You Joined the Military to Find a Job, and Now You're an Intelligence Ace

A bit disappointing. I'm no longer interested in those infantrymen who charge in with just a gun. Information warfare units should be dealing with high-tech stuff—drones, mechs (maybe that's too difficult to start with, we can start with smaller modifications), the more high-tech the better. I don't want to see those outdated, tacky guerrillas showing off. I hope you move in that direction soon.

He became a first-class sergeant after only six months in the unit? You'd be more likely to make him a lieutenant than a first-class sergeant.

It's extremely poisonous; the water is full of poison, enough to drown people.

Did you read this after watching too many domestically produced military dramas?

What kind of rubbish is this? A female military officer dares to do this. Even if you're going to make something up, at least make it believable. This is utter nonsense. I'm dropping this book.

If you don't understand the military, please don't write nonsense. You might as well just directly promote someone to officer in reality (⇀‸↼‶)😔

The author wrote well; the last chapter got me really excited.

Bro, you're writing novels now, can't you broaden your horizons a bit? Sergeant, damn it!

A first-class sergeant police officer? Are you a soldier or a police officer? You haven't even done a proper introduction.

~ I've read over ten chapters and still don't understand... The plot keeps going around in circles... Shouldn't the information troops use some high-tech stuff?... So drawn out...