A generation of soldiers begins with Feng Yuxiu traveling through time and space with Xu Sanduo

Chapter 269 Commander Kang's Heart Trembles
Li Erniu struggled to his feet and, ignoring the blood on his face, began to wail loudly.

He was terrified.

Feng Yuxiu's kick terrified him.

After the tank ran over me, it was like recalling the fear I felt when I was a child in the countryside during thunderstorms at dusk.

It turned his once mobile body into a sculpture.

Wang Yanbing stared at He Chenguang with a sneer, "Didn't you study martial arts? How come you can't even react as quickly as this platoon leader?"

He Chenguang stared defiantly at Feng Yuxiu, who had just stepped off the tank cannon.

"I will defeat him one day, sooner or later, you just wait and see!"

Wang Yanbing increasingly felt that the new recruit's boasting was becoming more and more exaggerated.

In that split second, he realized he needed to rescue Li Erniu.

What about He Chenguang?

After running a few steps forward, it suddenly stopped.

Gong Jian stumbled over, squatted down, and stared at Li Erniu, shouting, "Where are you injured? Were you run over by a tank?"

"Ahhhhh! Waaaaah..." Li Erniu kept crying, snot and tears streaming down his face, and choked out, "Instructor, I'm fine... I just hurt my face."

Gong Jian stood up with a sigh of relief and looked at Lao Hei behind him, who also had a look of relief on his face.

Both of them felt like they had almost ended up in a military court today.

When Gong Jian saw Feng Yuxiu again, he was deeply shocked.

He sprinted so fast that he could even jump from the sandpit onto the tank's cannon.

That's a jump from the spot!

The explosive power of those legs is astonishing.

Old Hei quickly ran over to help Li Erniu up and comforted him, "It's alright, it's all over now, Li Erniu is fine."

The new recruits are all watching; it's embarrassing to endure such hardship.

If it affects the courage of the new recruits, then it would be a loss that outweighs the gain.

Feng Yuxiu frowned as he stared at Li Erniu.

He was wrong, and he was wrong in his thinking.

The slightly chubby soldier in front of me was far inferior to Bai Tiejun.

This was the first time he had ever seen such a sissy soldier, who didn't look like a man at all.

A grown man was so frightened that his first reaction was to cry.

Disappointing, so very disappointing.

This soldier had completely lost any urge to help.

They lack the ability to think independently.

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As expected, Commander Kang found out about this courage test.

At the regimental headquarters, Gong Jian, now in his regular uniform, stood there ramrod straight.

Commander Kang slammed the report on the table: "What can I say to you?"

Gong Jian stood at attention: "Reporting to the regimental commander, I have caused trouble. Please punish me."

Commander Kang looked at him and said, "This isn't about punishment. You're a perfectly good doctoral student at the National Defense University, someone who's studied abroad, an outstanding instructor in the entire army, excelling in both military and political affairs, a flag bearer of the military region. What kind of courage training are you doing with tanks?"
"Want to stir up trouble with politics? There are plenty of ways! Just hold a political class in the classroom; there's a newly built multimedia classroom there, isn't that enough for you to mess around with? If you really want to combine training with fancy tricks, just hold a political class on the training field, right? I'll have the propaganda officer take some photos of you and post them on the military website, then everything's taken care of! What if something really goes wrong!"

"Report! Commander, I'm not trying to do anything fancy. I'm exploring new ways to combine political education with military training, not giving a political theory lesson on the training field."

"Do you think I need to teach me?" Commander Kang slammed his hand on the table. "Report! I was wrong, Commander!" Gong Jian answered loudly, but his tone showed no sign of admitting his mistake.

“Gong Jian, you’re not a child anymore, are you? I’ve watched you grow from a recruit to an officer in the special operations brigade. I’ve also watched you return from studying abroad to the Iron Fist Regiment! Tell me, isn’t what you did a bit too hasty?”

"Report! No!" Gong Jian answered loudly and calmly.

"Nothing?" Commander Kang stood up and roared, "What have you learned in the army all these years? What is safety? It's a shackle! No matter how outstanding your work is, if there's a safety issue, you're out of the game! Don't you understand such a simple principle? Why are you still doing this?"

"For the future of the army, Commander!"

"What? What?" Commander Kang was getting a little angry.

"We need this kind of training for the future of the Army."

"Is my infantry regiment's recruit company a special forces unit?" Regiment Commander Kang banged on the table even louder.

"No! But in foreign militaries, it's not just special forces that conduct this kind of courage training; regular troops also undergo similar courage training. Our propaganda reports always say that other people's troops and soldiers are pampered troops and pampered soldiers! Are we even worse than pampered troops and pampered soldiers?"

Commander Kang was speechless.

Gong Jian said, "A paper tiger is still a tiger, and it can bite. To defeat our future opponents, we must set higher standards, train harder, and be more ruthless!"

“What you said is all correct, but you need to know that reality won’t give you that much room for maneuver,” Commander Kang earnestly advised.

"Reality changes little by little."

Political education and military training are not simply separated into classroom instruction and field exercises, but rather form an inseparable whole.

Commander Kang shook his head and smiled wryly: "You are an idealist. I'm certain you'll suffer a crushing defeat, but I have to admit you're right."

Gong Jian, what can I say to you? The Standing Committee of the Youth League will definitely give you a solution to this matter, but don't treat it as a burden.

"Yes, I won't see it as a burden, I'll see it as motivation."

Gong Jian was pleased that Commander Kang had begun to support his experiment from the sidelines.

As a top student, the Iron Fist Team is the place where he can realize his ambitions.

Nowhere would be more suitable for him than this place.

He was destined to be a natural mentor.

Commander Kang suddenly fell silent for a moment, "I heard that the new platoon leader is even more ruthless than you?"

Gong Jian paused, a hint of disbelief flashing in his eyes. "Yes, Commander, I can't see through him. You've kept it from me all this time because I want to know what his background is."

"To be honest, he has surpassed all the officers I have ever met before, and I have never even seen a soldier with this style of operation."

Commander Kang looked up out the window. "Actually, I don't know anything about him. The file I was given only had one sentence: 'Special Forces King.'"

Gong Jian looked incredulous. "That's impossible! You don't know his background? He's coming to our regiment! I know the military's secrecy rules, and we wouldn't leak anything. Why would we keep this from you?"

Commander Kang sighed, "I've inquired with the military region and even the political department, and all I can say is... no comment."

"Gong Jian, his background... or maybe it's not his background at all. The things he's about to do after being transferred here are all kept secret. How could such a top soldier be in the Iron Fist Regiment? He looks very young, doesn't he? Such a young second lieutenant platoon leader..."

Gong Jian hesitated, wanting to say something.

Commander Kang noticed Gong Jian's hesitation. "What do you want to say?"

Gong Jian turned around and closed the door. He then turned back and walked to the table in a low voice, "Regimental Commander, there's absolutely no trace of military academy on him. What else could such a young officer be promoted to besides military academy?"

Commander Kang remained silent, but the strange look in his eyes was quite obvious.

He wasn't a top student at a military academy.

Moreover, there is only one officer of this age... He was promoted exceptionally.

Under what circumstances would a non-commissioned officer be promoted without regard to seniority?

A hero of extraordinary merit!

Now, even Commander Kang felt uneasy.

(End of this chapter)