
Bullet Marks
弹痕
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Military Life
- Updated
- 19y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
Honours
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It's very fake. The worst thing is that he can get excited and fall into a state of madness at every turn. As a special soldier, he can't even maintain the most basic calmness. The heroine is so holy that she shoots her lover in the back for someone she doesn't know. As a member of a confidential unit, you can travel abroad at will.
So far, no novel has been published that surpasses this book.
"Bullet Marks" was discovered by me in a post accidentally. It quickly attracted me deeply like a very strong magnet. From that moment on, my emotions have been rising and falling along with the warrior songs... Many years have passed, and I have read many novels, but nothing that can surpass "Bullet Marks" has yet appeared.
This book, haha, only one word is enough. If you are pretentious, go to the center of the real book.
The author has a chapter where he says that if a soldier brings a harmonica or plays the harmonica on the battlefield, he will be kicked by the squad leader! Because the other party will hear it and be attacked by artillery fire! At that time, I felt that what the author wrote was really true! As a result, I didn't know until I joined the army in December 2007 that the positions of the two armies were usually several kilometers apart! ! ! ! This distance is not to mention playing the harmonica in the camp! Even if you add a big speaker, if you can hear it from the other side, it means your speaker is of good quality! Only then did I realize that the author was a military novice and had no idea what the army was like! !
Looking at the introduction, the first feeling is that it is rubbish, the second feeling is that it is really rubbish, and the third feeling is that it is a fighter among rubbish.
The writing of "The Dancer" is quite good, unlike some writers' writings. I have read "Bullet Marks" and "Tricky Thorns", "War Hero Song" and "Fengying Tower". The characters are well portrayed and there is no nonsense. I was fooled by this guy's bullet marks back then to become a soldier. After I became a soldier, it became more real and well written.
How can I describe it? This book was so well written at the time! But when I read it at the time, I didn't like the heroine very much. As an active female soldier, no matter how much she hates war and opposes killing, she should not question her lover. This is the point that I couldn't understand the most after reading the book, which made me particularly disgusted with the heroine. In the anti-terrorism operation written at the end of the book, the female protagonists who were saved by the male protagonist knew how to clean up the male protagonist, but the female protagonist was still struggling with why the male protagonist used a strange child to block the gun? ! As an active-duty soldier and a female soldier in the special forces, she could not clearly see the situation at that time and kept blaming the male protagonist, thinking that the male protagonist was very cold-blooded! I'm really drunk. The saying "war makes women go away" is so true. The first choice on the battlefield is to save your life and treat it rationally. If they were all as holy as the heroine, the hero would have died countless times!
Six and a half years old and still in daycare? Where is this? The nursery is for babies who are 1-2 years old in the arms, and little ones who are 3-5 years old who have just learned to walk. Those who are six and a half years old have not yet gone to kindergarten, and some are already in elementary school. And at the age of six and a half, he can run 5 kilometers, do 300 push-ups, and 200 sit-ups. He is an alien.
Has the introduction been changed?
I remember that I served as a soldier and served as a guard, and I was a virgin and joined the party 🤓
How good a plot do you want from a book written ten years ago? Something is wrong.