Lin Xiaolu is a dancer in the military district’s arts troupe. Her life’s ambitions are to dance and munch on apples.
That is, until her regiment commander “drafts” her into the Fire Phoenix female special forces selection.
The devilish instructor Lei Zhan declares, “A soldier like her will be crying to quit in three days.”
Three days later...
Lei Zhan stares at Lin Xiaolu, sobbing in a mud pit but clutching the enemy’s flag with both hands, and falls silent.
Later, the whole team discovers:
Always last in a run? No problem, as long as she crosses the line in time.
Can’t aim straight? No problem, the bullets find the bullseye on their own.
No food in the wilderness? She casually pulls out wild fruit and roast rabbit. The sharp-tongued sniper Ye Cunxin complains that it’s “childish” while stuffing her mouth full.
The whole team goes from “Who’s that?” to “Nobody messes with our Xiaolu,” while the Thunderbolt Assault Team goes from watching the fun to becoming a squad of devoted “girl dads.”
Lei Zhan goes from “devilish instructor” to “all-talk, secretly caring feeder,” and his catchphrase changes from “Extra drills” to “...One more lap, and I’ll get you an extra chicken leg.”
Only Lei Zhan knows that every time he sees her smile, he thinks of An Ran, his fiancée who died in action three years ago.
And Lin Xiaolu still doesn’t know that her older sister will never come back.
When the beloved team mascot’s past is revealed, the iron-blooded military camp dissolves into tears. It turns out she came into this world to live as a light in someone else’s place.
In a nutshell: The entire special forces unit is my fan club, and the devilish instructor... is my sister’s fiancé.
Very beautiful, very good. Come on, author