Luo Hai, a veteran who served in a reconnaissance company, failed at entrepreneurship and sank a million yuan into debt. He was left with a "military summer camp" converted from a rundown factory building, and not a single student.
With nowhere else to turn, he had a sudden idea and gave the camp a new sign: "Ruifeng Private Military Academy."
No professors, no authorized staff positions, no military ranks. He was the principal, instructor, janitor, and cook, all rolled into one.
Everyone was waiting to laugh at him. What kind of military academy could this shabby place possibly be?
But no one expected that this makeshift school, without even official recognition, would train soldiers so sought-after that active-duty units would fight over them.
Not enough enlistment slots? The troops called in the middle of the night to ask for recruits.
What the people who once mocked him didn't know was this: from the day he put up that sign, the cards in this bankrupt veteran's hand were destined to shake the entire military.
A year later, elite soldiers from all over the world were frantically sending in applications, begging to enroll!
