Starting from the deputy company commander of the Soldier Assault Team

"The wind is a bit too strong; today's shooting is going to be quite difficult."

"The shooting is indeed quite difficult, but there's nothing we can do. Today is the competition day, and the weather isn't cooperating."

In the waiting area, Wu Liuyi and several classmates were waiting to go on stage when someone whispered, "Liuyi, with such a strong wind today, what do you think of the shooting?"

"How do you see it?" Wu Liuyi chuckled. "Just look with your eyes. This is a matter for God, and we can't say anything about it. Besides, my old boss said, what's the point of shooting targets if the wind isn't strong?"

"Wow, Liu Yi, you're so confident, and your mentality is just too good. Let's see how well you do in this competition, in all ten subjects. If you get first place in all ten subjects, I'll treat you to dinner."

Wu Liuyi waved his hand, "Don't say that. My former boss once said that the worst thing is to open the champagne halfway through. You can be confident, but don't be arrogant. There are ten subjects, and we've only finished three. Nobody can say for sure how it will go."

Soon it was Wu Liuyi's group's turn. After inspecting the gun, he lay prone, holding the gun with his shoulders down, breathing evenly and slowly, his shoulder sockets firmly against the gun as solid as a rock.

Clap clap clap clap!

After five muffled gunshots, the results came from the target trench: "Target number five, fifty rings, perfect score!" The entire area fell silent for a moment, then erupted in gasps of surprise. As all the participants finished shooting, Wu Liuyi once again won first place in his event.

Although there were two others who tied with him this time, it did not affect the fact that Wu Liuyi had already won first place in four subjects.

Immediately following was a rapid-fire pistol attack; the target appeared and disappeared randomly, with extremely short reaction time, while bystanders were still adjusting their breathing and aiming at the target.

Wu Liuyi raised his gun and fired in one smooth motion, ranking first in both rate of fire and accuracy. He won first place in all five events, and many trainees on the sidelines began to applaud him spontaneously.

The sixth item involves blindfolded disassembly and assembly of firearms, a purely conventional process for troubleshooting, without any extra tricky obstacles.

With his years of experience in military equipment, Wu Liuyi disassembled and reassembled the weapons with ease and without any mistakes, achieving the shortest time of the entire competition and securing first place in the individual event.

He then achieved first place in all six subjects he had registered for, with two of them being record-breaking results, drawing much discussion in the observation area.

The trainees, wearing red shoulder patches, whispered among themselves, "Wu Liu from Changshan Army Academy is definitely going to be number one overall; there's no way there will be any more surprises."

"Isn't that obvious? He got first place in six out of ten subjects. Based on his current performance, he'll definitely be amazing in the remaining subjects as well. No one else can surpass his results."

"That's right. The only suspense now is whether Wu Liuyi can get first place in those individual events, and whether he can break any more records."

"Breaking the record is unlikely. The remaining events are all combat or teaching subjects, which are difficult to quantify. We can only compare our rankings."

"Several groups, it seems that Wu Liuyi will at least get a third-class merit this time. I'm so envious. I only have one commendation. It's true that comparison is the thief of joy."

"Stop messing around, buddy. You got in through the college entrance exam, but they got in through military referrals. Do you know what the requirements are for military referrals? You need at least a second-class merit award."

That's not all. The class monitor also has to have been a full-time class monitor, have a high school diploma, and be a member of the Communist Party. In short, only outstanding class monitors who have made meritorious contributions are eligible for direct admission.

And these positions only apply to those under 25 years old; anyone over that age is ineligible. How are we supposed to compete with them?

"Even though what you said is true, it still makes me feel really bad."

"Speaking of which, if Wu Liuyi makes a contribution this time, his military rank will be different from ours after graduation. He might even get a measly 12 cents."

"Hahaha," several people around laughed.

The discussions among the spectators had no impact on the events that were taking place.

The seventh subject of the competition is the continuous operation of battlefield trauma first aid, which simulates the injuries of wounded soldiers, including complex fractures, penetrating gunshot wounds, and airway obstruction.

The entire process of stopping bleeding, immobilizing, ventilating, and transporting the patient must be completed within a limited time. Judges will score the patient based on the standardization of the operation, the time taken, and the aseptic details. All emergency equipment will be provided according to standardized procedures.

Wu Liuyi's reconnaissance tactics, physical fitness, and shooting skills are all top-notch. His tactical actions in stopping bleeding, bandaging, and transporting the wounded are fully in line with field standards. His handling approach is clear and there are no missing steps.

However, he spent most of his time on the front lines conducting reconnaissance, and he had very little exposure to the more refined medical procedures such as basic and simple emergency treatment, precise fixation of fractures with splints, and professional rescue of tracheal foreign bodies. As a result, he lost points in many minor aspects of the procedures.

The Bethune Military Medical College students who won first place—well, that's their specialty.

During my time at school, I focused on battlefield first aid every day and practiced various trauma treatments thousands of times. My dressing placement, bandage wrapping angle, and splint fixation strength all met the full marks standard, and my movements were smooth throughout without any deductions.

After the results were posted, there was a lot of regret and discussion in the observation area.

"No one can match Wu Liuyi's combat skills in the field, but he hasn't practiced enough in emergency rescue operations, and he loses too many points because of the details."

"The logic of handling the situation is fine, but the proficiency is far behind that of medical professionals, which is a real pity."

The team leader turned his head and followed the instructor's comment in a low voice, "He trained in reconnaissance and enemy killing skills, while the opponent specialized in battlefield medical care. The loss was not due to battlefield adaptability, but to a lack of specialized medical support training."

When the final list was released, Wu Liuyi's individual ranking didn't even make it into the top ten. This was the only event in which he hadn't won first place among all the martial arts competitions he had participated in so far.

"Why would he choose this course? It's completely outside his area of ​​expertise."

"I have indeed heard of this. He said that during reconnaissance missions involving infiltration behind enemy lines and squad infiltration, soldiers are very likely to be injured or lose contact. Without a medic accompanying them, self-rescue and mutual rescue are essential survival skills for reconnaissance commanders."

Although he felt his grades in this subject were average, he still wanted to test his abilities in this competition.

"Goodness, that's his nature."

"That's really something. I'll find a chance to get to know him later. This guy is amazing."

The subsequent combat arena for capturing and seizing enemies is Wu Liuyi's home turf.

In several rounds of attack and defense on the stage, he completely suppressed all his opponents. Whether it was hand-to-hand combat, locking, binding, or escorting, his entire set of actions was crisp and sharp. He won all three matches quickly and once again took first place without any suspense.

The final item was the teaching of tactical skills, which involved randomly selecting a mountain patrol team to teach a topic on alert.

Wu Liuyi demonstrated his years of experience as a veteran, delivering a clear and logical lecture that focused on key tactical points. His practical demonstrations were tailored to real-world situations, earning him the highest score from all the instructors.