Grinding for Experience in The Assault

As a soldier, and one who wants to stay in the military long-term, special forces are not a good choice, especially since the protagonist's overpowered abilities are quite significant. Special forces have extremely high physical requirements, and there's a limit to their potential. Regular troops are the best option, with a career path as a commander or sergeant major.

I hope there won't be a female lead, or one who's introduced in the latter half of the story. Some authors introduce a female lead in the first hundred chapters of *Soldiers' Assault*, and she's just a private with a romantic subplot—it's truly speechless.

He's basically a nanny type. He says he's not a nanny, but the protagonist's actions are all nanny-like—he just occasionally swears and uses foul language, that's all. Especially Cheng Cai from recruit training to the Old A selection period—his character hasn't changed at all. He just thinks the protagonist's words are indeed a good choice for him, so he obeys, that's all.

There's no loyalty test for joining special forces? Are you kidding me?

After starting with Old A, it felt like a completely different person was writing it...

Writing the protagonist into serving in the special forces like this doesn't make for a very engaging story.

Three second-class merit awards and still no promotion?

Special forces are easy to write about, but there's a limit. The author should arrange for a military academy as soon as possible! You won't reach the rank of general until you command a large force!

Author, please write properly! My Yuan Lang is written so strangely by you.

Could you update faster? I really like military-themed movies, like "Soldiers' Assault".