Mercenary King: Starting from the Russian-Ukrainian Battlefield

Book friends, what do you think is the real casualty ratio between the two sides in the real Russian-Ukrainian battlefield? Ukraine has a defensive advantage and can rely on fortifications to fight, greatly reducing casualties. Russia occupies a strategic advantage and can choose the direction and time of attack on a long front. If it is doubled, it will be surrounded, if it is ten, it will be attacked. It will fight a Red Army city-style annihilation battle. The casualty ratio should be superior to Russia. Also, the suicide drone videos released online are all successful cases posted by both parties for publicity. What is the real success rate of drone attacks?

Why do mercenaries have such a positive image now? Aren't mercenaries just a group of desperadoes who work for money, regardless of good or bad, regardless of their position, and do things for money. Why are the mercenary kings described by the author all kind, benevolent and moral guardians of the world?

AI analysis, on the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield. The influence and weight of the "King of Soldiers" in the traditional sense has been reduced by about 10-20 times. 😏😏😏 Faced with the overwhelming number of drones, no "King of Soldiers" can change fate against the odds. There is only one kind of person who will be the true king of war in the future, and that is someone who is proficient in war electronic technology.

If Russia and Ukraine had the same number of casualties, Ukraine would be unable to hold on! Anyone with a normal IQ knows that the number of casualties in Ukraine is much lower! Ukrainian weapons and equipment are one level better than Russia!

. . . After reading more than 20 chapters, I can only say that it is somewhat interesting but nothing interesting. It is essentially a tomato-like novel written by Dragon Squadron King. I wrote about Avadivka. I don't know but I thought it was a battle to defend Moscow. If the 114th Brigade were like this, Da Mao would really want to cede territory and beg for mercy.

There are many irregularities in this book. I initially feel that the author has no outline, has no in-depth understanding of the mercenary combat mode, and has no understanding of simple street fighting (basically written in a dream, probably written by AI), and does not check, repeating paragraphs and repeated scenes. Five people squatted in a room, and there was a booby trap at the door, so the protagonist used a pickaxe to punch a hole in the wall on the side and threw the grenade in. Only then did the people in the room discover it. . . Let's just say that if we knew there were five deaf-mute and blind people in the house, there would be no need to clear the house, right? What can I say? There are too many unreasonable things up front. It's okay to be patient. But if you can't bear it anymore, please be careful. (Chapter 42)

🤭🤭🤭 After reading what the author wrote, I think the Ukrainian army suppressed the Russian army and fought. The Russian army suffered heavy losses. Putin was jumping around in the Kremlin, crying and sad!

The protagonist, a mercenary, is more conscientious and disciplined than the People's Liberation Army.

What a bullshit, a mercenary just for money ran to be the invader.

If you're not the author, couldn't you have looked up the information when you were writing? Where do the copper-cased bullets come from now? The steel shells are coated with copper, and the engineer shovel to block the bullet is really a fantasy story. The protagonist Yan Shuangying, and the demining is really interesting. There are no demining vehicles, TNT and C4 platoons in the open-air minefields nowadays. Except for indoors, there is no old-fashioned demining method. And even if the indoor building is of little value, it can only be done by a mine or an RPG. And who really takes aim on the battlefield? It's really The person who missed the sight has been dead for 800 times, and that company's artillery fire can continue on the battlefield for forty minutes. Two or three minutes after the artillery fire started, our own artillery fired back. I'd better take a look at the real combat video of the Russian army and the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield image data before writing. Isn't there a lot of public videos of the Russian-Ukrainian exchange of fire on the Internet? Please don't make such an abstract plot, okay? It's a drama. Everyone pays to read the book, not to eat💩

This book is so beautiful that it captures ordinary enemy soldiers on the battlefield, blows off their legs and puts a tourniquet on them! Captured soldiers on the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield are of no value unless they are officers! Because the captured soldiers need to be managed by people and given food, medicine and medical supplies. The rule is that whoever captures ordinary soldiers will use their own supplies to provide them, and the higher-ups at the headquarters will not reimburse them. Coupled with the repeated scenes and descriptions that often appeared, I concluded that this book was written by AI. I actually ordered dozens of chapters before I found out, which was depressing.

It feels a bit fake, and there are too many logical flaws. Not all situations require manual demining one by one. What about artillery? What about the EOD cord? What's wrong with manually clearing mines while charging?

Without a system, the protagonist, even the author, would die a thousand times if he forced himself to survive. It doesn't feel good at all, it's just frustrating.

It smells like AI, but so far it's just interesting. There are too many detailed descriptions, which makes me a little scared 🙂

It's so watery, I can't stand watching it for free.

Use an electric pick to dig into the wall, but the enemy can't even hear it

I read Chapter 100 and there is a question that I have never complained about. Is the protagonist a mercenary? The National Defense Force has always put the protagonist at the top, but as a mercenary, the salary for each position is different. Say orders, orders every time. The point is, aren't mercenaries blind to money? If your orders and money are not equivalent, why should you go to the front?

Hope it can transcend the mercenary war!

This is based on the big brother in Shandong as a template, but it is a pity that the big brother sent it on the battlefield.

It's beautiful, but I'm very nervous to watch it But I don't have a golden finger and it's hard to watch the knife 😭

There is no plug-in, the author is bragging.

Some comments say that the Russian Ministry of Defense said that Ukraine has lost250w in the past few years.

Hold on, brother, you must hold on. It's so hard to find someone who suits your appetite. I'll give you all the monthly tickets from now on.

AH64 is a single-barreled cannon, not a six-barreled cannon, even if you write it as AH1?

Book recommendation: Hunter becomes a mercenary!

I really don't understand that when the protagonist went to protect a big shot in Xulia, he faced the butler who showed his flaws, but he still divided his troops to step on the trap🕳️

Why no drones? The Ukrainian army's firepower is too weak

I've been looking for this kind of novels everywhere lately, and there are so few. I've read most of them.

There was a mercenary novel that was blocked a few years ago. I forgot the specific plot. I just remember that the protagonist recruited retired special forces from various countries and had his own fighter plane. Well, although it was a World War II-era model, it was also an air strike. In the end, the author couldn't think about it anymore, so he got involved with the domestic brigade and was banned. What's the title of the book? Does anyone know 🙏🙏

I don't remember anything, just remember the hero's super titanium alloy knees