From the start, he is the young heir of a military family in a special forces world, orphaned and hovering between life and death in a coma.
The soul of a thirty-year-old law PhD takes up residence in the body of a two-year-old child. His rise begins here.
Born in a military district and raised in a military camp, Mu Xiao stands out from an early age.
Peerless in both letters and arms, a prodigy in his youth, he outclasses his contemporaries. He trains in martial arts and military tactics, with talent that puts veteran special forces soldiers to shame.
At thirteen, he gives up a place at a prestigious school to enter a military academy, then receives special permission to take part in Langya’s ultimate selection.
Everyone says he is a reckless child, no match for the challenge.
Only he uses his wits to break through every impasse and proves himself through strength.
He outsmarts the Wild Wolves, battles through the jungle, braves deadly borderland peril, and is tempered by life-and-death trials.
Still a youth, not yet twenty, he carries his country and its people in his heart.
Watch as Mu Xiao, the young heir of a military family, sheds his childishness, dons his armor, takes up his gun, and advances step by step to forge an unparalleled military legend and become the strongest young soldier, sweeping through the entire army!
It's quite interesting, but why are there always repetitions, such as chapters 37 and 38, which were also mentioned before but I forgot about them.
Not bad, worthy of praise
It's okay, but I don't know if it was written by me.
It feels particularly interesting. The character descriptions are also very appropriate.
Has the protagonist become a general and has a wife and children?