Star Special Forces: Reba, Your Husband Is the Chief Instructor?

I have read more than 260 chapters so far, and I feel that the male protagonist is a little bit merciful (I feel a little bit soft-hearted). I really want the male protagonist to show his strength at the beginning (of course this is the army, it should be unreasonable!! Don't scold!) And I feel that there are so few emotional scenes between the male protagonist and Reba. It would be great if the male protagonist privately asked the female soldiers to give her medicine when Reba was injured in training. Overall, it is super good-looking!

Needless to say, this is the first time I've seen this genre, and the author's ideas are very novel! It feels very interesting, come on!

It can be seen that the author likes Reba very much, the front is a bit ink, and the back is plain and boring

The subject matter is quite good, but once you enter, watching too many live audience voice-overs affects the viewing experience. And the more I write about it, the more bland it becomes, and the more I read about it, the more boring it becomes.

I don't even know the most basic rules and regulations. I don't know how to shout slogans or do the most basic queue training. I suggest that the studio strengthens its efforts.

Just so-so, different from what I imagined from the title of the novel

Shuang Ming had already fired his gun, but he wanted to fire it again.

What are you writing about? Just gone?

Unfinished project

In my opinion, the words are quite good, but there are too many typos.