Who Put Him in Charge of the Mess Hall?!

The author has definitely served in the military, as have I. I've read other military novels, and it's impossible for someone without military experience to write with this kind of feel. The author's background is also very detailed, and the writing is solid. There are no strange sentences, like touching the nose, a wry smile, or anything like that—these are so awkward in online novels.

It's obvious the author is using a secondary account; they don't seem like a newbie at all.

Completely subscribed, ranked 27th. This book should be nearing its end.

I initially thought it was just a special forces soldier novel, but it turned out to be a general's growth story. The later parts were indeed quite good. The only question is whether the author can come up with a legendary tactic like the Four Crossings of the Chishui River! The Four Crossings of the Chishui River is practically like cheating!

Holy crap, this author not only knows military equipment parameters, but also knows Go? May I ask, sir, who is this genius's alt account? I'm impressed.

The old comrade's writing is truly amazing. Have you ever longed to be that successful yourself?

It's pretty good, the pacing is good, and he's even been promoted to officer at military academy. Unlike those stories where the plot is still stuck in basic training even after two or three hundred chapters, this one has a great rhythm.

This is a pure military novel disguised as a system novel. The author writes in a very serious and professional manner, suggesting they either served in the military or did extensive research. The writing is good, but it's not a fast-paced, exciting read; after a few dozen chapters, it became rather bland.

It's very well written. I was reading several military novels at the same time, and when I started reading, I felt the growth was too fast, really too fast, so fast that I almost didn't want to continue. I had already read the latest updates of the other books I was reading at the same time. I really love military novels, so I forced myself to keep reading.

One chapter a day, each chapter is about two thousand words. How can anyone keep up? After seeing your nickname, I think I'm overthinking it.