He scored zero in cultural studies and was tossed by the brain-computer into the military's most mysterious training camp, Camp 7. It had only five skeleton machine instructors, and its previous trainee died seventeen years ago.
For three years, not a single living person spoke a word.
But Lin Yuan survived.
He died ten thousand times on the virtual battlefield, awakened his mental power to C rank, and in his graduation assessment commanded 1,500 warships to defeat an enemy force twice their size, earning an S rank.
Then he was assigned to the cannon fodder company.
The unit with the highest casualty rate in the military, where no one lasts more than three months.
But a war orphan from a ruined planet, hardened by three years of solitude and armed with thirty years of virtual combat experience, in the cannon fodder company?
He was the cannon fodder company's worst nightmare.
