#军旅
Soldier's SortieSoldier's SortieThe reticent Xu Sanduo, before even entering the military camp, incurred the dislike of Gao Cheng—commander of the regiment-famous "Steel 7th Company," known for its spirit of "never abandoning, never giving up"—because he raised his hands in surrender upon seeing a tank. After joining the camp, squad leader Shi Jin became his pillar of support, while fellow townsman and deputy squad leader Wu Liuwei viewed him as a thorn in his side due to his clumsiness. After recruit training concluded, Xu Sanduo was assigned to the remote and arduous logistics pipeline maintenance Squad 5, while his fellow townsman Cheng Cai went to the Steel 7th Company. Taking an offhand remark by the demoralized Squad 5 leader Lao Ma as an absolute command, and relying on his simple-minded stubbornness, Xu Sanduo spent six months accomplishing a task everyone believed impossible. He moved the entire Squad 5, completely revitalized their morale, and earned a transfer to the Steel 7th Company, where he reunited with squad leader Shi Jin. Following the joy of reunion, seemingly insurmountable hurdles lined up before him one after another. Through this journey, learning much from Shi Jin, Wu Liuwei, Gao Cheng, Yuan Lang, Wu Zhe, and others, he transformed from a "good-for-nothing soldier" into an "outstanding soldier."
Yan PoyueYan Poyue (Soldier)Yan Poyue, a new armed police recruit, is exceptionally capable as a lone fighter yet never fits in with the group. After being forged by special operations, surviving life-and-death missions, and fighting shoulder to shoulder with his comrades, he evolves from a lone wolf into a loyal, top special forces operative who understands teamwork.
Lin CheThe youngest Major and commander of the Army Special Forces detachment. During the military district's open day in June, he stood at the edge of the training ground listening to a briefing. His gaze casually swept over the spectators—and then froze. The girl standing beside his capable subordinate, Ye Ming, was tiptoeing to wipe the sweat off her brother's brow. The sunlight fell on her slightly wrinkled nose, and the tissue in her hand gently brushed the dust from Ye Ming's epaulet. At that moment, Lin Che heard his heart race, a sudden loss of control he had never experienced in his twenty-seven years. Over the next three days, this top special forces soldier—who could disassemble any firearm in thirty seconds and lie low in the depths of the jungle for seventy-two hours without making a sound—always "happened" to appear in the camp where Ye Ming was stationed. He finally asked, seemingly "in passing": "Was that your sister who came last week?" Upon receiving an affirmative answer, this special operations commander, whose decisions on the battlefield were as sharp as a blade, launched the most precise non-military operation of his life—gathering fragmented information about her through Ye Ming: she preferred Van Gogh to Monet, kept a Ragdoll cat named "Latte," and was allergic to mangoes but could never resist sneaking dried mangoes. When he finally got her number, this man, who could memorize the coordinates of an entire war zone map, stared at the blank text box on his phone screen. He typed and deleted repeatedly, finally sending only a single line: "I'm Lin Che. Your brother's comrade." The timestamp read 2:00 AM. He had just finished night training, his fingertips still carrying the metallic chill of his weapon.
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