The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

When Charlie saw Hamed limping as he walked up the stairs, Charlie felt somewhat curious. So, he casually asked, "Brother, was your leg injured before?" 4

Hamed turned his head around to glance at Charlie before he looked at his leg again as he sighed and said, "My left leg was once seriously injured in a battle. My leg was hit by fragments after a bomb explosion. At that time, there was only one way, which was to amputate my leg, but fortunately, after exhausting all of my energy, I managed to save my leg. However, my leg had already suffered irreversible damage. So, even after recovering, my muscles were severely atrophied, and the function of my leg also deteriorated greatly. So, I ended up being a cripple..." 2

As he spoke, he could not help but lament, "In truth, it is actually very complicated and difficult to explain and express the difficulties a crippled commander faces in a place like Syria!"

Although being a cripple was not a serious form of disability, no matter what it was, Hamed was still the highest-ranking commander of an armed force.

However, the fact that he had a crippled leg would pose a great influence on his personal image and prestige.

The biggest impact would be that his self-confidence would certainly be greatly decreased.

There was once a time where Hamed was also an ambitious and confident general who was eager to make a difference in the chaotic war. He even hoped that he would become the greatest military commander in the entire opposition force.

However, after he had become a cripple, his influence had reduced greatly, and his self-confidence had also taken a beating because of that.

be considered as one of the relatively stronger forces in the opposition. However, when several of his confidants saw that his leg was already crippled and that he had already sustained certain damage to his self-confidence, they took advantage of

and intimidating to his subordinates,

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socially moral. Those who had no ethics at

their boss and

kinds of things were indeed very common

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was very low. Most of the time, they would have to depend on their legs and feet or transport animals

not head to the front to cheer his soldiers on, and when his troops were maneuvering in the mountains, he could not participate in the mission at all. 1 The

Hamed limped out of the cellar followed by

armed helicopter parked in the courtyard. All of the armed

completely disassembled, and all of the ammunition had already been removed from the cannon,