Shipborne Special Forces

I will be on the shelves tomorrow, and I have an inexplicable mood.

First of all, writing novels is my biggest hobby in life. I started writing novels from junior high school. At first I only wrote about fun. Later, when I was in high school, I was exposed to online literature and I continued to write for many years.

By chance, I saw an essay at the starting point, so for the first time I had the idea to write down my own experience as a soldier. So last year I started on the military channel and wanted to write a novel that reflected the life of the real army.

Here I would like to thank my editors. They found out the faults in my writing, and then gradually taught me how to write a novel that really resonated with the readers and made them happy.

I may mention the army. The first reaction of many people is strict, **** and convinced.

Of course, there are all these things, but now that I've been discharged for so many years, I think back now, more of those happy days.

Some people say that they will regret two years as a soldier, and regret for life if they are not soldiers. It makes sense, to be honest. As soon as I entered the army, I regretted it the first day. At that time, I wanted to retire at all times, but when I really retired four years later, I had an unsettling feeling for the army.

Puppet troops have strict discipline, but that is to make you a habit of self-discipline. The troops are serious, and they have to take political classes every day. But that's to train you to be an upright person. The troops are very difficult and their physical training is strict. But that is to cultivate your will and make you a person who will not give up no matter what difficulties you encounter.

Military novels are a kind of belief. I hope that more readers will yearn for the army after seeing my novels. And I also want to thank Starting Point. They gave me this platform and gave me this opportunity.

I will be on the shelves tomorrow. I hope readers can continue to support me and give me the opportunity to let more readers see this book.

Three hundred thanks!