Strengthening the Army System: from Recruits to Blades in the War Zone

When his father's military medals came to an end in smoke, Lu Ran stepped into the military camp with the brand of "son of a soldier", but he was just an ordinary recruit with just over the line in personal ability. The clumsiness in the queue, the misses on the shooting range, the ridicule of his comrades... On his first night in the recruit company, he was almost crushed by reality. Until a cold mechanical sound sounded in my mind—— [The strong army system is successfully bound, host: Lu Ran. From basic physical strength enhancement to tactical deduction, from firearm disassembly to battlefield environment analysis, the system has become his most secret comrade-in-arms. An action that others would need to practice 100 times to master, he could achieve by correcting it 30 times in real time; his teammates needed years of practical experience, and he could acquire it by exchanging military merit points for simulated training. But the military camp is never a stage for cheating. The troubles made by the rich second-generation recruits, the suspicion of the veterans, the severe pain caused by the cost of the system, the truth about his father's sacrifice... Lu Ran gradually understood that the system is just a tool, and the real sharp edge is the tenacity engraved in his bones. From the dark horse of the five-kilometer cross-country, to the sharp knife of the reconnaissance camp, to the patron saint of the peacekeeping battlefield, he took the advantages given by the system and the military soul inherited from his father's generation, tempering and growing up in the smoke of steel guns. When the system beep finally dissipated, he stood in the command center, looked at the young soldiers behind him, and realized: the so-called strong army has never been the myth of one person, but the Great Wall of Steel forged with the blood and faith of generations of soldiers. "My system is this military uniform, the ground under my feet, and the order to never retreat."