Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 23 23. Comments on "Mercenary's War"

Today I would like to recommend to you a military work of 715 million words.

"The War of Mercenaries", author: Rushuiyi, a great writer.

Category: Military-War Fantasy.

【Introduction】

Gao Yang is a military fan, a very ordinary military fan, who loves knives, guns and adventure.

Due to an accident, Gao Yang ran to Africa and unfortunately encountered a plane crash. He survived by chance, but from then on he had to make a living under the gun because he became a mercenary.

How high can a military fan reach in the international mercenary world?
Please wait and see.

【Brief Comment】

A long time ago, I wanted to find a good military book for my dear readers.

But after more than half a year, I still haven't found a suitable one.

Because the military classification can be said to be the most blocked classification.

Even the platinum writer Jungle Wolf was banned.

There is nothing particularly outstanding about military literature during this period, except for "The Bourne Legacy".

But if the book is too old, I am worried that no one will want to read it.

A few days ago, a reader recommended this book to me. When I went to read it, I recalled some of the plot. I don’t know where I had read it before.

Let’s talk about the author first.

Rushuiyi's official label is "a representative writer of military themes." His works consistently top the monthly military category charts and have long dominated the top-selling military titles on Qidian.com. His representative works include "Spy War" and "Mercenary War." "Mercenary War" was a hit with readers upon its release, sparking a craze for mercenaries.

Some people may be curious, why his book was not banned?

I think it may be because the story leans towards mercenaries and wars, and most of the plots take place abroad, not involving those forbidden areas.

Of course, it may have been released recently because the ending seems to have been modified. The male and female protagonists have less action.

Closer to home.

The official label says that this book sparked a mercenary craze, and that's definitely true.

The protagonist of this book, Gao Yang, is an ordinary military fan with some money. In order to see real guns and live ammunition, he is willing to go to Africa to experience it even though his company has gone bankrupt.

As a result, he became the sole survivor of the plane crash, only to be caught in a fierce fight between the two factions. With his superb marksmanship, he managed to escape, but was poisoned by a snake and passed out on the grassland. He was rescued by the tribe three years later.

While out hunting, the chief is bitten by a leopard. To save him, the protagonist seeks help from modern civilization. The expedition team is then massacred.

The protagonist has no choice but to stand up again, and thus embark on the road of no return as an international mercenary!

What I want to say here is that although the protagonist does not have a system, he is definitely not an ordinary military fan, but a natural mercenary with superb marksmanship and rich experience in survival in the wild.

This book contains very detailed descriptions of weapons and battles, especially the readers' translations of their experiences with the weapon in the related works, which has broadened the horizons of military fans.

The book also features interesting love-hate relationships with multiple female characters, creating a story that's like a one-man-multiple-woman story.

另外，本书写于2013年12月到2017年8月，1347天，715万字。

Therefore, it has the suspicion of being a soldier king story and a harem story, but it is not too strong.

It is more about introducing mercenaries, a magical but real group of people, and their stories.

I don’t dare mention more, it’s all in the book.

Oh, when I was trying to read it, I kept playing Gong Linna’s "Little River Flowing" on repeat.

Whenever Gao Yang starts fighting, Mr. Gong’s solo that hits the top of his head will appear on time, so exciting~
【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to endorse “The Devil of Collapse”!
(End of this chapter)