Have you recommended any novels about brotherhood?

The brotherhood wasn't the kind of brotherhood that involved family, but the kind that involved brothers on the battlefield. Of course, teammates didn't necessarily have to be all men.
He didn't want the male protagonist to be awesome and lead all kinds of teammates. He wanted the male protagonist and his teammates to complement each other's abilities and work together to experience all kinds of difficulties.
The protagonist's team should not be too awesome. They could torture their enemies and easily settle things, but they did not want to waste too much time on this (unless the battle itself had a special meaning, such as repaying a debt of gratitude, gaining benefits for the team, bringing new people, etc.). They hoped that most of it would be a battle of wits and courage to win, or even a very dangerous one. It would be best if there was a wise person in the team to develop a strategic support group (note that it was a support group, not a support protagonist! The strategy must not be too brainless and must indeed have a certain technical content.
The "dangerous process" shouldn't be too brainless, especially when the protagonist's fighting strength was multiplied by 100 times (1.2 times is acceptable). It was best if the protagonist and his teammates used their original abilities to survive.
Can accept tragedies (such as teammates dying), but not too many emotional scenes
It said that the main character should not be too awesome. It did not mean that the main character should not be too strong in combat. It meant that the main character should not use golden fingers (such as rebirth, the system), and should not fight monsters to level up (killing a person would make him stronger). It was not a big problem to occasionally appear.
The main focus should be on the plot development, not on the protagonist's growth.(This doesn't mean that the novel is slow to become popular. For example, Mortal refers to the novel where the plot development is exciting and the growth of the protagonist and his teammates is secondary and has little to do with the plot.)
For example, Infinite Horror was good. The plot was exciting, and there were teammates working together. The description of the growth of abilities was relatively small.
Lastly, to put it simply, the plot is exciting and not without brains + teammates. The protagonist doesn't cheat. That's about it.
[I'll add that it doesn't have to be a novel with combat. For example, a novel with suspense and reasoning, a few people working together to break the game, or other types of novels without combat and with teammates working together.]

Answer 1

😋I recommend the following novels to you, they all have a strong brotherhood!
1. "Brothers of One Heart in Online Games" described how the main character returned to the virtual world to fight for the sake of his brothers 'expectations. He even declared that he would walk together with his brothers along the way. The brotherhood was touching!
2. In "Special Elite Online Games," the main character, a special forces soldier, cried blood for his brothers, his lover, and his family. His blood stained the streets and stained the yellow sand. The brothers were united and could command the wind and clouds. It was also an excellent brotherhood.
3. "Bad school hunk only wants to be my brother." It described the brotherhood between the main character Su Yuliu and the female major Hua An. It was touching. This was a little sweet.
I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗