I Earned First-Class Merit Before Enlisting, and You Call Me a Rookie?

You take first-class merit too lightly

An ordinary person, even a lifeguard, cannot save a car full of people, and most of them weigh several hundred kilograms... It would make sense if there was a system to strengthen the body at the beginning, but with your weak body doing nothing, it would be useless even if the protagonist was a lifeguard before sneaking in.

First of all, there is a big difference between first-class merit and second-class merit. First-class merit is basically a figure who wants to cause controversy in the world. It is fake whether his death or not will affect his receiving first-class merit. I think he is at least second-class merit but not yet first-class merit.

Brother, do you know what level of existence first-class merit is?

Is it okay to first find out what the heroes who have received first-class merit have done before writing about it?

Before joining the army, he was just an ordinary person. Where did he get first-class merit?

For example, for third-class meritorious service, the danger of first-class meritorious service is that the mortality rate is extremely high.

Just this first-class merit? Second-class merit is pretty much the same

After saving 36 people, you can get second-class merit because you have accumulated more military merits. Otherwise, you won't get it. Military merits will not be awarded directly before surrender. The maximum is material rewards and a banner.

I haven't joined the army yet, so this can only be done out of righteousness.