You Were Told to Leave the Service, So Why Are Your Recon Troops Crushing the Entire Army?

Chen Ye, the elite soldier of the 156th Special Forces Brigade, receives notice after a border mission that he may be transferred to civilian life. His military career is about to end.

His superiors tell him that the only way to avoid discharge is to accept a reassignment. With no other choice, he takes an order that is a promotion in name but a demotion in practice, and heads to Red Sun Base.

He takes over the Blue Army's Special Forces Battalion, a unit destined to lose. Its equipment is outdated, morale is low, and even its own people joke that they're “a professional punching bag.”

Just as he is at a loss, the [Super Learning System] unexpectedly activates. It rapidly improves his own skills and can even extend its effects across the entire battalion, speeding up everyone's training!

From that point on, the Blue Army's Special Forces Battalion changes completely. Chen Ye demonstrates the “three-turn hand-over-hand rope climb,” stunning everyone with a time of 9.23 seconds. He overhauls training, turning grenade throwing from a distance event into a precision strike.

Chen Ye leads his troops in an airborne assault behind enemy lines, taking out 15 Red Army helicopters and 64 tanks in a single night.

Even the famous “Falcon” Special Forces Battalion is ambushed and wiped out by his men. His superiors can't believe it: “You mean they were reconnaissance soldiers just a month ago?!”

The soldiers under his command transform at a visible speed. At the army-wide exercise grounds, the Blue Devils' patch becomes a source of dread for the Red Army.

At the Special Forces competition, the “ragtag battalion” he leads even makes the established special forces brigades sit up and take notice!