You Were Sent to the Army to Reform, but You Became a General

Lin Hao ruled the underground boxing scene for more than a decade. After transmigrating to a parallel world called Blue Star, he becomes the only child of a military family.

Tired of fighting, Lin Hao sees that his new family is doing pretty well and decides to take it easy.

Watching his son grow more and more outrageous, his father sends him into the army in a fit of anger, hoping to toughen him up.

But gold always shines.

Lin Hao thrives in the army, advancing by leaps and bounds.

Life and death don't matter. If you don't like it, fight!

Lin Hao's motto is: "When the red flag flies across the land, I'll ride my horse into Dongjing to admire the cherry blossoms!"

Kidnapping an empire's princess, blowing up a certain country's secret military base, lounging at the Pentagon with a nuclear warhead on his back while smoking a cigar...

Years later, Lin Hao, now a major general, looks at his father, still only a colonel, and says with a smile:

"What are you standing there for? Don't you salute when you see your superior?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.