Spy War｜military｜anti-japanese👀cultivation Classic✨

Air combat text Tags: air combat, pilot, professional Word count: 2.29 Million words, completed Evaluation: One star of glory, thousands of works ordered, [great god] level strength Work overview: The protagonist is an air force pilot, and the author professionally describes daily training, accidents, emergency rescue and disaster relief, etc. Brief comments on what to watch: The military category is a niche category in Dian Niang, and the aerial combat category is even more unpopular😭. And the author's ability to write such an unpopular book into a million-dollar book relies on his "professionalism". In other words, "look professional"✨ (because after all, I don't know much about pilots, and the author's writing is enough to confuse a layman like me) His professionalism is reflected in his textual research. The protagonist's nickname is "South China Sea Madman". During training, when encountering various accidents, and during rescue and disaster relief, the author's professional research is reflected. Of course, this book also has shortcomings: That is, compared to the military content, the emotional drama is too weak! Secondly, there are many accidents, and the fun points are highly repetitive! But in short, the subject matter of this book is a bonus, and the author's professional research is a bonus. It is a good air combat article, and I recommend it to everyone who is interested.

Anti-Japanese Spy War Articles Tags: Anti-Japanese, spy war, calmness, details Word count: 3.31 Million words, serialized Evaluation: Glory Two Stars, Ten Thousand Orders of Works, [Great God] Level Strength Work overview: During the Anti-Japanese War, the protagonist is not a time traveler. As an underground intelligence agent, he deals with the military, the Japanese aggressors, and the underground party, dancing on the tip of a knife and fighting silently in secret. Brief comments on what to watch: The author's writing style is sophisticated and able to depict the frightening confrontations of underground intelligence workers from many different angles. The sense of anticipation is perfect 💯, the conflict is full of tension, and the cruelty of the Japanese invaders and the lamentability of the intelligence workers are described in detail and delicately. In addition, while the author depicts the protagonist as being bold, careful, and resourceful in getting out of trouble, he does not deliberately make ugly remarks about the enemy, which adds a bit of credibility and rationality to the story. The protagonist does everything possible to protect our intelligence workers, and also actively clears his own suspicions. Every step is walking on a tightrope. If you are not careful, you will fall to pieces! In short, this book describes a group of brave and fearless people, and is a touching story. It is recommended to readers who like spy war stories.

Special Forces Literature Tags: special forces, passion, documentary Word count: 3.24 Million words, completed Evaluation: Excellent results, [King of Heaven]'s strength, deeply touching Work overview: The protagonist is a high school graduate who joins the army with a dawdling mentality. He grows up step by step. With the help of many comrades, he trains, competes, leads troops, fights floods and rescues, and eventually becomes an excellent soldier. Brief comments on what to watch: The writing is solid and the rhythm is smooth. This article is more like a military documentary, the bloody years of a group of soldiers. The exciting points in it are all very real, the arcs of the characters are obvious, and the visual sense is overwhelming. Especially the flood fighting plot made my eyes brimming with tears. In this plot, the protagonist and his comrades fight floods and rescue operations together, and eventually something happens that impacts the protagonist, causing him to gradually transform and grow into a real man. (No spoilers here) Other plots of training, martial arts, and leading troops also have a military feel. Compared with similar books, this article has a more realistic feel and better emotional contrast. It is recommended for book friends who like passionate military novels.

Anti-Japanese Spy War Articles Tags: time travel, espionage, calm, decisive, cautious Word count: 3.72 Million words, completed Rating: 4 stars for Glory, Twelve Heavenly Kings, Wan Ding works, [Platinum] level strength Work overview: The protagonist is a student of Whampoa Military Academy in 1936. He has outstanding marksmanship, both civil and military skills, careful thinking, calmness and determination, and good human skills. He fights secretly with the Japanese intelligence agencies, establishes single-line contact with the underground party, and provides help. Brief comments on what to watch: The author describes the protagonist's character traits very well. On the one hand, he is very cool, calm and decisive, but at the same time, he knows how to protect himself and understands the relationship between people. The protagonist is a sharp knife inserted in the heart of the Japanese invaders. With his rigorous logical thinking, criminal investigation methods, torture techniques, and the ability to see the residual images in the brains of recently deceased people, he stands out in the military command, wins various contests with Japanese intelligence agencies, and eventually becomes the Ningyan King who scares the Japanese invaders. The pace of the whole text is fast, not jerky, and the plot is coherent, almost one step after another, keeping the reader in a tense and exciting atmosphere. The author is very able to grasp the joy of online writing. This book is not like the protagonist in a movie or TV series who has to endure humiliation and wait for the light, but becomes a being that scares the enemy. It is a hearty read. In short, this book has a cool and bold protagonist, spy war against Japan. Compared with similar works, this book is the most representative classic of this category. It is recommended for book friends who like [spy war] articles.