Ace of War

The plot is brilliant, with twists and turns, strong language control, fluent text and sentences, and wonderful writing. I am familiar with military life, weapons, training, and habits. I have browsed some classic battle cases, been exposed to some battle scenes or civilian personnel with actual combat experience. The characters' inner descriptions are delicate and profound, and the images are vivid and full. Except for the first part, There are some logical confusions, but the grasp of the general ideological direction is good. The characters are not deliberately elevated, simple and ordinary, more like the growth process of an ordinary person. It writes the transformation and maturity process of a soldier, which is both an experience and a kind of growth. It tells the thoughts and responsibilities of a simple and ordinary soldier, and the feelings of family and country.

Nice