karlmaks
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Sending Liang Wanyu away brought Hu Hao a massive sense of relief. Bringing a woman onto a battlefield was a recipe for disaster. Hu Hao hadn't done it in his past life, and he certainly didn't trust himself to handle it well in this one. Sending her back to the rear was unequivocally the right choice. Watching her vehicle speed away from the trench line, Hu Hao turned his attention back to the opposite bank. "Hao-ge, you really just sent the beauty away like that?" Huan Xingtao joked, walking over…-
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Hearing the officers casually mention that Hu Hao was likely to be promoted to full Colonel very soon left Liang Wanyu utterly stunned. She had already been shocked to see him wearing a Major's insignia—achieving field-grade rank so quickly was practically unheard of. To discover that he was actually a Lieutenant Colonel, and that a promotion to full Colonel was already on the horizon, was mind-boggling. Furthermore, his relationship with Zone Commander Jiang Kai was clearly extraordinary. He had…
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In the evening, Ponda returned home. After resting for a while, he made a phone call to Lance. The call was quickly answered. "What do you plan to do next?" Ponda asked, smoking in his study. Today, the Bureau of Hazardous Materials also began interrogating the captured bar operators. Some of them were also subjected to torture, but the results were equally poor. But coincidentally, Ponda was in charge of the main interrogation work. Because everyone knew that he and the Lance Family did not…-
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The moment the door closed, Nate noticed Hunter picking up the phone again. It was clear he was swamped. Nate's heart, which had been pounding, gradually calmed down. He went to the interrogation room his office was in charge of. The two officers conducting the interrogation immediately stood up. "Chief..." Nate waved his hand. "Did you get anything out of him?" The man sitting in the chair looked extremely tired. Although he had a brief respite when the police were resting, it was far from…
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In the mountain forest, Feng Dongjin was carefully observing through his binoculars. Before long, he discovered a seemingly general-like figure in the center of the Cossack army, directing the troops to adjust their formation. The soldiers around him dared not disobey orders in the slightest, and what was particularly noticeable was that this person's military uniform was also different from other Tsarist Russian officers, indicating that this person held a very high prestige in the army. So he…-
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"Chase!" Looking at the sun rising in the east, Kasimov did not hesitate for too long before giving the order to pursue. This time, he was ordered by the Queen to meet with Dolgor. In addition to urging Dolgor to go to Saint Petersburg, another task was to eliminate Dolgor, who had defected in the Battle of Yakutsk. Because betrayal was intolerable to the Queen, and the Tsarist Russian nobility even blamed Gubat for the failure at Yakutsk. Moreover, before coming here, he promised to kill Gubat…
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Liang Wanyu sat quietly, watching Hu Hao stare up at the sky, blowing rings of cigarette smoke into the air. For some inexplicable reason, she felt a sudden, soft urge to comfort him. It was a strange feeling. Back when they were at the military academy, Hu Hao had pursued her, but she had never once looked at him seriously. The gap between their social standings was simply too massive; Liang Wanyu knew perfectly well that she could never have any meaningful relationship with a commoner like him. But…
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After hanging up the phone, Hu Hao took a long swig from the water bottle. Out of the corner of his eye, he noticed Liang Wanyu staring at him in utter shock. "What is it?" Hu Hao asked, wiping his mouth. "Were you... did you just call General Jiang Kai?" Liang Wanyu asked hesitantly. "Yeah. I called him. Motherfucker! What an absolutely golden opportunity! If he doesn't order an attack now, what is he waiting for?! I told him last night: if the Air Force managed to destroy their ammo dumps, we…
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Up on the firing line, Hu Hao was simultaneously repelling the Allied amphibious assault and trying to protect Liang Wanyu. In truth, his "protection" mostly consisted of making her stand directly behind him. Because his battlefield instincts were so sharp, he could anticipate and avoid danger before it arrived. The elite guard platoon assigned to Liang Wanyu wasn't nearly as lucky. Several of the guards had already been killed or severely wounded. Liang Wanyu knew this, but she forced herself to endure…
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Hu Hao sat at the bottom of the trench, watching Liang Wanyu film the opposite bank. She didn't dare argue with him anymore. Hu Hao was completely different from the boy she remembered; his mood was dark and heavy, and an intimidating aura clung to him. Whoosh— BOOM! "Get down! Incoming artillery!" Hu Hao roared. He lunged forward, grabbing Liang Wanyu and dragging her to the ground beneath him. "Hu Hao, don't take it too far!" Liang Wanyu shrieked indignantly, having been violently thrown…
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