The hospital is too busy, so I'm going to join the army and become a top soldier!

After the internal affairs assessment was completed, all the new recruits returned to the main training ground.

Preparing to conduct the second examination of regulations and ordinances.

In the first assessment, Shen Yan won first place in individual housekeeping, and Class Two won first place in the group housekeeping assessment.

The class's morale was noticeably higher than before the assessment began!

Although Gao Zhenhai still had a stern face, a closer look would reveal that he walked with an even straighter back than usual.

Even when he looked at the other class leaders, his eyes revealed an undisguised smile.

There's no way around it; with such capable soldiers under his command, it's hard for a squad leader to keep a low profile!

Cao Jianfeng stood next to the first squad and felt a tightness in his chest when he saw Gao Zhenhai's expression, as if he wanted to plaster "Number One Internal Affairs Team" on his forehead.

However, he wasn't too worried.

The internal affairs assessment did give Class Two an advantage, but the regulations and rules are different!

This test assesses the entire class's learning and comprehension abilities.

Although Class Two has Shen Yan, no matter how well one person memorizes the answers, it's impossible for him to answer questions for the entire Class Two!

In preparation for the assessment, Class 1 has been spending almost every night memorizing regulations.

Cao Jianfeng even specially made question sheets so that the new recruits in the class could take turns to simulate the test.

In his view, Class One had already secured first place as a team!

The assessment officer stepped to the front of the group and announced the specific methods for assessing the regulations and rules.

Each new recruit will be given two basic questions to answer on the spot.

The answers covered topics such as military duties, daily routines, reporting and requesting instructions, leave application and cancellation, military appearance and discipline, confidentiality regulations, and handling of emergencies.

If the basic questions are answered completely, the examiner will ask an additional question on short notice.

The final score will not only be based on whether the recruit can recite the original text, but also on whether the recruit truly understands the relevant regulations.

Upon hearing the last sentence, Wei Shanjia's expression immediately changed.

He had originally planned to intimidate the assessment cadres with his loud voice and imposing manner.

Ideally, you should recite the first sentence so that the other person is so impressed by your military bearing that they will ask you to skip all the rest of the questions.

Now, not only do we have to memorize, but we also have to understand!

This was somewhat unfriendly to him.

Having anticipated Wei Shanjia's thoughts, Ga Wa lowered his voice and said:

"Hey friend, reciting regulations isn't like scaring wolves in the mountains. No matter how loud you shout, if you recite it wrong, it doesn't count as correct!"

Wei Shanjia gritted his teeth and replied:

"A loud voice is also a quality of a soldier; at least it can let the officers being assessed feel my attitude."

"Then be careful, don't just show your attitude and yell away the content."

Wei Shanjia wanted to retort, but Gao Zhenhai had already turned to look at him.

The two of them immediately straightened their backs, and their expressions became extremely serious.

It was as if the people who had just spoken were not the two of them, but new recruits from other platoons nearby.

To improve the efficiency of the assessment, each class took turns drawing questions according to the order of the list.

Shen Yan was once again the first student from Class Two to take the assessment.

He walked to the question box and took out two question slips.

The first question was about military duties, and the second question was about confidentiality regulations.

Upon seeing the question, Shen Yan showed no signs of nervousness.

He was able to memorize all of this content within just a few days of enlisting.

Now, after a month of military life and repeated study, carrying this thing is no problem at all!

The examiner gestured for him to begin answering.

Shen Yanli stood at attention and clearly and completely recited the duties of a soldier.

He then addressed the issue of confidentiality regulations.

The official in charge of recording had been keeping his head down, ready to deduct points based on the answers.

As a result, Shen Yan talked for a long time, but he never put down his pen.

Not a single word is wrong; there's absolutely no point in deducting any marks!

Full of light!

After Shen Yan finished answering, the evaluator finally looked up and asked:

"How many times did you memorize this content to remember it so completely?"

Shen Yan answered truthfully: "Report, I have read it several times since enlisting, and I also try to understand it in conjunction with actual situations."

The cadre being evaluated remained silent for a moment.

How can you memorize something to this extent after reading it only a few times?

If other new recruits heard this, it would somewhat affect the learning enthusiasm of the rank-and-file soldiers.

To confirm that Shen Yan was not simply relying on rote memorization, the examiners added an additional extended question on the spot.

"If a comrade suddenly collapses and gets injured during training, what should you do?"

Upon hearing this question, those familiar with Shen Yan almost lost their composure!

Well, I've run into someone's specialty!

Isn't this just blatantly giving away points?

On the surface, this question tests reporting procedures and discipline, but in reality, it involves on-site judgment and emergency response.

Shen Yan did not launch into a lengthy medical explanation, but instead answered according to the military's procedures.

"The first thing to do is to immediately report to the on-site personnel and at the same time confirm whether the surrounding environment is still dangerous in order to prevent other people from being injured."

"While awaiting further instructions and the arrival of medical personnel, necessary first aid measures should be taken according to the condition of the injured."

Injuries must not be concealed for fear of affecting training progress, and obviously injured personnel must not be required to continue training.

"If a wounded person experiences uncontrollable massive bleeding, altered consciousness, or respiratory and circulatory abnormalities, emergency treatment should be administered immediately and medical evacuation should be organized."

"If spinal cord injury, severe fracture, or head injury is suspected, the patient should not be moved without proper protection to avoid causing further injury."

……

After listening, the cadre being assessed looked at him with admiration.

With this level of skill, it would be a waste not to participate in the all-army competition and win an award!

The evaluator didn't ask any further questions and simply wrote "full marks" after Shen Yan's name.

Then he carefully memorized Shen Yan's name and ID number.

When the entire army holds a martial arts competition later, we'll just send Shen Yan!

Gao Zhenhai stood not far away, watching the whole process clearly, his expression remaining largely unchanged.

Given Shen Yan's learning ability, getting full marks on regulations and rules was exactly what he expected.

This kid can finish a medical textbook in a morning.

Memorizing a few regulations was indeed no more difficult for him than remembering what the cafeteria was serving that day.

After Shen Yan rejoined the team, Ga Wa was quickly called by name.

Ga Wa walked up to the question box and the first question he drew was about confidentiality.

Upon seeing the question, a clear sense of relief appeared on his face.

Although the written text of this question is not short, its core content is very simple.

Don't say what you can't say.

Ga Wa stood at attention and began to answer: "In the military, you can't just tell others about secret matters."

You can't tell your parents, you can't tell your relatives and friends, and you absolutely can't brag about it after drinking.

When the assessment officer heard this, although he felt that Ga Wa's expression was not quite standard, the core meaning was correct, so he signaled him to continue.

Ga Wa added earnestly:

"When others try to trick you into revealing information, you shouldn't let your guard down just because they speak in a pleasant tone."

Even if a pretty girl keeps asking, you can't just reveal everything about your time in the military to make yourself seem impressive.

The examiner paused slightly in his pen.

Why emphasize pretty girls in particular?

Ga Wa answered without hesitation:

"Report: It's because some young people tend to brag in front of pretty girls."

Things you wouldn't normally dare to say, you might blurt out in a moment of impulsiveness after someone compliments your looks or physique.

The assessor, suppressing a laugh, continued, "Are there people like that in your class?"

Ga Wa instinctively wanted to turn around and take a look at Wei Shanjia.

However, remembering that he couldn't move around during the assessment, he forced himself to control his neck and only glanced at the direction of Class One's team out of the corner of his eye.

"Report: This has not happened in our class!"

Wei Shanjia, standing in the queue, quietly breathed a sigh of relief.

Gawa still remembered their camaraderie and didn't drag him out for public execution during the formal assessment.

Cao Jianfeng, the class monitor of the class next door, had a face full of black lines.

What do you mean by that, you brat? Why are you looking at us like that?

Ultimately, this question was penalized with a small number of points only because the expression was not standardized enough.

He answered the second question smoothly as well, and his overall score remained among the top.

When Ga Wa returned to the team, Wei Shanjia looked at him with a melancholy expression.

"When did I become a high-risk individual?"

Ga Wa replied softly, "Friend, I'm just helping you eliminate potential problems in advance."

"Is this how you eliminate potential hazards? Are you planning to report me as a potential hazard to gain merit?"

The two had barely exchanged a few words when Gao Zhenhai's gaze swept over them.

Wei Shanjia immediately shut up, because it was his turn to take the assessment next.

He walked to the question box and drew questions about military duties and the reporting system.

Upon seeing the question, Wei Shanjia secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

He has been memorizing these two questions many times in the past few days, especially the military duties. He was even checked by Gao Zhenhai last night before going to bed.

There's no way we can make a mistake today, no matter what.

He walked up to the examiners, stood tall and straight, and answered in a voice so loud it could almost be heard across the other side of the playground.

The first half is quite smooth and full of momentum!

Even Gao Zhenhai, standing at a distance, couldn't help but nod slightly.

This month of study has finally paid off.

Although Wei Shanjia is a bit of a chatterbox, he is quite capable when he gets serious.

But just when everyone thought he could complete it smoothly.

Because Wei Shanjia was too focused on creating a grand atmosphere, he skipped over a sentence while taking a breath.

He was completely unaware of what was happening and continued reciting the rest of the text at the same volume.

The entire answer was delivered in a booming voice, sounding more like the correct answer than the correct one itself.

The cadre in charge of the assessment waited for him to finish speaking, and after a moment of silence, asked:

Is there a missing sentence in the middle?

Wei Shanjia's confidence froze instantly.

He stood there, his mind racing as he tried to recall what he had just memorized.

Even though every sentence is familiar, the more anxious I get, the less I can remember what I've missed.

The assessor gave him a few more seconds.

Wei Shanjia still couldn't remember, and could only admit that he had missed something.

He did a good job on the second question, which required requesting instructions and reporting, but because of a mistake on the first question, he ultimately missed out on a perfect score.

Gao Zhenhai looked at Wei Shanjia expressionlessly, having already made his decision.

In addition to the intensive housekeeping lesson tonight on folding blankets into neat squares, we'll also have an extra review of regulations and rules.

He wanted to see just how many sheep were in Wei Shanjia's head.

The new recruits in the second platoon subsequently participated in the assessment, and their overall performance was quite good.

Some people can memorize the basic questions very fluently, but when they encounter extended questions, their answers are not complete enough.

Some people only vaguely remembered the written content, but had a relatively clear understanding of the military camp life system, which barely managed to pull back their scores.

Another recruit, due to excessive nervousness, reversed the order of asking for leave and returning from leave.

After listening, the cadre being assessed remained silent for several seconds.

According to this new recruit, from now on, he must return to cancel his leave before he can leave the army.

The entire process was so safe that it was almost flawless.

The only problem is that no one can actually leave the camp.

Gao Zhenhai stood to the side, his expression constantly changing as the new recruits of the second squad answered.

When someone answers well, he'd love to give his own people extra points for the evaluation of the cadres.

Even when someone answered incorrectly, he had already mentally assigned each person a spot for evening tutoring.

In comparison, Class 1's overall performance was indeed more consistent.

Cao Jianfeng prepared very thoroughly for this assessment.

Although none of the new recruits in the class were perfect scorers like Shen Yan, they rarely made any obvious mistakes.

After all personnel have completed their assessments, the recorder begins to compile the results.

The individual rankings are no surprise.

Shen Yan once again won first place thanks to her complete answers to the two basic questions and her outstanding performance in the extended questions.

This is his second individual first place in the first stage assessment.

After the results were announced, the new recruits from other classes couldn't help but glance in the direction of Class Two a few times.

It's one thing that internal affairs came first, but why did regulations and ordinances also come first?

Does this guy actually have any areas he's not good at?

Wei Shanjia did not react much to this.

He felt that comparing himself to students from Fu-Da Medical School in memorizing texts was somewhat disrespectful to his own brain capacity.

After all, what he really cared about was the upcoming physical fitness test!

That's the battlefield where he, a top-level athlete, can regain his dignity!

In terms of team performance, Class 1 relied on its stable overall performance to successfully win first place in the regulations and rules team competition.

Although Class Two had Shen Yan's perfect score, the others made some mistakes, and ultimately ranked second.

This finally gave Cao Jianfeng a moment of triumph!

He walked over to Gao Zhenhai and said in a deliberately relaxed tone:

"It seems that your Class Two can't win first place in every event."

Gao Zhenhai nodded.

"That's normal. Our Class Two got all the benefits, so the other classes weren't motivated to continue taking the exam, right?"

Cao Jianfeng's smile froze again.

He had just won an item, so why did it seem like Class Two was deliberately leaving a way out for Class One after hearing this?

Wei Shanjia felt somewhat guilty.

If he hadn't missed that one line, Class Two's overall score might have been even higher.

Shen Yan noticed his emotions and said in a low voice:

"Team performance is not determined by one person; there are also factors such as formation and physical fitness."

Wei Shanjia nodded.

Regulations and rules are not his forte.

But their physical abilities are different!

He is determined to make up for all the points he lost in the morning, especially in the 3,000 meters.

After the results were announced, a system notification also sounded in Shen Yan's mind.

[The host has achieved first place in the first phase of the recruit training assessment regulations.]

[The host's understanding of the military's grassroots management system has improved.]

[The dual cultivation of medicine and martial arts has been launched to provide a feedback mechanism.]

[Obtained: Training injury registration and non-combat casualty statistics guidelines.]

[Obtained: Infectious Disease Reporting and Military Camp Health Incident Response Procedures.]

[Gained: Knowledge of battlefield wound report filling and wounded soldier evacuation and handover.]

A flood of information rushed into Shen Yan's mind.

The time, location, training subject, course of injury, initial assessment, and on-site treatment of training injuries all need to be accurately recorded.

If a cluster of fever, diarrhea, or other cases that may involve infectious diseases occur in the military camp.

Reports must be submitted promptly in accordance with the procedures; concealment should not be tolerated out of concern for the training schedule.

In a battlefield environment, the record of the evacuation of the wounded is even more important.

Injury location, time of injury, level of consciousness, vital signs, duration of tourniquet use, medications used, history of drug allergies, and changes in injury condition...

All of these must be handed over to the next stage of medical personnel as clearly as possible!

If any of these items is omitted, it could affect subsequent judgments!

After digesting this knowledge, Shen Yan couldn't help but mentally complain.

Others memorize the regulations so they know how to apply for leave and how to cancel it.

He took the first rule himself and has already started learning how to fill out the delivery form for battlefield wounded.

This reward logic will continue to develop.

By the time recruit training ends, the system might even be able to arrange the duty roster for the field hospital!

After the regulations and rules assessment was completed, the assessment team did not give the new recruits much rest time and quickly announced the third assessment item.

Queueing action!

The first two assessments are basically just appetizers!

From formation drills to physical fitness, these are the most important factors in widening the score gap between classes!

Upon hearing what followed, all the class monitors became completely focused!

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(I've been too busy these past few days, working overtime like a beast of burden, so updates have been a bit irregular. Please forgive me, dear readers.)

Once this busy period is over, I'll make up for the missed updates double!