Wild in Mexico, Red Alert

That's outrageous. Don't use red alert when you write like this. You're really trying to trick people into killing them.

It's not as good as a spy game, so you're going crazy from the beginning? Let's not talk about the logic directly. After reading a few chapters, I couldn't stand it. First, there is a time limit for summoning mercenaries, which is only a few minutes. What is even more poisonous is to make the mercenaries explode and disappear directly, so that they go straight to the sky. Also, the location of the mercenaries is amazing. Originally, the mercenaries can be placed directly near the enemy, but they have to be placed thirty meters away before shooting. I am afraid that the damage will be too big, but I also want to limit it, and there are a lot of logic errors in it, which is unsightly.

Coming from Command and Conquer, fill in the soil first

How did this writing style reach V5?

I've never seen a Red Alert that can only summon four or five units and still have a duration.

The price for picking up weapons is too high! If you can produce weapons, it means the weapons are worthless!

Couldn't this guy have been caught by PC? ? Detention for fifteen days? ?

The main character is like a psychopath

Is it cut? Or is it force majeure?

Looks like he was buried in Mexico😥

What's wrong? A eunuch? There's nothing taboo about it

The two names of the protagonists make me laugh out loud. You are no longer a Chinese, and you don't use the country's name in the country? The style of painting is wrong.

Bourne: Command and Conquer, why is the starting point missing?

Why don't we start a new book about spy games?

The author writes about the Anti-Japanese War. The protagonist uses Minecraft plug-ins to dig tunnels and make weapons and equipment 🤓🤓🤓

Entering the palace just after casting three votes?

Why are the people who write red alert all eunuchs?

Hurry up and start a new book, and change it to the Middle East.

Changed your vest? Who knows?

Every time I read the book Spy 💩, I can't help but ask your family if they can still see the sun tomorrow.