I'm a Military Doctor, Is It Really So Wrong to Take On an Entire Special Forces Brigade?

Jiang Xuan was reborn in a parallel world as the heir to a powerful military family.

He had planned to lie flat and do nothing, but his disappointed father, a commander, kicked him into the nationally livestreamed military training variety show, Ironblood Campus, where he became the lowest-ranking field medic.

When the show began, the whole internet mocked the medic, who sipped goji berry tea from a thermos, as a useless nepotism hire.

That was until the fragile college students started coming up with all kinds of ways to hurt themselves:

“Medic, help! My roommate broke a bone rushing to get food!”

“Medic, I lost so many games in a row that I got so mad my heart stopped!”

Jiang Xuan sighed. With a lost ancient medical art, he used acupuncture and bone-setting to work miracles, leaving viewers across the internet dumbfounded.

But when heavily armed foreign bandits broke into the restricted exercise zone, plunging the whole internet into panic and despair,

Jiang Xuan, who had been making tea, stood up with a sigh. One silver needle pierced a throat, and one knife-hand strike crushed a skull, wiping out the bandits in an instant!

The livestream chat exploded: “You call that a laid-back army medic? That's a god of slaughter, a warrior king!”

The commander's father, watching the livestream, spat tea all over the screen. “I told you to go there and slack off, and you became a legend in the entire military?!”