Rising from the Army, Starting as a Kennel Keeper

Does he have a lieutenant general grandfather and a martyr father?

Don't write it as a special forces story! That's too boring and has a low ceiling.

I've given up. Special forces stories are really boring.

In the end, it was written as a special forces novel, so I abandoned it and removed it from my bookshelf. 🙂 One chapter is missing, the promotion ceiling for special forces is low, and the protagonist is a transmigrator—how could he not understand all this? I'm abandoning it.

In dialogues, it's best to use fewer words like "why," "how," and "so." It's fine when reading, but it sounds a bit too formal when listening to audiobooks.

Are you sure you're not turning into a special forces soldier while writing this? Even the most elite special forces soldier only reaches the rank of colonel. Unless you break off a train, you can't get promoted to senior colonel.

This is a bit watery; some of the more mundane content is best skipped.

Um... After reading the whole chapter, there wasn't any real progress, it was all just dialogue and platitudes...

The reason I read this book is because it contains the story of the 7th Steel Company of the 702nd Regiment, emphasizing the spirit of never abandoning or giving up.

You used to write four chapters a day, but lately you've only been writing two.