Lu Jian, the sole heir to a trillion-yuan fortune, lives by a three-word motto: Money is no object.
Then he saves a female officer and gets bound to an unreasonable, busted System.
The System says: Enlist within three days, or your rewards will be wiped and your abilities frozen.
Grumbling, Lu Jian heads to the military camp.
He thinks military service will be a formality: luxury cars to drive him around, gifts to smooth the way, and money to solve every problem.
Instead, he gets punished with laps for failing to fold his blanket properly. The regiment commander publicly chews him out when he tries to give a gift, and his whole squad treats him like a privileged recruit and makes his life miserable.
Fine. No more pretending.
He breaks the entire army’s shooting record, fools special forces instructors with his disguises, and leads the cooks to capture the opposing force’s command post during an exercise.
Everyone thinks he’s just a rich kid who got lucky, until he single-handedly gets every member of the exercise control team “killed” during a major military-region drill.
The commander of the elite combat brigade, Shi Pojun, is so furious he’s seeing red. “What kind of monster are you?”
Lu Jian smiles. “A guy the System forced into the army, who happened to save his unit’s designation, and plans to turn every brother in the brigade into an ace.”
But in the end, the System tells him that his abilities came from his mother, who died in service long ago.
