A Man in the Wolf Brigade Gets Stronger by Following Orders
人在狼旅，军令执行就变强
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 8mo ago
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If Lin Wan gets kicked out of the book immediately, don't bother with the excuse of it being for the protagonist's growth; that's just plain disgusting.
I'm speechless, someone's spoiled!
Could the author please delete the comment in Chapter 4 where someone spoiled the plot for a friend from Xinjiang? Such an important matter as over a hundred chapters is presented in a cheerful opening. It's disgusting! I was enjoying the show when I was suddenly spoiled. I felt so bad that I quickly subscribed to a few chapters to leave a comment.
This book is supposed to be quite good; it was even on a bestseller list when I read it online (I forget which list it was, but it was in the top ten). Why can't I find it in the military category? Is the category really correct?
Overall it's not bad, but is the author gay? The main character and Li Dongshui are portrayed as very homoerotic.
A very good book
I've read quite a few stories about feeling stifled and those about feeling satisfied, but this one has a good grasp of the rhythm of release and repression. The writing style isn't particularly outstanding, but it's very comfortable to read, and the events are interconnected, which is also a reflection of the writing style. After all, military fiction doesn't need to be so literary.
To be honest, this is the best modern military novel I've ever read, but it's a bit unsatisfying. Do any fellow readers have recommendations?
When can the author's protagonist announce the start of the marching parade on the parade ground? 🙂🙂
Fun fact: Tang Jia San Shao has read The Wandering Toad's work, *The First Magical World War*, and The Wandering Toad has read this book.
Recommend
A bookworm for ten years, I haven't read a military novel in many years, so I'd give it a Golden Core level (half-immortal herb). Kaimu Yu's part was truly tear-jerking for even a tough guy.
The author should pay attention to the new equipment in the military parade; how can they attract traffic if they don't keep up with current events? 🤭