From Mercenary to Warlord

It's good to watch, and there's no harm if there's no comparison. The last one I watched started at a military base, but I was invited back by the country after not writing a few pictures. Then I saw that I had to abandon the book after setting up a base in the country. I can say that this one was always outside, and there was no trouble with the country. It's a pity that I didn't take the opportunity to drop a nuclear bomb on a small island country, and just dropped it on it. It would have been perfect if I had dropped it.

The plot is quite good, but unfortunately the ending feels a bit hasty😳😳😳

I just gave up the trap and gave you three option skills, close, medium and long range (including the enhanced version of perception). In the end, you choose "melee". If you choose melee on the battlefield, it is also a talent.

It's a pretty good book, but the ending is a bit rushed, and the Internet, space and other themes still need to be explored. This book is really beautiful!

To be honest, it felt a bit out of touch with the title of the book from the middle on. However, by throwing boxes of eggs at Angsa at the pig's feet and starting a war with it, it defeated a large number of current novels that only dare to talk but dare not take action. It deserves a good review. Moreover, it is a single female protagonist and does not appear often enough to make people feel uncomfortable.

It's pretty cool, but the system feels a bit monotonous.

This digression is beyond the pale. .

There is an IQ tax on this book.

Can think clearly and the content is exciting

The part near the end is too military-blind... It's embarrassing. In the early stage, I still felt a little immersed in light infantry tactics. In the middle stage, I couldn't hold it anymore after the pattern became big. In the later stage, I looked like I was rushing to the quick ending.