"Zero! Coward! Not even as good as a girl!" The humiliating moment when recruit Li Mo hung zero in front of the horizontal bar became the deepest mark on his military career. Amid the ridicule, his nails dug into the rust, and his eyes ignited with unwilling fire. The military camp is the furnace, the squad leader is the hammer, and the training is the chopping block. Late at night, when no one was around, the moonlight witnessed his almost masochistic and crazy beating on the sandbag, breaking the skin of his finger bones and mixing sweat and blood. A mysterious gunshot in the distant mountains added a hint of unknown chill to this silent extra practice. The squad leader watched from the shadows, and the comment "the bones are hard enough" was the first faint recognition in the cruel training. "Quenching the Soldiers: From Zero to King" is a million-word hard-core military camp growth epic. It describes in detail how an ordinary young man started out as a physical waste in the harshest environment. After being tempered by sweat, tears, blood, and even life and death, he forged his will into steel and his body into a weapon through countless falls and climbs. Finally, he honed the sharpest military edge and embarked on the road to the military king full of thorns and glory. This is a true story about limits, dignity and transformation.
Reader comments
It was okay at the beginning. I thought it was a novel about starting out with poor military abilities and then becoming stronger through intensive training. It was written that it turned into a super-powerful martial arts type [face covering]
It was okay at the beginning. I thought it was a novel about starting out with poor military abilities and then becoming stronger through intensive training. It was written that it turned into a super-powerful martial arts type [face covering]