Special Forces: Starting with a Solo Infiltration of the Blue Army Headquarters

It's all pieced together, and the processes behind it don't match up! Later, when he sought revenge from Organization A, the protagonist had long been transformed into a general, but in the end, the story was changed to be a soldier under Lao Fan! Furthermore, the members of his special forces are uncertain, and their codenames are uncertain. I guess the author is also very confused and confused! There are also people who keep talking about code names to avoid revealing their identity and avoid retaliation, but the protagonist Klass is so awesome that he reports his big number to everyone. Wouldn't it be better to report his ID number directly to avoid confusion among people with the same name?

I have finished testing the poison for you. I have the ability and writing skills, but I don't have much brains. Obviously, to strengthen the country's military capabilities from a macro perspective, one must become a special forces soldier. A strong individual is not unnecessary, but the country needs an all-rounder who can lead the outstanding development of military industry and even surpass the West for countless years. Although both are important, there is an order of precedence. Being born into a military family, you should understand this. Revenge is important, but you can leave it to the hands of the special forces you have trained, and then continue to enhance the country's military strength. Even if the system no longer rewards anything from now on, it is enough for you. What's more, your setting is so accomplished. You are only between 20 and 22 years old. You can completely settle down and spend a few years to modify most of the current weapons, then become a special forces soldier, and then modify them again in a few years. It seems stupid to describe that the superiors want to retain him. How can anyone who can be a leader not understand how important a genius with military industry potential is? He has lost a special forces soldier, but the country has since gained a military-industrial talent. I believe that every military officer knows how to choose

Looks good, it's my cup of tea

Later it looks like it was written by someone else.

Not bad

There are just too many typos

I don't know what I'm writing behind

There are so many typos and pinyin that I can't figure out whether I'm here to read a book or to learn pinyin.

Logically flawed book