Fall In

This isn’t a wish-fulfillment story, and he isn’t some invincible war god. It’s simply an ordinary person’s journey through military life.

Chen Yan scored 321 on the college entrance exam, and even private vocational colleges were too expensive for him.

At eighteen, his greatest achievement was holding the internet cafe’s overnight-stay record.

His mother stocked shelves at a supermarket for 3,500 yuan a month. She even had to borrow money from relatives to cover a 300-yuan fee for study materials.

He had no idea what his future held, until he saw the words on a recruitment banner.

From a rookie at boot camp to the star soldier of the reconnaissance company;

from a good-for-nothing who threw up after running three kilometers to a steel bulwark on a border at 4,000 meters above sea level.

No golden finger, no System, just a young man transformed through sweat and scars.

When the charge sounded on the confrontation line, when his comrades entrusted him with their backs...

For the first time, he felt that being alive could carry such weight.