I asked you to join the army, but I didn’t ask you to get first-class merit every day.

In his previous life, he had been an elite ace pilot. After being reborn, he found himself in the body of a young man considered a disgrace to his family. Faced with the accusations of relatives, his mother’s tears, and his father’s stern disapproval, he chose to enlist. What followed was the beginning of an extraordinary rise. At first, the drill instructor regarded him with contempt, certain he would not survive recruit training. His fellow soldiers shunned him, assuming he was a weak link with connections. But drawing on the discipline and experience of his past life, he pushed back. While others drilled in formation, he was already carrying out missions behind enemy lines and earning distinction. While others practiced their shooting, he captured an enemy command post on his own. A five-kilometer armed cross-country run? A thousand-meter sniper shot? For him, they were routine. He dominated the recruit company, broke assessment records, and swept through tactical exercises alone, leaving the entire army stunned. In the grand military competition, he faced off against the army’s best and beat them all—as a new recruit. His name is Su Yi, and he has become the army’s foremost warrior. The man everyone once dismissed as worthless is now the country’s sharpest weapon.