I Enlisted Five Times, and My Former Unit Blacklisted Me Overnight

Four enlistments, four discharges: Qin Beichen, the number-one name on the entire military region's blacklist.

Other people were discharged because they couldn't make the cut. He was kicked out: standing up for comrades, face-slapping a hotheaded superior, earning merits while breaking the rules. No one dared keep him.

For eight years, the whole military region said, “That soldier's a lost cause.”

Then, at his fifth enlistment, they actually invited him back. His old unit called in the middle of the night, begging him to return.

The Tiger Brigade commander who had blacklisted him promptly handed him the brigade's most “useless” bunch to train: an unfit weakling, a hothead, and a guy with connections. Together, they formed the whole brigade's laughingstock, the Sharp Edge Squad, with one goal: the army-wide special forces competition.

Qin Beichen: “Hmm… sure, I guess.”

He thought training a bunch of good-for-nothings would be a miserable job, but then

He took down the hothead, drove the discipline officers to the brink of a breakdown, and made the deputy brigade commander so furious he nearly had a heart attack.

After three months of training with him, the good-for-nothings realized that this “number-one blacklist name” was unfathomably capable.

And the whole military region had no idea: the brigade commander who had blacklisted him in the middle of the night was now looking at the competition roster and laughing out loud.