Three Meters Away, There Is No Distinction Between Ourselves and the Enemy

Li Leran, a short-sighted otaku, fainted while playing a game. When he woke up, he found that he had traveled to an ancient military camp. Good news: He traveled through time and became the son of a general. At a young age, he was already the leader of the team, commanding more than fifty brothers. Bad news: Myopia is here too. Three meters away, there is no distinction between friend and foe. Worse news: the scout camp was ambushed, and he had to lead a team to rescue people. The worst news: As he continued to fight, he discovered that there was something wrong with this body. Injuries no longer hurt, vision gets better, and the more you fight, the braver you become. But the price is that you will faint after the fight. This is not cheating, this is life in exchange. It is difficult to tell the difference between humans and animals at five meters in daily life, and the side effects on the battlefield are cheating. Not serious, but serious when fighting.