Special Forces: The Infinite Enhancement System

When I saw Chapter 43, the writing was smooth and there were no typos, which shows that the author was writing the book carefully. Suggestion: First of all, the numbers in the article should be more rigorous. For example, the attributes of the 95 rifle are full (the value of the full value is not written), and the other firearms have 20 points. Obtain 500 point coupons from the mall (can be exchanged for 1,000 firearm attribute points). The article says that the points are divided equally among 5 types of firearms. Later, it is said that the attributes of the sniper rifle are not satisfactory, so it should be stated what the full value attributes of the firearms are. Secondly, the war (exercise) scenes are lacking and are still old scenes that do not reflect the shadow of modern warfare, such as drones. China says drones are second, but no one dares to say it is first. Moreover, the Russia-Ukraine war has fully demonstrated the role of drones. Attack the enemy's special operations headquarters. The enemy has no fortifications. The three of you, the protagonist, dare to attack. That's the special operations headquarters. Do you have time to run to the back and ambush? Generally speaking, if you don't look carefully, you can take a look, but if you are strict, forget it.

It's too long-winded. Just asking whether to join the Wolf Fang is a whole chapter.

I called Su Tianzheng once in the first chapter, and Su Tianzheng later

Considering whether to enter the Wolf Fang chapters is not as slow as others said. I think the protagonist's hesitation is reasonable, but the more I read later, the more and more something is wrong. It seems like the rhythm of falling in love. I came here because there is no cp. The introduction does not mention having cp, and after reading less than 200 chapters, there are signs of falling in love. I can't stand it anymore, so I gave up.

It's a bit delayed later on.