Military Training Students: I Turned Them into Mercenaries

Name: Military Training Students: I Turned Them into Mercenaries
Author: Telling Tales of a Storied Past

军训学生：把他们带成了雇佣兵

by Telling Tales of a Storied Past (诉说沧桑)

Status: Completed
Length: 155k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: War God Son-in-Law
Updated: 3y ago
Source: Fanqie

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While training a group of college freshmen, a plane crash sent me to a world of mercenaries. It’s a society where the strong rule. Under head instructor Su Yang’s leadership, the students became mercenaries who roamed battlefields and fought bloody battles on every front, beginning their quest to conquer the world.

“I don’t want to transmigrate. My parents have tens of billions in assets waiting for me to inherit.”

“I don’t want to die. I just started dating a beautiful girl, and I haven’t even held her hand or kissed her.”

“Face reality! I’ll train you into the strongest mercenaries around, and you’ll conquer the world. Then you’ll have all the money and beautiful women you could ever want.”

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Please recommend something, but no cultivation, no cultivation, no cultivation. I’m saying it three times for emphasis. A normal urban story where the protagonist takes down the underworld would be fine. Thanks!

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