The Great Nation's Sky
大国长空
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- 864k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Military Career
- Updated
- 5d ago
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48Monthly votes
26.3kRecommendations
24.5kFans
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It feels like the author is being carried away by his fans, unable to come down from their pedestal, and is severely out of touch with modern audiences. The protagonist is portrayed as an undisciplined and disorganized spoiled brat, which is infuriating to watch.
I joined a QQ group when I was reading *The Great Power's War Falcon*, and then a WeChat group when I read *Portal*. In the WeChat group, Rifle (the author) would spam the group and tag everyone after drinking. Today he told me he'd be kicked out if I didn't vote for him with monthly tickets.
So, who is this book's target audience? The J-5 versus the F-22 feels like an F-14 versus a Su-57! Anyway, I couldn't stand it before I finished reading Top Gun 2.
Your skill level is undeniable; among those writing military fiction, you're practically the only one left. There seems to be another military writer in the neighboring city who's also quite good. But the problem is, I'm not sure if your descriptions are accurate, but they all have a middle-aged, old-fashioned feel to them, portraying the army as a gangster with no rules.
A protagonist reminiscent of the gangster films.
Having read up to Chapter 8, I feel that the protagonist is like Gao Cheng, the company commander in the TV series "Soldiers Sortie," but his temperament and personality are like those of a gangster in the "Young and Dangerous" movies. He relies on his background and ability, disregards discipline, smokes, interferes with official duties, and talks back to his superiors. The entire regiment has to indulge him.
I have a question: how can a blind person engage in a long-range sniper duel? I'll accept anything you write in J5, because I can read it like a fantasy novel.
No cheat codes at all, and he's a native. Cut him down.
Boarding!
Boarding, takeoff, pull the stick, and fight!
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This description is fucking hilarious. In 1995, the only stealth fighter was the Nighthawk. That thing is a fighter-bomber; its primary function is kicking down doors. You want this thing to be used in dogfights… Have you been watching too many movies?