Starting Out in Special Forces TV Dramas

Without a system or special abilities, you won't even catch the hottest shit. Do you really think some idiot thinks a second chance will make them soar to the heavens? Earning a little more money is good enough. Who do you think you are, a soldier? Do you really think elite soldiers don't need talent? Do you really think training like everyone else or doing extra training will make you stand out?

Armored vehicles are inherently a technical branch of the military. Why bother with special forces? The best path for armored troops is to first improve their technical skills, then develop combined arms brigades. There's so much to do in that area. Nowadays, special forces are basically no different from infantry.

I really don't think armored soldiers need to participate in special operations selection. Wouldn't it be better to just do their job well and find opportunities for promotion?

Everything was fine until suddenly he went to participate in training camp. This part felt a bit abrupt to me, and the transition was very abrupt.

Everything else is fine, but the tall and powerful captain keeps trying to give him opportunities to go to military academy and become an officer, but the protagonist keeps refusing and remains a lowly soldier, which is very frustrating to watch. I can't stand it anymore!

Wow! You've created a whole new category! It's called "Sentimental Military Writing."

Why does it feel more and more awkward as I watch it? I don't want to go home to visit my family, I don't want to get promoted. What does the protagonist want to do? Just wait to retire from the army in a few years and work like he did in his previous life?

Perhaps related to the author's own unfortunate circumstances, the protagonist possesses a unique sense of contradiction, brimming with both hope and despair. The overall tone of the text is consistently somber, like the sudden gust of wind outside the window in the dead of night, followed by an overwhelming feeling of loneliness and pain that lingers within…

He doesn't even want the chance to be promoted; he might as well just retire from the army.

Your plots are great, so why don't you have a single book that's sold over a million copies and is still completed? They're all abandoned. Who's going to dare subscribe now that you're doing this?