If I made you a special forces soldier, would you become a terrestrial god?

The "single-hole ten-ring" incident at the shooting range, like a silent storm, quickly swept through the entire student body of the National Defense University.

Overnight, the name Su Chen went from being a "transfer student with a mysterious background" to a "monster whose physical abilities and marksmanship are so abnormal that they are inhuman."

The atmosphere in dormitory 302 became extremely strange as a result.

Shi Lei's gaze towards Su Chen now held a hint of admiration and awe, and he spoke cautiously. Chen Mo, on the other hand, turned into a curious child, always trying to uncover some secret from Su Chen, but Su Chen always brushed him off with "good talent" and "practice a lot."

The one who changed the most was Du Fei.

The once proud and arrogant young man, who was like a peacock, has become completely withdrawn. He no longer provokes others, and he doesn't even dare to look Su Chen in the eye. He buries himself in books and training all day long, as if trying to catch up with that unattainable figure in this way.

Su Chen didn't care at all.

For him, the real "leveling up" has only just begun.

In the intermediate command class.

Professor Li Yuanchao, with his gray hair and renowned reputation in the field of tactical theory, is lecturing on a course titled "Breakthrough Tactics under Information Saturation in the Future Battlefield".

"...Therefore, when the enemy possesses full-spectrum electromagnetic suppression and multi-dimensional reconnaissance capabilities, any large-scale mobilization of our forces will be suicidal. The key to future penetration lies in 'stealth' and 'deception'..."

Professor Li drew complex tactical simulation diagrams on the blackboard, speaking eloquently.

The students in the audience listened with rapt attention; these were the most cutting-edge military theories.

Su Chen sat in the corner, listening intently. With his primordial spirit at the level of a terrestrial immortal, everything Professor Li said would be automatically broken down, analyzed, and then integrated with his own vast martial arts and war experience to ultimately form a higher-dimensional understanding.

"...This tactical concept currently faces an unsolvable paradox: the contradiction between 'stealth' and 'communication.' Absolute silence means losing command. And any form of communication could expose your presence." Professor Li sighed; this was a problem that had plagued the military for decades.

He habitually asked in class, "Does anyone have any new ideas about this problem?"

The classroom fell silent. Even a bright student like Du Fei frowned in thought, unable to answer.

Professor Li's gaze swept around the classroom and finally landed on the quiet transfer student.

"Su Chen, why don't you tell us?" He simply wanted to see if this physical monster's mind was also different from others.

Su Chen stood up and spoke calmly.

"Professor, I believe the key issue is not how to 'hide' communication, but how to 'define' communication."

One sentence silenced the entire classroom.

Professor Li raised an eyebrow, signaling him to continue.

"Traditional communication is point-to-point or point-to-multipoint signal transmission. But what if our communication mode incorporates background noise?" Su Chen's voice was calm and unhurried. "We can create a 'dynamic deceptive redundancy channel.' Simply put, it's about actively generating a massive amount of seemingly chaotic and disordered junk signals that conform to the characteristics of the battlefield environment, forming a 'rainforest' of signals. Our real commands are like a special leaf in that rainforest, mixed in with it. Even if the enemy can monitor the entire rainforest, they won't be able to find the one we want among millions of leaves."

"Hiss..." Professor Li gasped, his eyes instantly lighting up!

This idea is absolutely wildly imaginative! Yet it's theoretically entirely feasible!

Su Chen continued: "At the same time, the penetration unit itself also needs to implement 'energy signature management.' Instead of pursuing absolute radar or infrared stealth, it uses simulation algorithms to make its thermal and electromagnetic signals resemble a rock, a tree, or even a cow in the environment. This allows the enemy to see you but not identify you from the background."

"Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant!" Professor Li exclaimed excitedly, slamming his hand on the podium. "Energy characteristic management... dynamic deceptive redundancy channels... Excellent! Very good! Su Chen, come to my office after class!"

The entire class, including Du Fei, looked at Su Chen as if he were an alien.

What exactly is the structure of this guy's brain?

While they're still trying to understand the tactics the professor is explaining, he's already starting to create new tactical theories?!

That afternoon, Su Chen did not go to Professor Li's office.

He went to the library.

This library, which claims to be the largest military-specific library in Asia, boasts a vast collection.

Then, the trainees witnessed a scene they would never forget.

Su Chen plunged headfirst into the "Materials Physics and Energy Engineering" bookshelf section.

His way of reading is quite unique.

Instead of turning page by page, they skimmed through the pages, their fingers moving so fast they were like afterimages. The rustling sound of pages turning was particularly jarring in the quiet library.

A librarian couldn't help but step forward and remind him, "Student, please keep quiet in the library. Please don't... while reading."

Before she could finish speaking, she saw Su Chen had already "finished" reading a thick book of over 700 pages, "Introduction to High Energy Particle Physics," and casually tossed it aside. Then, he pulled another book, "White Paper on the Application of Superconducting Materials," from the bookshelf.

The administrator looked at the small pile of professional books at his feet, covering multiple fields such as physics, chemistry, and engineering, and then at the clock on the wall.

Only two hours have passed since he came in.

There were already more than twenty books at his feet.

"Is he...is he here to borrow books, or to do wholesale?" the administrator muttered to himself.

one day.

Two days.

A week.

Su Chen became a "ghost" of the library. Aside from attending classes, he spent all his time there, his reading encompassing everything from tactical command and weapons engineering to artificial intelligence and quantum physics. His reading speed had become a legend at the National Defense University.

Finally, one afternoon a week later, he stopped in front of a book explaining "energy conversion efficiency of individual weapons".

His finger touched a line of cold data on the page: "Limited by current materials science, the highest efficiency of converting electrical energy into kinetic energy is 37.4%, which is the current bottleneck in physics."

A slight smile appeared on Su Chen's lips.

Physical bottleneck?

He closed the book and went straight to Professor Li Yuanchao's office.

Professor Li, who was engrossed in studying the tactical concept Su Chen had proposed last time, saw him and quickly waved: "Come here, come here! I wrote a report on that concept you mentioned last time, and the higher-ups are taking it very seriously! Do you have any new ideas now?"

Su Chen placed the monograph on his desk, pointed to the line of data, and asked a question that made Professor Li's soul tremble.

"Professor, what if we don't follow the existing energy conduction pathways?"

"What if the carrier of energy is not cables or waves, but something else...something older, something more fundamental?"