Three years after retiring as the chief instructor of a top-secret unit, Chu Tian enlists quietly as a recruit, entrusted with a mysterious medal.
He only wants to live out his days in peace and help his old commander whip the latest batch of recruits into shape.
Company commander: “Chu Tian, where’s your bedding?”
Chu Tian gives it a casual swipe, and the blanket ends up looking like it was carved from marble. Every squad leader in the company is left speechless.
Troublemaker Zhang Hu: “You want to spar with me?”
Chu Tian pins him into the mud with one finger. “Too slow. Too many openings. Go back and practice.”
Just as squad leader Zhao Tiefeng is about to put the recruits in their place, Chu Tian, chewing on a blade of grass, pats his shoulder. “Xiao Zhao, your rifle stock is two millimeters off your shoulder. Are you trying to shoot birds?”
The whole company erupts: You’re a recruit, and you’re calling the squad leader Xiao Zhao?!
After being reprimanded by Wu Haotian, Zhao Tiefeng stopped yelling at the new recruits. This time, Chu Tian joined the class, and he's just as formidable as Wang Haotian before!
Just as wonderful as Wang Haotian's book, I really like this kind of realistic setting that isn't vague or unrealistic.
It's good, concise, and has a captivating plot.
The writing is smooth and fluid, the content is vivid, and it's a rare and excellent novel!
It's super good! The male lead is a "superman who hides his true abilities" in recruit training.
This is pretty exciting and good-looking.
Great! A superhuman soldier king! Unlike some novels with cheat codes or systems... More realistic! More normal! More worthy of admiration!!!
I've read a few chapters, and it's not bad.
Very beautiful, not watered down. Very detailed. 🥰🥰🥰
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