I Told You to Run Military Training, Not a Military Exercise

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Zhou Liang becomes the president of Harbin University of National Defense Technology, one of the country's four leading defense universities. While military training at universities across the country is still limited to standing at attention and resting at ease, Zhou Liang turns his training sessions into military exercises.

He has students complete a fifty-kilometer march under full load, conduct wartime confrontations between red and blue teams, and even brings out tanks, drones, and artillery to recreate the conditions of a real battlefield.

This series of moves instantly stuns countless netizens.

"Holy crap."

"They asked you to run military training, and you turned it into a war game?"

"If you didn't know it was military training, you'd think a war was about to break out."

"Can I ask if it's too late to drop out of Tsinghua or Peking University and enroll at Harbin University of Industry?"

Netizens across the country erupt in astonishment.

The Eagle Empire, meanwhile, is on high alert.

"Reconnaissance has detected a large-scale troop buildup in China. Their intentions are unclear. Order all our overseas military bases to enter DEFCON 1, and contact the Chinese side through diplomatic channels to urge them to remain calm."

When the news gets out, netizens burst into laughter.

Zhou Liang twists the knife: "Eagle Empire, I'm just running a military training exercise. What are you so nervous about?"

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