[Military Fiction, No System, No Female Lead, Special Forces, Brotherhood, Realistic]
An internet-addicted teen scores 250 on the college entrance exam, and his father chases him all the way home with a belt.
His mother sees the red mark and asks, “When did you get a tattoo?”
Using reverse psychology, they trick Li Tian into enlisting, promising he can do whatever he wants after two years.
They claim to have connections in the military district, so he won’t have to suffer.
But when he gets to the unit, he discovers it’s a special operations force?
During the unit’s roll call, they find a little aircraft?
The commander tells them to take good care of him, but the squad leader thinks “take care of him” means something else.
Before the three-kilometer test, they make him do three rounds of one hundred reps, then warm up with two kilometers. Only one person in the whole army passes.
The company commander wonders if this guy is really a recruit.
He earns a Third-Class Merit in live-fire drills, and the regimental commander presents the award in person.
At the end of recruit training, he takes first place in the entire regiment in eight categories.
It's nice to read. I think the writing is very light. It's not a mindless article. It has a lot of loopholes and is inconsistent. There are a lot of bugs, but it doesn't make me feel like I can't stand it. Come on, author, I can actually have an outline when writing articles in the future so that there won't be loopholes.
It's true, the author must have been a soldier
From the looks of it, he looks like someone who has served in the military, which is good.
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