Comprehension against the sky, creating the Five Thunders in the real world

His patience with Tang Qiang had run out.

Liu Shuai and Guo Zhigang wanted to plead for Tang Qiang, but when they saw the bloody mess on his back, they were too frightened to speak.

"I'll give you ten minutes to pack up. If you don't leave, I'll report this and put a demerit on your file. That punishment will stay with you for life."

Seeing that Tang Qiang hadn't moved for a long time, Lin Beichen issued a warning.

The army's rules are set in stone, and no one can break them. We only gave Tang Qiang special treatment a few days ago because he was a new recruit. We've explained all the rules thoroughly over this period, and now that Tang Qiang has made a mistake, he must bear the consequences.

Tang Qiang glared angrily at Lin Beichen.

Although unwilling, he dared not argue and could only leave, limping away with a stick he had found on the spot.

As evening approached, Tang Qiang secretly slipped back.

Because his bedding was still in the dormitory, the camp didn't urge him to move out immediately. Taking advantage of the darkness and the deserted port, Tang Qiang poured rapeseed oil on the small bridge and also spilled a lot of ink.

After making the arrangements, Tang Qiang hid in the bushes.

The mosquito bites were severe, and by the end of the night, Tang Qiang was covered in bites.

The next day in class, the sharp-eyed Lin Beichen immediately saw through the trick and dragged Tang Qiang, who was still fast asleep, out of the room and exposed him to everyone.

"This kid is stubborn and has repeatedly violated military discipline. I really can't keep him here any longer. Effective immediately, Tang will be forcibly sent home. Anyone who pleads for leniency will also be punished."

Lin Beichen made a phone call, and the relevant personnel put the unconscious Tang Qiang on a stretcher and stuffed him directly into a large truck.

Liu Shuai and Guo Zhigang were quite frightened, and their tempers were tempered considerably.

In the days that followed, everyone focused on their studies, and they all behaved with exceptional seriousness.

The fact that Tang Qiang was asked to resign served as a wake-up call for Guo Zhigang and his colleague.

During their subsequent studies, the two guys behaved themselves much better.

The island has a hot climate, but thankfully the recent days have been filled with continuous rain, and the cool breeze blowing in has made people feel much more relaxed.

The sweet aroma of melons and fruits wafts through the air, refreshing and delightful.

"You've been in camp for three months now, you're no longer new recruits. I hope you can raise your standards for yourselves from now on."

Lin Beichen paced in front of the five people and handed the new training manual to Guo Zhigang and Liu Shuai.

"Coach, what will we learn next? What are the specific arrangements?"

"Liu Shuai asked."

Since Tang Qiang left, the dormitory has become much quieter. He and Guo Zhigang live together, but they don't talk much except when they're in class. Now Liu Shuai just feels bored and can't wait to get busy.

"That's a good question, I'd like to commend you."

Lin Beichen patted Liu Shuai on the shoulder and gave him a thumbs up.

When this kid is sensible, he really makes people feel at ease doing things.

"For the next period of time, you will need to learn how to pilot a ship every day, and you will also need to get up early to run."

Lin Beichen issued the order.

Living on a small island, learning to drive a boat is a basic requirement for special forces soldiers. They will need to sail when going out on missions or transporting supplies.

“Sounds good. As long as you two don’t cause trouble, I guarantee you’ll have a great time.”

Hao Jianhua smiled at Liu Shuai.

He rarely showed a kind face to these two new recruits.

Although Guo Zhigang still felt a little awkward, he was much more obedient now and nodded.

"Enough talk, let's begin training. Today's lesson is to continue learning the essentials of boat handling."

Lin Beichen opened the textbook and began teaching.

Having served as an instructor at the camp for many years, Lin Beichen had his own unique teaching methods. As he explained in detail, the five gradually grasped the key techniques of boat handling.

Days passed, and the island returned to peace.

The five of them got along quite well.

Due to the island's changeable climate, Hao Jianhua caught a cold and coughed incessantly all day.

"Cough cough cough-"

During class, Hao Jianhua coughed incessantly and his body trembled slightly.

Lin Beichen looked at Hao Jianhua, and the others also cast concerned glances at him.

"Focus on class, I'm fine. I'll just drink some hot water and sweat it out when I get back."

Hao Jianhua felt a little uncomfortable and quickly gestured for him to stop.

Ever since catching a cold, he's felt dizzy and lightheaded. His headache has been particularly bad these past few days, but he's been forcing himself to sit in the classroom and pretending everything is fine so he won't fall behind in his classes.

"Why don't you go to the hospital to get it checked out? I've seen you have a cold for several days now. If you don't treat a minor illness early, it can develop into a serious problem."

Seeing the pile of tissues on Hao Jianhua's desk, Lin Beichen reminded him.

Although classes cannot be missed, health is more important.

"Yes, you've been coughing non-stop all day long. I'm really worried that your condition might worsen one day. You can't let a cold go untreated; it could very well develop into a lung disease."

Song Xiangdong stood up and said to Hao Jianhua.

The three shared a dormitory room, and Song Xiangdong often reminded Hao Jianhua to go to the hospital. But Hao Jianhua always disregarded his advice and didn't take it to heart at all. In the past few days, Song Xiangdong and Zhao Tian have been fetching hot water for Hao Jianhua quite often to take care of him.

"Stop talking, it's class time. Don't let my situation disrupt the coach's lesson. Let's continue."

Hao Jianhua's face darkened, and he sped up the flipping of the book, ignoring the two of them.

Seeing that Hao Jianhua didn't intend to go to the hospital, Lin Beichen didn't insist. They were both adults and knew their own bodies. Nagging him would only annoy him.

The school bell rang, and Lin Beichen picked up the chalk and wrote neat characters on the blackboard.

"There are several important factors in sailing a boat, which I will explain to you first. In particular, you need to pay more attention to the selection of engine oil."

Lin Beichen posted several signs on the wall and began a new round of explanations to everyone.

A cool breeze slipped in through the window cracks, and Hao Jianhua coughed incessantly.

After finally getting through get out of class, Hao Jianhua went straight to his dormitory and buried himself in his blankets.

Time passed slowly, and the night was quiet.

Seeing that Hao Jianhua was not moving, Song Xiangdong and Zhao Tian were worried that something had happened to him. They turned on the light and lifted the blanket, only to find that Hao Jianhua's cheeks were burning red.

"Coach, come quick! Something terrible has happened! Hao Jianhua is in bad shape!"

Song Xiangdong dialed Lin Beichen's number, trying to cool Hao Jianhua down while urgently seeking help.

Lin Beichen knew perfectly well—he had noticed something was wrong with the kid during the day; he was just putting on a brave face. And yet, trouble still struck late at night.

Lin Beichen dressed quickly and took Hao Jianhua to the infirmary as fast as possible.

It was late at night, and the infirmary was quiet.

A cold wind blew through the long corridor, and the ivy clinging to the windowsill rustled softly.

The doctor examined Hao Jianhua, administered several doses of herbal medicine, and started an IV drip before stopping.

"Luckily you brought it in time, otherwise this guy would have had a brain overheating. How can a grown man not even take his illness seriously?"

The doctor looked at the thermometer and said something to Lin Beichen.

Hao Jianhua is usually very clever, but I never expected him to be so muddle-headed today.

A fever of over 40 degrees Celsius is not something an ordinary person can withstand.

Hao Jianhua was covered in cold sweat. If he hadn't been given several bowls of hot herbal medicine earlier, his hands and feet would probably still be freezing.

Lin Beichen sighed.

"I warned him, but he said he was fine. I thought he could pull through, but who knew it would turn out like this. The inflammation inside his body must be quite serious."

Lin Beichen asked with concern and tucked the blanket around Hao Jianhua.

Seeing Hao Jianhua's haggard appearance, Lin Beichen felt bad.

When the four of them were traveling, Hao Jianhua suffered from some acclimatization issues and lost a lot of weight after a long period of discomfort.

They thought returning to the island, back to where Hao Jianhua used to live, would allow him to recover, but unexpectedly, it caused more trouble. "Of course. He's probably been eating a lot of spicy food these past few days."

"With the sea breeze blowing all day, his health is gradually deteriorating. Keep a close eye on him and don't let him slip out again."

The doctor shook his head repeatedly.

Seeing how young people nowadays don't take care of their health, the doctor is very worried.

If you come to the camp to serve as a soldier, how will you complete the tasks assigned by the organization in the future if you don't have a good physique?

Hao Jianhua's antics only cause him suffering.

"Thank you for your help tonight, doctor. I'll stay here and keep watch."

Lin Beichen thanked the doctor and closed the ward door after seeing him off.

The night was unusually quiet, and Lin Beichen fell into a deep sleep next to Hao Jianhua's bed.

The next day, Hao Jianhua woke up groggily.

Seeing the IV drip in her hand and Lin Beichen asleep beside her, she was startled. She moved her feet, and Lin Beichen woke up.

"You idiot! Your brain is about to explode and you're still trying to tough it out! If your roommate hadn't found you in time yesterday, you'd probably be packed up and sent home by now."

Lin Beichen scolded him, but his words were full of concern.

Hao Jianhua smiled dismissively and pulled back the covers.

"I'm perfectly fine. Doctors just love to exaggerate. They can turn a minor ailment into cancer. Look at me now, I'm as healthy as ever!"

Hao Jianhua got off the ground, wanting to jump around a few times in front of Lin Beichen.

Unexpectedly, she couldn't stand steadily and stumbled, falling to the ground. The needle in her hand was pulled, causing blood to flow back immediately.

"Come on, stop pushing yourself. Just stay in the hospital for the next few days and come back to class when you've recovered."

Lin Beichen helped Hao Jianhua up and settled him back into bed.

"Don't blame me for being heartless. I didn't pull you up just now because I wanted you to realize your current physical condition."

Lin Beichen knelt down and adjusted the syringe for Hao Jianhua.

He knew the kid's temperament well; if he didn't suffer a bit, he probably would really stubbornly run to the port.

Hao Jianhua was very embarrassed, as he was too weak to speak properly.

The alarm clock on the wall ticked away.

With class time fast approaching, Lin Beichen didn't linger.

After giving some instructions, he ran to the port to continue explaining today's lesson to the other students.

"Instructor, how's Hao Jianhua doing? Is he alright?"

Upon seeing Lin Beichen approach, Song Xiangdong quickly inquired.

The other guys also turned their attention to Lin Beichen.

Medical resources on the island are relatively scarce. To avoid cross-infection, the hospital has always been designated as a key area, and ordinary people cannot enter it at will.

"It's nothing serious. Everyone, focus on your studies. That kid will be back in a few days, so cheer up."

"Remember to wear more clothes these next few days, don't try to tough it out."

Lin Beichen cracked his pointer, and another day of teaching began.

When get out of class ended, Lin Beichen went to the hospital to visit Hao Jianhua.

"These are the key points from today's class. I knew you'd been thinking about them, so I've compiled them all for you. Take your time reading them."

Lin Beichen tossed the notebook to Hao Jianhua; it was covered with densely written characters.

Upon seeing this, Hao Jianhua finally smiled.

He's never been able to lie still, but today he was really worried.

Hao Jianhua flipped through his notebook, muttering to himself.

Lin Beichen could tell that the kid was thinking about class, so he simply reminded him.

"If you feel better tomorrow, come and test drive. Otherwise, you should just stay in bed."

Hao Jianhua nodded in agreement immediately.

After spending a long time with him, Lin Beichen returned to his dormitory.

The next morning, Hao Jianhua pulled out the IV and quietly slipped out of the hospital, rushing to the port where he was to attend class as quickly as possible.

After taking attendance, today's classes resumed.

After these few days of studying from the books, everyone has gained some understanding of the basic knowledge.

Lin Beichen thought that instead of just giving verbal explanations, he would do some hands-on practice, so he led everyone directly to the beach.

"You all watch from the sidelines and learn my posture. You'll go up and practice one by one in a bit."

Lin Beichen gave a brief instruction, then nimbly boarded the boat and steadily sailed around the island.

Liu Shuai and Guo Zhigang were dumbfounded.

The two guys had previously considered starting a boat, but they gave up the idea after considering Tang Qiang's situation.

Seeing Lin Beichen's demonstration today, the two were filled with admiration.

"So, have you all learned it? Who wants to be the first to go up and give everyone a demonstration?"

Lin Beichen brandished the keys in his hand and asked the group a question.

Taking a cruise on the sea is truly relaxing.

"How about I give it a try?"

Looking around and seeing no one else step forward, Hao Jianhua boldly spoke up.

He's a daring guy who loves adventure.

"No problem, remember to bring your swimming ring and be careful."

Lin Beichen readily handed the key to Hao Jianhua.

Under the watchful eyes of the crowd, Hao Jianhua boarded the boat.

However, he was not in good spirits because of a cold.

With everything blurry and my head spinning, I nearly crashed into the edge of the island several times during the voyage.

The people watching from the shore couldn't help but feel worried for him.

Fortunately, after three laps, Hao Jianhua returned safely.

"We need to intensify our training in the future."

Lin Beichen patted Hao Jianhua on the shoulder and offered his opinion. Lin Beichen was not satisfied with Hao Jianhua's technical performance that day.

Among the special forces soldiers, Hao Jianhua was the most talented and had the fastest learning and comprehension ability.

Lin Beichen had thought Hao Jianhua could easily pilot the boat, but today it seems he is still not mature enough.

"How annoying! Why did this cold have to come on when I'm studying? It's so frustrating. I can't even sail a boat properly."

Feeling irritable, Hao Jianhua plopped down on the shore and dipped his feet into the seawater.

Seeing Hao Jianhua's actions, Lin Beichen pulled him into the classroom.

The fever had finally subsided; if this continues, Hao Jianhua will likely have to go back to the hospital. Repeated occurrences like this will definitely take a toll on his health.

"Don't rush, we're all beginners, it's normal to not be able to drive this thing well. Why are you being so hard on yourself?"

Song Xiangdong comforted him.

He thought to himself, "If only I could be as talented as Hao Jianhua."

Unfortunately, Hao Jianhua didn't appreciate his good fortune and always wanted to be the best in every training session.

"Wait a few days until you're fully recovered before getting back on the boat. You'll definitely feel different then. Don't be too nervous."

Zhao Tian also offered a few words of advice. (End of Chapter)