The Strongest Soldier

The storyline is okay, but some common sense loopholes need to be corrected, such as: 1. The U. S. And Russian special forces micro drones are awesome. China has no ace at all. Even DJI will do. And when military-industrial institutions are under attack, how can there be no drone countermeasure guns that are the nemesis of drones? 2. How could the military-industrial establishment in the capital be suppressed by foreign enemies for a long time? 3. How is it possible that the military uses domestic standard weapons when performing secret missions abroad?

The marriage between the heroine and the Song family is too fake. Not to mention that the heroine's grandfather is not inferior to the Song family in terms of power. As far as the heroine is concerned, a special operations elite captain with a murder license, a rare elite in the country, will become a tool for family marriage? Is grandpa's love for her blind? Some of the stories are good, but there are too many typos.

After reading hundreds of chapters, the more I read, the less I can stand it. All the special forces' missions abroad are made with domestically produced standard firearms. So forget it. They only carry grenades and no anti-infantry mines when they go on missions? Forget it, a sniper rifle, a five-shot burst can be used as a machine gun for continuous bursts of fire? Two lovers in a team going on a mission together? Which country's military allows this? Why don't you just go and get a few shots and hug me when you get back? This is a battlefield, not a theater. The story is okay, but there are many flaws in the logic

The novel is pretty good in the war genre. The reason for the average rating is because there are typos in the book and the wording of sentences is often wrong. I hope the author can be more rigorous when writing.

After reading dozens of chapters, I can't stand it anymore. There are too many complaints. I won't talk about the previous ones. An instructor just reported to the recruits. He knew that it was arranged by the superiors, so he dared to target him so casually? It was only later that Song Yang had conflicts, which was too casual. Moreover, a military camp can be sneaked into so casually, and it is a country where mercenaries are forbidden. How could the Song family target a soldier so casually?

There are too many typos, which have seriously affected the viewing experience and made me feel tired. Moreover, five people are sent to complete each mission, dealing with hundreds or even thousands of people. I am not an insider, but I wonder if this is the true situation of the work of special operations soldiers?

This strategic novel is well written: positive, rigorous, flesh-and-blood, and emotional! Greater China has a population of more than one billion, and dragons and snakes are mixed together, young and old, living in simple houses. They protect their homes and the country, and ensure that the rivers and rivers are safe. "It's up to you, iron-blooded men." It's a pity, who will comfort the hearts of those dead and wounded soldiers?

One link within another, I hope there will be a follow-up

If you don't know how to write, then don't write. It's infuriating. Can this kind of thing be put on the shelves? Will the country's military be so dark? Chun Chun is trying to trick the military. Doesn't the military boss who can sit in that position not need a political review? How could it be possible that a hero who had achieved so many military exploits could be targeted for assassination, and then go through with it without any review from above? Being targeted by the one from the Song family. Song Yang wanted to kill the protagonist several times, but the protagonist still saved Song Yang, and after saving Song Yang, he also saved Song Yang's sister. Is he out of his mind? Write something.

People are coming to kill you, but you don't know how to carry out assassinations! Wouldn't it be better to just kill the head of the Song family? ? It's all defense,