist doesn't have any special abilities, just strong physical recovery. He earns everyone's recognition through his hard work and becomes a military commander. The regrettable endings for Sergeant Shi Jin and Wu Liuyi have also been changed.
After being discharged from the army, Xu Sanduo, for reasons unknown, went to Hong Kong, adopting the alias Feng Yuxiu, and fought against many, both physically and in life-or-death. In his final battle, his martial arts were crippled by Xiahou Wu, and he returned to the mainland, adopting the alias Mr. Tree.
I've decided to quit; I can't wait any longer. It's beneath me to act like I'm begging and pleading.
I hate Xu Sanduo because of his extreme cowardice, low self-esteem, and tendency to back down. But I also felt particularly sorry for him, because his personality was a product of an ignorant family upbringing. He also happened to be naturally weak-willed, which made Xu Sanduo cowardly and insecure—no wonder. When he first met Shi Jin, he didn't even dare to lift his head.
I was ready to remove you, but you suddenly reappeared. Don't you need to give me an explanation? You won't suddenly disappear again, will you?
Keep updating! This book is a very enjoyable read; the timeline is very well-developed, with details where necessary and brevity where appropriate. The only downside is the relatively infrequent updates. While set against the backdrop of a TV series, it has its own distinct storyline, unlike other books that simply copy the series verbatim. Keep it up!
This is going to be a complete eunuch project!
I stopped watching when I saw the protagonist go to take the Old A's test. The foreshadowing in the beginning made it seem like the protagonist was going to be a commander, with all sorts of troop organization plans and training plans, but then he turned around and became a soldier in the special forces.
If you want to enter the palace, just let me know so I can clean out the bookshelves. There are already few military books. Environmental limitations, plus the fact that I don't know how many of you hit-and-run people will write another book under a different name—you're playing guerrilla warfare.