
The Dogfight Ace Who Started as a Pilot Recruit
从招飞开始的空战教父
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 119k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War Fantasy
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
60Chapters
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What can the rich experience of World War II mean?
I have only read five or six chapters and am very confused. The theory of the propeller era is completely different from that of jets, and it is completely different from modern stealth systems. No matter how much game experience the protagonist, a college student, has, they are all World War II aircraft. Except for Beginner 6, it is time to fly jets when you really join the army. What's wrong with that? Body function? Body functions are not body functions. After all, what you can play in ordinary college life before VR helmets are air combat games instead of flight simulations. The closer you are to modern times, the stronger the sense of drama So I can't see the highlights of writing a book, but I hope to reveal some.
I think the plot of your recruitment can be further elaborated on.
The protagonist clearly stated that he was reborn. Why didn't he become a pilot in his previous life? It's unreasonable for the Air Force to suddenly and drastically adjust its recruiting standards. How come he didn't seem to be prepared at all? Unreasonable, right?
I think in reality, if there is no war and no battle with aliens, the protagonist might as well be an ordinary person. After all, the plug-in is too conspicuous and inconvenient to use when serving as a soldier. Moreover, if there is no war, the protagonist will not need to be a soldier at all, but will have all the rules and regulations of a military identity. We have to live in a dormitory, so it's inconvenient to do anything. If there is a war in reality, based on the settings we have seen so far, the protagonist can strengthen himself among the people first, and then make a choice based on the situation after fighting. In this way, the plot flexibility will be very high, and the author will be able to perform better. In reality, if there is no war, then the status of a soldier is just a hindrance. Because no matter what you do, as long as there is no fight, you can only endure infinitely. No matter how much advantage we take, other countries will still come looking for trouble. There are too many movies and TV dramas with this theme, and this kind of plot is also very frustrating. Therefore, if there is no war, it is better not to be a soldier. Not only does the plot have high flexibility, but it can also be out of sight.
Haven't watched it yet
Can you elaborate on the link to female students 🙂
This time the heroine won't be Hao Xiaoxi again, she's already written about it in the previous two books.
Quickly update the storyteller and the little fox who listens to the book
There's not a lot of people there, and the place where you put the new books is too hidden. I didn't know until I read the post that it's where the testimonials are on the shelves.
I will help you when writing about aerial combat.
Just don't stop updating the Head of State, the writing is still quite good.
I feel like there are very few readers, maybe the title is not as attractive as the previous one.
I really like Long Sky Fighter. For new readers, take a look here. The last book written by this author has the protagonist fighting aliens. To be honest, it feels very much like Dragoon Fighter. It's a no-brainer.