The Great Nation's Chief Pilot: Saving a Stricken Plane and Racing to the Southern Gate

Ling Xiao was an Air Force reserve pilot in his previous life. He died after steering his plane into an enemy aircraft to protect his comrades, only to wake up transmigrated into the body of an ordinary high school student who had failed the college entrance exam. He was taking Flight 3U8633 with his mother and childhood friend to clear their heads when disaster struck: the cockpit's right windshield shattered, half the copilot's body was sucked out of the window, and the captain was badly injured and unconscious. The plane plunged toward the snowy mountains at a hundred meters per second.

In the despairing cabin, Ling Xiao forcibly unbuckled his seat belt and charged against the howling wind toward the cockpit. The All-Around Pilot System activated in an emergency, and the beginner's gift pack instantly granted him ten years of experience flying commercial aircraft. Braving freezing winds of minus thirty degrees and the dizziness of oxygen deprivation, he yanked the controls at an altitude less than thirty meters above the peaks. The plane skimmed the ridge and soared into the clouds, its belly passing so close to the glacier that it almost scraped the ice. Screams thundered through the cabin.

When Ling Xiao finally leveled the plane, he looked back at Xu Yichen, frozen stiff in the copilot's seat, and the unconscious Liu Changjian. Then he heard the System's prompt ring out again: "Congratulations, Host, on completing your first extreme rescue.

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