The Special Forces King: Eight Years Old, with the System on His Side

Eight-year-old Ye Chen is actually a 28-year-old office worker who transmigrated here.

The moment he opens his eyes, he's at a military summer camp, surrounded by a field of kids practicing their crawling drills.

Fan Tianlei thinks he's too young and rejects the recommendation letter for the prodigy.

Sneaking a look at it that night, Ye Chen discovers the coordinates of a hidden training camp.

He unexpectedly gets a golden finger, maxing out his perception right away.

He finds checkpoints in orienteering in seconds and shoots an arrow through a coin from 400 meters away.

The System can simulate firearms, analyze maps, and warn him of danger.

While everyone else relies on training, he uses ten-times-speed simulations in his mind.

He scores a perfect ten out of ten in the new recruit assessment, leaving his entire company stunned.

When he dives to protect a comrade from a grenade, mysterious burn marks appear on his body.

When a women's special forces unit is formed, he tears up his own sister's recommendation letter.

“I want soldiers who are ready to risk their lives. I don't take people in through connections.”

From summer camp to the border, from raw recruit to rifts in time and space.

The System carries him across twenty years as he fights on two fronts to break an impossible deadlock.

When everyone has forgotten him, his medal still shines in the darkness.

In the final chapter, he retires after completing his mission, but the System starts up once more...

An old military medal, five figures heading toward an energy source.

The battle song isn't over. The young soldier sets out once again.