From the 7th Steel Company to the Synthetic Division

Chapter 33: Routine to Success

Chengcai is a man with a very active brain. In Gao Cheng's words, he is "smart and sharp". He knows very well that if you want to get something, you have to pay for it.

What Chen Jun taught him specially was completely different from what other recruits learned.

Chengcai realized that what he had learned was more advanced and definitely better than what the other recruits had learned. He also realized that Chen Jun was intentionally training him.

Chengcai, who always liked to curry favor with key members, immediately raised his attitude towards Chen Jun again.

Not to mention all the flattery and fawning on him, he even took the initiative to help Chen Jun wash his shoes and socks, and rushed to serve tea and water.

He was almost bowing his head!

"Since Chengcai is selfish, then giving him enough benefits to tempt him, and continuing to increase his dosage, will solve the problem by using poison to fight poison, so that he won't be willing to leave at all?"

Chen Jun felt Chengcai's flattery and fawning, and his original intention to correct Chengcai's thinking suddenly changed, and a crazy idea popped up in his mind.

Prepare to use anti-routine that subverts common sense to lead Chengcai to the path he wants.

This path is not guaranteed to be the right one.

But it can ensure the maximum utilization of talents.

Chengcai is selfish, overly competitive, and has no team spirit. For special forces, each of these shortcomings is like a cancer.

But this is only limited to small teams and special forces operating in special combat environments.

The company's combat structure is completely different from that of special operations.

For the grassroots companies fighting in the corps, these personal problems are actually not a big deal as long as there are no major ideological and political problems.

For Chen Jun, who chose to be an officer in this life and made the Seventh Company "soar as a whole".

It's nothing at all.

The key to company combat is "obeying orders". Everyone in each class just needs to do their own job. When a battle breaks out, hundreds of people will fight together, and the impact of each individual will be minimal.

Soldiers also do not need too strong awareness, nor do they need too much combat thinking, nor do they need dangerous squad counter-terrorism operations.

Just know to obey the squad leader's orders and do whatever you are told to do.

There is no need to be like a special operations team, where there are only a few operatives, each one of them is crucial, and the team awareness must be highly unified.

Under this premise...

Chen Jun doesn't need Cheng Cai to have a strong sense of teamwork, he doesn't need him to command anyone in battle, and he doesn't need him to lead the team to fight behind enemy lines.

As long as he succeeds, he can become a top sniper, who can step up at the critical moment and snipe out the person he wants to snipe, or an important firepower point, and provide favorable conditions for the overall advancement of the company.

Chen Jun doesn't care about other aspects at all, even if becoming a lone wolf doesn't matter.

So Chen Jun gave up his previous idea and stopped spending time and effort trying to turn Chengcai into a team-oriented talent who understood the feelings of friends and comrades.

Decided to take the most direct route.

Develop Chengcai's best talents, use the things Chengcai wants most to lure and hook him, and tie him tightly to yourself.

What does Chengcai want now?
Chen Jun knows it very well!
Chengcai now only wants to join the 7th Steel Company, so Chen Jun gets him to the 7th Steel Company and uses some tricks to make Chengcai think that he is the one who helped and is getting a favor for free.

If Chengcai wanted to become a company sniper, Chen Jun would train him to be a top sniper.

If Chengcai wants to transfer to the volunteer army and stay in the army, then we should find a way to make him meritorious service and give him some bargaining chips so that he can be transferred to the volunteer army smoothly.

Meet all needs for success.

Moreover, every step in between was highlighted, and Chen Jun was doing his best to help him.

Let Chengcai continue to accumulate favors until the day when he can no longer repay them. By then, Chen Jun will not be able to drive Chengcai away even if he takes the initiative to do so.

Perhaps when that day really comes, Chengcai will feel the warmth that Chen Jun gives him, and he may come to his senses, change his selfish bad habits, and understand what true comradeship is.

Then it will be perfect.

Once Chen Jun made the decision, he began to execute it, and began to use routines to "nurture" the talent step by step.

Not only do we devote all our efforts to train Chengcai in shooting, but we also pay extra attention to him in other subjects, so that Chengcai can feel the wholehearted care.

These days of special care from the platoon leader made Chengcai happy and excited, but also confused.

Be more respectful to Chen Jun!

As Chengcai's shooting skills improved rapidly, the new recruits, who had fired dry guns hundreds of times every day, finally had their first live-fire shooting.

The recruits were already very excited just by touching a gun for the first time, and some even suffered from insomnia the night before.

Now that they finally had the chance to actually fire their weapons, the recruits were so excited that their faces flushed, and they suddenly felt that all the hardships they had endured before were worth it.

The company commander also attached great importance to the first shooting and made sufficient arrangements in advance.

Not only is shooting important for a soldier, soldiers who can shoot accurately are always the most popular, but there are also potential fatal dangers that must be paid attention to.

Bullets don't have eyes.

If an accident really happens on the recruit shooting range, at best the company's one year's efforts will be wasted, and at worst the recruit's military career may end.

All safety measures must be in place to ensure that no accidents occur.

The ten Type 81 rifles that were personally calibrated by Shi Jin and several squad leaders including Wu Liuyi yesterday were already placed at the shooting positions in advance.

The recruits prepared in advance in the waiting area and fired in turn in squads. They received five rounds of bullets from the armorer, loaded them into the magazine, and then put the magazine into the chest pocket.

The first squad to shoot was Class 1. After receiving the order, they led the team, trotting to the shooting position and waiting.

Now the recruits have bullets in their hands and the guns are placed in front of them. Every subsequent action has instructions, and the recruits must strictly follow and execute them.

Anyone who dares not follow instructions will definitely be punished.

"Prone position—load!"

The company duty officer today is Chen Jun, and he is responsible for the commands at the shooting position.

Upon hearing the command, the group of ten recruits immediately took a big step forward with their left foot, stretched out their left arms, and lay down with their palms facing down.

Then I followed the movements taught by the squad leader.

Take the magazine out of the chest mount and put it in the gun slot without a magazine, turn on the safety, adjust the rate of fire selector to single shot, pull the bolt to load the gun, use both hands to push the gun out, and place it on a support to aim.

When ready, wait a few moments.

Chen Jun observed that all the recruits were ready, so he gave the order to let the recruits shoot freely.

"Clap clap clap clap..."

Scattered gunshots rang out.

It was inevitable that the recruits were nervous when firing guns for the first time. The excitement made it difficult for them to control their breathing, and their brains became confused from the tension.

The shooting scene was so horrific that it can only be described as "a riot of demons".

(End of this chapter)