[ A tactical approach story. ]
Having only shot a .22 Winchester 69 rifle, and a Browning Hi-Point pistol, when he was a kid, Harvey Tsiokovsky quickly became fond of guns. He then learned many guns on his lifetime ( e.g. playing shooter based guns, FPS, books, etc. ). Taken inspiration from his grandfather Alex, he also decided to become a Special Forces operator when he grew up.
After several years, Harvey is now training in the military. Passed basic training, became part of the infantry and training to become a Special Forces operator.
Until one day, while in the midst of the training, Harvey's body suddenly gave up and he unfortunately died. But, an angel gave him another chance.
DISCLAIMER:
- I'm not a military guy or someone who is in a military. I'm just a military geek - or some would say, who just admires and respects those who are serving in the military ( Thank you for your services by the way, to those who are ).
- Not all photos and videos are mine. All credit reserves to their respectful owners.
[ Regarding the pics and videos, I'm sorry that I sometimes put too many of/them. I still didn't get used to writing novels like this. When I'm reading novels, sometimes I get bored when it is always letters and words with no pictures or something. So again, sorry for the pictures. I'll try to limit it by 3-4 ( not including the chapter image ) ]
It's not great, it's not terrible.
Modern soldiers are ridiculously cheap all things considered, a couple of kills can result in several times that amount in infantry or special forces. And since this is a medieval world, getting kills isn't particularly hard.
I foresee this as a good way to pass the time, if you don't think too deeply about it, might be pretty enjoyable. But I don't really feel any tension since any losses can be recouped near instantaneously.
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I won't put in any story spoiler
The first few chapter could be confusing due to the author unusual style of writings, almost made me quit early to be honest. But as I adapt to the author writing's, I actually found this novel to be joyfully addicting, especially the interactions the author put between the characters.
I don't have solid knowledge on military, but I found that the author way of depicting the actions happened in this novel is quite realistic and well explained, at least for me. Idk about what hard-core military enthusiasts or real military people thinks tho.
The author also put in the extra by showing images whenever he/she (idk the gender) can to help the readers to know about whatever the author wrote.
Idk about later chapters, but right now this is a 5 stars reading experience for me, Highly recommended.
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