Reborn at Boot Camp: General, Don't Mess Around!

Knowing that the photo would only appear during the exercise, Ye Jian calmed down and didn’t insist anymore. The rain was a little heavy, so she had to help her class tidy up.

The smile in Commissar Yue’s eyes deepened as he watched her leave.

There were too few students like this. At such a young age, she already understood what responsibility was. There were even fewer students who took on such responsibilities. Today, he met one. It was enough to leave a deep impression.

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Soon, the brigade commander understood what Ye Jian meant. He smiled and said, “She’s a female student with her own opinions. We respect her decision. If she wants to enter the field forces, it’s not ambition but courage. Based on her current performance, the field forces will welcome her.”

“Based on Ye Jian’s current performance, as long as she develops steadily in the future, be it the field forces or other forces, they’ll welcome her.” Commissar Yue smiled gently. The military school existed to nurture talents in the military. It was an honor for the National Science University that Ye Jian could develop well in the future.

After he finished speaking, he saw a few drafts on the folding conference table. Commissar Yue glanced at them and picked up one of the drafts in surprise. “Brigade Commander, are you planning to give the rules of the exercise the day after tomorrow?”

“That’s right. My intuition tells me that Ye Jian has many potentials that we haven’t discovered. Since she’ll be facing third-year students this time, let’s make it more difficult. Don’t let the third-year students think that they’re carrying out a drill with a bunch of baby soldiers.”

Hearing this, the smile on Commissar Yue’s face got deeper. He looked at the new rules of the exercise. “You gave 10 more technical support to the first-year students. Are you trying to test what new battles Ye Jian will have? Brigade Commander, she’s just a first-year student. I’m afraid she doesn’t have a deep understanding of information warfare.”

Otherwise, today’s exercise wouldn’t have been a ‘raid’ exercise.

Attacking was equivalent to fighting bare-handed. There was no advanced technology involved. They relied on the command and deployment of their troops during the march and then used their fists to defeat the enemy.

This stimulated the combat spirit of the freshmen.

The brigade commander didn’t agree with what Commissar Yue said. He cut to a video of Ye Jian’s deployment during the day. In the video, Ye Jian said to the first-year technical students, “It’s very likely that the blue team has already stolen our information and rebuilt the firewall to counterattack.”

“I’ve been observing Ye Jian’s communication with the technical students just now. When I saw this part, I vaguely felt that Ye Jian has a certain understanding of information warfare. That’s why I wanted to adjust the rules and make it more difficult.” The brigade commander crushed the invalid draft and handed the final draft to Commissar Yue. “The exercise the day after tomorrow will follow the new rules. It doesn’t matter if we overestimated Ye Jian or not. Let’s see how far she can bring the freshmen.”

The brigade commander changed the rules of the first and third-year exercises a few more times. The main direction of the exercise remained the same, but it was more agile. It could also show the command standard of the commanders of both sides.

“I’m afraid that your words will make the commanders-in-chief of the exercise a little worried the day after tomorrow.” Commissar Yue took the final draft and saw the last point. He sat down with an obvious interest on his face. “That’s good. We have to let them feel more pressure.”

The number of exercise missions could increase at any time… This was one of the added rules for brigade commanders.