Special Years

As a 17-year old bookworm, to be honest, apart from the two books on military literature, Bullet Marks and Bullets, this one ranks third in my book list. I don't know how many years the author has served, but he must be from the grassroots. Only military literature written by such an author is worth reading.

It's so good, but I can't find it in the rankings. Alas, even though it's not a great article, it made me excited to read it. I felt as if I had been a soldier. The stories in it opened my eyes and allowed me to understand the army and contemporary soldiers. Well done to the author! Anyone interested in the military can check it out

Let's talk about my feelings after reading the first 60 chapters. Everything the author wrote in the past is to pave the way for the majestic transformation that follows, but it is too cumbersome and can also be said to be a bit watery. Things that can be changed in two or three chapters have to be delayed again and again. The story line is still delayed after 60 chapters, which will make readers lose the motivation to continue reading.

In half a month, I watched it from beginning to end! The kind that can't stop! A very nice book

The story is good, but the main character is a troublemaker, right? Unreal

Recommend Recommend Recommend Youth is passionate and has no golden fingers. It has a bit of a Sanduo flavor, so book friends who like military themes can come and read it. The rating is a bit low.

What kind of stuff

It is a purely literary work, with no system or time travel. It is purely a novel describing the growth of a new soldier.

These good reviews are definitely based on praise. For such a poor book, a small plot requires one or two chapters to express the desire to read it. It is too watery and too wordy.

It's a pretty good book, but in summary I just didn't get enough of it.