I enlisted four times! My former unit blacklisted me.

An hour later.

Nearly four hundred new recruits gathered on the huge comprehensive training ground.

According to regulations, each of the nine combat companies in the regiment was allocated an average of 20 to 30 new recruits.

Then there were the mess hall, motor transport company, guard company, disciplinary squad, and service squad, each with 5 to 10 people.

At this moment, at the very front of the procession, the leaders of each company and unit were standing straight, holding up signs.

The new recruits behind could clearly see the signs for each unit.

The new recruits in the class were both nervous and excited.

It's about the same as when I enlisted.

When they enlisted, they looked forward to life in the military.

Although it was tiring, I've basically gotten used to it after three months.

Now that their three-month basic training is over, they are looking forward to life in the veterans' unit.

They knew it would definitely be more tiring than basic training.

After all, the subjects they were trained on in basic training were just those few sheets of paper.

But the veterans' company has a much wider range of training subjects.

The five-kilometer run will transform you from lightly equipped to fully armed.

There are also field training, sea training, 400-meter obstacle course, sport shooting, demolition, guard duty, and so on!

Will I be able to adapt after arriving at the new company?

Are the company commander, political instructor, platoon leader, and squad leader good or bad?

How intense is the training?

These are all unknown.

Soon, the division of forces began.

The government officials began reading out names.

The person whose name was called was then the corresponding sergeant holding up a sign and reporting for duty.

The new recruits whose names were called, upon learning that they would not be with their platoon leader, all had tears in their eyes and hugged them goodbye.

The new recruits in the first platoon felt quite uncomfortable watching this scene.

"Zhao Yihang, Qian Kun, Ma Teng, Sun Dawei, assemble at the 3rd Infantry Company!"

Upon hearing this, the three of them became excited.

"Holy crap! I knew it! I could stay with Brother Feng!"

"Hahaha, I'm going to kowtow to the company commander!"

But soon, the other new recruits in the class were also called upon.

But they were assigned to other companies.

"Brother Feng! We'll miss you!"

"Brother Feng, will we be able to come see you again in the future?"

The remaining recruits rushed into Wu Hanfeng's arms.

"Yes! Of course!" Wu Hanfeng reassured them, "If you miss me, come find me in the Third Company! I'll have Squad Leader Wang Erniu make you braised pork! Plenty!"

"Brother Feng, you're so kind!"

After saying that, everyone hugged each other and cried again.

Seeing this scene, Wu Hanfeng felt that he also needed to cry.

Otherwise, these new recruits would be even more heartbroken to see that they are not valued by him.

So...

"You all must take good care of yourselves! I'll miss you!"

Wu Hanfeng cried loudly while tightly hugging the group.

Wu Hanfeng's crying made the new recruits who were being assigned to other positions cry even harder.

When Zhao Yihang and the others saw this, they couldn't help but feel a lump in their throats and ran over to hug each other.

The entire class completely disregarded the rules and regulations.

"Yihang, Akun! When you get to the Third Company, you must take good care of our squad leader. If he suffers even the slightest injustice, we won't forgive you!"

"Don't worry, we pamper our squad leader like a wife!"

The other class leaders around them had mixed expressions and kept rolling their eyes when they saw this.

This is just dividing into companies, why is it being made to look like we're being discharged and separated?

Meanwhile, Zhou Haibo, who was standing to the side, had been preparing to cry a couple of times, but unexpectedly, these little brats kept hugging Wu Hanfeng and didn't even notice him.

"Damn it! The dowry I prepared has been given away for nothing!"