Rebirth: General, Don't Mess Around!

”All the battalions must be heading to our final meeting point. It’s not scary to lose contact. Our biggest problem now is to break through the obstacles of the red team and successfully regroup!”

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The various battalions and companies of the blue team started discussing their combat deployment. After losing contact, they all had a unified goal. Before they resumed communication, they would move toward their final goal.

Although they were misled by the fake news from the red team, their final destination didn’t change. It wouldn’t be a mistake to move in this direction!

This information warfare exercise was especially difficult. Although the red team was the first to grasp the entire situation, the counter-attack launched by the blue team was quite fierce.

Ye Jian was the commander-in-chief of the entire red team. She played the role of mobilizing the army and suppressing the opponent. The morale of the blue team was sharp and turbulent, while the red team won battles fearlessly.

In the main tent, applause sounded every once in a while. They applauded the exciting performance of the red team and applauded for the stubbornness of the blue team.

At 3:30 pm, a mobile battalion from the red team attacked the blue team’s command center. They wanted to destroy the blue team’s base station. The blue team, which was already prepared, accepted the challenge and launched their last attack at the same time.

The battle in front was getting more and more intense. Ye Jian, who had been staying in the command center, listened to the latest battle situation with a serious expression. Sometimes, she would smile slightly. Sometimes, she would purse her lips, and her eyes would be filled with a cold and sharp aura.

It could be seen that she really wanted to go to the battlefield personally.

However, there was a rule in the exercise. The commander-in-chief couldn’t leave the command center and couldn’t go to the battlefield. Hence, when the ten third-year technical students saw her appearance, they were a little anxious for Ye Jian.

They felt that if Ye Jian led the soldiers personally, it would be even harder for the blue team to win.

At around 4:00 pm in the afternoon, the rain started to fall again. The red and blue teams entered a life-or-death battle.

The students who were running in the rain didn’t stop. They needed to reach the last high ground. That was their destination!

No matter how strong the wind was or how heavy the rain was, it wouldn’t stop them!

At 5:00 pm, the exercise ended.

Ye Jian shook hands with the commander-in-chief of the blue team. In the wind and rain, the two of them looked at each other and smiled. Together, they placed a bright red flag on the flagpole.

In the wind and rain, the color of the red flag was extremely fresh, adding the brightest color to the gray sky.

On the flat ground in the mountains, the students raised their hands to salute the red flag that was facing the wind and the rain.

In the wind and rain, the students in dripping combat uniforms stood upright and saluted the red flag. Standing in the mountains, they seemed to have become one with the mountains and rivers. Even when the rain dripped into their eyes, their gazes were still fixed on the front.

Wherever the red flag pointed, they would press forward!

Their loyalty would never disappear. Generations of soldiers had taken the red flag and carried the heavy responsibility of protecting the country. Even if they died on the battlefield, they would have no regrets!

”Your ’pseudo-base station’ shocked all of us. It was a very risky decision. If it failed, the red team would’ve been in a passive position. The blue team would’ve been able to reach the high ground effortlessly.”

On the way back to the headquarters, the commander-in-chief of the blue team summarized the exercise with Ye Jian. He was quite interested in Ye Jian’s idea of a ’pseudo-base station’.

Ye Jian smiled and said, ”The exercise itself is a risk. Discover, innovate, change, improve… These are things that we’re not exposed to during normal training, but exercises like this provide us an opportunity.”